Closed Toe Compression Socks 15-20mmHg SKIN/NUDE
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Breathable everyday compression that helps ease swelling, soreness and fatigue, from the first step of the day to the last.
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Description
Features
Who Should Use It
Clean & Care
Shipping and Exchanges
Free shipping on every order within the USA. If the size isn’t right, contact us and we’ll help you exchange it.
Made for your day
Where customers wear their open toe socks most.
- Long shiftsNurses, hairdressers, teachers and anyone on their feet for 8 to 12 hours.
- Running and cyclingWear them on long runs and rides, and for a few hours after to help your legs recover.
- Yoga and pilatesOpen toes let your feet grip the mat while your calves stay supported.
- Walking and travelDaily walks, long drives and flights where you sit for hours.
How to put them on
Four steps, about a minute. It gets quicker after the first few days.
- Turn it inside out
Reach in, pinch the heel and pull the sock inside out down to the heel pocket.
- Slip your foot in
Put your foot in up to the heel and line the heel pocket up with your heel.
- Roll it up
Unroll the rest over your ankle and calf a little at a time. Don't pull from the top band.
- Smooth it out
Even out wrinkles. The band should sit about two fingers below the knee.
Caring for your sleeves
A little care keeps the fit and the color looking new for months.
- Wash coldMachine wash on a gentle cycle, or hand wash in cool water.
- Hang to dryLay flat or hang. The dryer’s heat breaks down the stretch.
- Skip the softenerFabric softener and bleach coat the fibers and weaken them.
- Rotate and refreshAlternate two or three pairs, and replace each one every 3 to 6 months.
Why people switch to Doc Miller
Let customers speak for us
Questions and Answers
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How do I find my size?
Use the sizing chart shown next to the product photos on each page. Measure the widest part of your calf and the narrowest part of your ankle, first thing in the morning. Our open toe socks run from S to 5XL, with TALL options at most sizes and a 5XL Wide Feet option, so there’s room for longer legs and wider feet.
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Which compression level should I choose
We make four levels: 8-15 mmHg, 15-20 mmHg, 20-30 mmHg and 30-40 mmHg. 20-30 mmHg is a medium, medical-grade compression suited to swelling, long hours on your feet, injury and post-surgery recovery. If you have a medical condition, ask your doctor which level is right for you.
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How long can I wear them each day?
They’re made for all-day wear. Put them on in the morning and take them off before bed. Don’t sleep in them unless your doctor has told you to.
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How do I put them on more easily?
Turn the sock inside out down to the heel, slide your foot in, line up the heel pocket, then roll the rest up your leg a little at a time. Never pull from the top band. For 20-30 and 30-40 mmHg, rubber gloves give you a better grip and protect the knit from your nails.
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How much is shipping?
Shipping is free on all orders within the United States. Faster shipping options are available at checkout. Those extra shipping charges aren’t refundable if the order is returned in full.
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What if the size isn't right?
Email feedback@docmillersports.com within 14 days of receiving your order with your name and order number, and our team will get back to you. Returns must reach us within 30 days of delivery, in the original packaging with all inserts. Items that have been washed or show excessive wear can’t be refunded, so try them on before washing. Refunds are processed 3 to 5 business days after we receive the return. International orders can’t be returned, but get in touch and we’ll try to help.
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How do I wash them?
Machine wash or hand wash in cold water, then air dry only. Do not iron and do not bleach. Heat and bleach break down the elastic and shorten the life of the compression.
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How long does a pair last?
It depends how often you wear and wash them. The clearest sign they need replacing is when they start feeling easy to pull on, which means the compression has weakened. Washing in cold water and air drying only will make them last considerably longer.
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