Compression Socks for Women

Compression Socks for Women, Sized to Fit You

Women reach for compression socks for all kinds of days: a long shift, a flight, a workout, or legs that just feel tired by evening. Whatever the reason, whether you'll actually keep wearing them comes down to fit.

Our socks are unisex, so the sizing chart is what makes them yours. For most styles, look up your US women's shoe size in the women's column of the compression sock sizing guide. Women's and men's shoe sizes don't line up one for one, which is why the chart lists them separately. Go by the women's column, not a friend's size or the size you'd grab in regular socks.

When measuring beats shoe size

The Argyle, Solids and Checkers skip shoe size altogether and go by ankle and calf circumference; the Made in the USA sizing guide shows where to measure. That makes them a smart pick if your calves are more muscular, or slimmer, than your shoe size would suggest, because the chart works from your actual measurements.

Across the range you get 15-20 mmHg graduated compression, snuggest at the ankle and gentler toward the knee, and every pair has built-in arch support and a cushioned footbed. Choose from pink stripes, skulls, argyle and more in our compression socks collection, or keep it classic with made in the USA compression socks.

FAQs

What size compression socks should a woman get?

For most styles, use your US women's shoe size in the women's column of the sizing guide. Our three Made in the USA styles work differently: you measure your ankle and calf and match those numbers. When you're between two sizes, the larger one will feel easier to wear and the smaller one firmer.

Are these women's compression socks or unisex?

Unisex. Every style is the same sock for everyone, and the sizing chart lists women's and men's shoe sizes separately so you can find yours. Designs range from pink stripes and skulls to argyle and plain solids.

Can I wear compression socks with work clothes or dresses?

Yes. The black or white Solids read as plain knee socks under trousers, with boots or with a skirt, so nobody needs to know they're compression. The stripes, skulls and argyle are made to be seen, if you'd rather show them off.

Can women wear compression socks every day?

Many women wear 15-20 mmHg compression socks daily, through work, travel and workouts. Take them off at night unless your healthcare provider says otherwise. If you're pregnant, have diabetes or have a circulation condition, check with your healthcare provider before you start.