Graduated support
A stronger feel at the ankle transitions gradually toward the calf.
Everyday Graduated Compression Socks — 20–30 mmHg
YS001-155-BKBN / S
70.953₫
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20–30 mmHg · GRADUATED COMPRESSION
Everyday Graduated Compression Socks — 20–30 mmHg
70.953₫
Everyday knee-high support with open- and closed-toe styles, a soft stretch knit, and sizes S–4XL.
- Graduated support from ankle to calf
- Multiple colours and toe styles
- Designed for standing, sitting and travel days
Fit tip: Measure around your ankle and the widest part of your calf. If you fall between sizes, choose the larger size.
Choose quantity
Quantity cards add multiples of the style and size selected above.
Fit & size guidance
Measure around the ankle and the widest part of the calf. If you are between sizes, choose the larger option.
Medical note
Compression wear is not a substitute for medical advice. Ask a healthcare professional before use if you have diabetes, reduced sensation, a circulatory condition, skin injury, or new or unexplained swelling.
Fabric & care
Wash cold with mild detergent and air dry away from direct heat. Do not iron.
20–30 mmHg graduated compression
S–4XL size selection
Open or closed toe options
Support made for everyday movement
Graduated comfort from ankle to calf
Designed to apply the firmest support around the ankle and gradually ease toward the calf, these knee-high styles offer a supportive fit for long periods of standing, sitting, commuting, or travel.
Built around the details
Support without losing everyday comfort
Soft, flexible knit
Stretch fabric follows the shape of the lower leg for a close, supportive fit.
A finish that suits your day
Choose open toe, closed toe, or a calf sleeve depending on your footwear and preference.
How graduated compression works
More support where the leg is narrowest
Graduated compression is designed with its firmest level around the ankle, then decreases up the lower leg. The result is a more targeted feel than uniform-pressure hosiery.
Compression level is based on the supplier specification.
Move through the day your way
One collection, three ways to wear it
Pick the coverage that works with your shoes, routine, and personal comfort. Every option is selected from the same product page, so it is easy to compare before adding to cart.
01
Open toe
Extra room around the toes and easy pairing with open footwear.
02
Closed toe
Full-foot coverage in a broad selection of everyday colours.
03
Calf sleeve
Lower-leg coverage while leaving the ankle and foot uncovered.
Choose with confidence
More ways to find the right everyday setup
No inflated promises—just clear product details before you choose.
| Feature | This collection | Standard single-style sock |
|---|---|---|
| Compression profile | Graduated 20–30 mmHg | Varies by product |
| Toe choice | Open and closed toe | Usually one style |
| Size selection | S–4XL | Varies by product |
| Colour selection | Multiple options | Varies by product |
A better fit starts with two measurements
Measure before you select a size
- 1Measure your ankle
Wrap a soft tape around the narrowest point above the ankle bone.
- 2Measure your calf
Measure around the widest part while standing naturally.
- 3Choose your size
If you sit between two sizes, choose the larger option for a less restrictive fit.
Do not rely on shoe size alone. Extended sizes 2XL–4XL were added to the selector, but exact body measurements are not supplied for those sizes; contact support before ordering if you are unsure.
Putting them on
A simple heel-first method
- Turn the sock inside out down to the heel.
- Place the foot in and position the heel correctly.
- Unroll upward in small sections without bunching or folding the cuff.
Care
Help the knit keep its shape
- Wash cold on a gentle cycle or by hand.
- Use mild detergent and avoid bleach.
- Air dry away from direct heat; do not iron.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
What does 20–30 mmHg mean?
mmHg is the unit used to describe compression pressure. The supplier lists this product at 20–30 mmHg with a graduated pressure profile.
Should I choose open toe or closed toe?
Choose open toe if you prefer more space around the toes or wear open footwear. Choose closed toe for full-foot coverage.
When can I wear compression socks?
They are commonly worn during extended standing, sitting, commuting, and travel. Follow any instructions given by your healthcare professional.
Can I sleep in them?
Do not sleep in compression wear unless a qualified healthcare professional has specifically advised you to do so.
Who should ask a clinician before use?
Ask a healthcare professional before use if you have diabetes, reduced sensation, a diagnosed circulatory condition, skin injury, or new or unexplained swelling.
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Find your style and size
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