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Activewear compression socks for men and women, built for all-day active wear, in 15-20 and 20-30 mmHg. Sized and fitted in our West Los Angeles store. Compression hosiery is a hygienic item — all sales are final.
Activewear compression socks apply graduated pressure to the leg — firmest at the ankle and decreasing toward the knee. Graduated compression is designed to support circulation. The manufacturer states that it helps improve blood flow and reduce swelling during and after activity. These knee-high socks are built for an active daily routine — walking, hiking, and long hours on your feet — in men’s and women’s sizing.
The sock is knit with Dri-Release yarn, which feels like cotton against the skin while managing moisture. The yarn moves moisture away from the foot to keep it dry through the day. The result is a softer hand than a technical microfiber sock.
The foot is cushioned across the sole for all-day comfort. The heel is reinforced to resist wear at the highest-abrasion point. A seamless toe removes the ridge that rubs over long wear.
A wide comfort band below the knee holds the sock in place through the day and makes it easier to pull on and off. The band holds position without binding at the top.
Stocked in 15-20 mmHg and 20-30 mmHg. 15-20 is the moderate level. 20-30 is firm and is the most frequently prescribed level. The manufacturer states that graduated compression at these levels supports circulation and helps reduce swelling. The right level depends on the individual. Our staff can help, and the compression level should be confirmed with your doctor.
Compression sock sizing depends on measured leg dimensions at these levels, not shoe size alone. We measure and fit in the store so the compression works as intended. Colors and sizes not on the shelf can be special ordered. Compression hosiery is a hygienic item and cannot be returned or exchanged once purchased.
We carry JOBST activewear compression socks at 12420 Santa Monica Blvd. Call (310) 829-1777 to check current levels, sizes, and colors, or come in for a fitting.
Compression garments are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your doctor about the compression level appropriate for you.
