At Sockwell, we like to say compression socks are the best thing to happen to your feet and legs. We may be a little biased, but we have a few facts to back up our claim. First of all, in the medical field, compression socks have a great reputation because of their many benefits, both to patients and the hard-working medical professionals who are on their feet all day. When you’re wearing a compression sock, you’ll notice the sock is a bit tighter around the foot and ankle, and then relaxes slightly up through the calf of the sock. This is an intentional fit. This lessening of compression up the leg is called graduated compression, and it gently massages your muscles and helps to keep the blood flowing through your legs. Certain activities (prolonged sitting, being on your feet all day, sports and strenuous physical activity, etc.) can disrupt the normal blood flow through your legs, which can result in discomfort, swelling, and fatigue in your legs and feet. Compression socks help minimize that disruption, helping to prevent the discomfort and fatigue it can cause. 

• Firm (20-30mmHg) Graduated Compression
• Ultra Light Cushion Sole
• Spandex throughout sock
• Graduated Compression Leg
• Turn Welt Top
• Arch Support
• Seamless Toe Closure
• 32% Merino Wool/31% Bamboo Rayon/32% Stretch Nylon/5% Spandex