Foot Relief
Foot relief is the reason most people find us: feet that ache at the end of the day, skin that is dry and cracked, toes that feel cold, or that burning, tingling, pins...
- Free shipping on every order
- 1-year replacement guarantee
- Knit in Alabama



Sold outWear them. Wash them. Still covered.
If a pair gets a hole or wears out within a year, send it back and we replace it free.
How it works



Why pick Diabetic Sock Club?
No squeeze
A wide, non-binding top that holds gently instead of gripping, so there is no tight band and no red ring at the end of the day.
Built smooth
A smooth, flat toe seam with no ridge to rub, and a cushioned sole underfoot. Knit on knitting machines in Alabama.
A full year to decide
Hole or worn out within a year? Send them back and we'll replace them free.
Built for feet that need room
What every pair does, whether you are on your feet all day or resting them.
Non-Binding Top
Knit wide so the hold is spread across the whole top instead of one tight elastic band. Stays up without digging in.
Room for a Wider Calf
The stretchy top opens wide and sits flat on a fuller calf or a swollen ankle, without rolling down or gripping.
Smooth Toe Seam
Finished flat, so there is no ridge sitting across your toes inside a shoe or a slipper.
Soft and Cushioned
Moisture-wicking cotton with a cushioned sole, gentle on sensitive skin and comfortable for a long day on your feet.
Questions before you order
Which style should I start with?
For everyday wear, start with the Cotton Crew: soft cotton, cushioned sole, non-binding top. If your feet are cold or your ankles swell, the Ultra-Soft Upper Calf has the widest, stretchiest top we make. If you have been told to wear compression, the Over The Calf Compression comes in three strengths.
How do the sizes run?
Sizes go by your everyday shoe size, and the exact range for each style is on its product page. Between sizes, go up.
Will they fit a wider calf?
The top is knit wide and stretchy, so it sits flat on a fuller calf without gripping. The Ultra-Soft Upper Calf has the most room. If you are unsure, call us on (800) 214-0218 and we'll tell you honestly.
What if a pair wears out?
If a pair gets a hole or wears out within a year of buying it, send it back and we'll replace it free, including the pairs you have already worn and washed.
Still not sure? Call us on (800) 214-0218, weekdays 9–3 EST.
About Foot Relief
Foot relief is the reason most people find us: feet that ache at the end of the day, skin that is dry and cracked, toes that feel cold, or that burning, tingling, pins-and-needles feeling that makes a long evening feel longer. This page collects everything we make for feet that need looking after — the creams, the soaks and masks, and the socks that go on afterwards.
Everything here is made in the USA and ships free, every order. Over 3,850 customers have rated our socks 4.6 out of 5 stars.
These products are cosmetics and comfort wear, not medicines. Nothing on this page is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have diabetes, nerve damage, an open wound or a foot problem that is not getting better, see a doctor or podiatrist — that is the one thing a sock cannot do for you.
Start With What Bothers You
Dry, Cracked, Neglected Skin
Feet get the least attention and the most work. A rich moisturiser and an occlusive sock overnight is the oldest trick there is and it still works better than anything expensive. Our moisturising foot masks are a slip-on treatment with a heavy emollient formula — two per box, twenty minutes each. Follow with a cotton sock so it stays on your feet and not on the sheets.
Feet That Ache After a Long Day
Our Cooling Peppermint Hemp Cream is a heavy moisturising cream with peppermint oil and menthol, which is what gives it the cold, tingling feel on the skin. Full spectrum hemp extract, under 0.3% THC. It comes in 200 MG, 1000 MG and 4000 MG, and the Ultra Strength Roll-On is the same idea in a roll-on applicator for when you are not at home. For external use only; avoid broken skin; not for use during pregnancy.
Burning, Tingling, Numbness
If you have that burning or pins-and-needles feeling in your feet, the first stop is a doctor, not a shop — it is worth knowing what is causing it. What we can offer alongside whatever they advise is thicker cushioning underfoot, a smooth toe seam so nothing rubs a foot that cannot always feel it, and a top band that does not grip. Our neuropathy socks are the most heavily cushioned pairs we knit.
Feet and Ankles That Swell
A foot that changes size through the day needs a sock that changes with it. Our non-binding socks have a wide relaxed top instead of tight elastic, so they accommodate rather than constrict. If you want graduated pressure instead, that is what compression socks are for — ask your doctor which strength, if any, is right for you.
Not sure where to start?
Five quick questions and we’ll point you at the right pair.
Take the Sock Quiz →A Foot Care Routine That Takes Five Minutes
- Look at your feet every day. Tops, soles, between the toes, and the heel. Use a mirror if you cannot see the bottom. The American Diabetes Association puts a daily check at the centre of diabetic foot care.
- Wash and dry properly — warm, not hot, and dry carefully between the toes.
- Moisturise the tops and soles, not between the toes.
- Put on a clean, dry pair with a smooth toe seam and a top that does not dig in.
- Never go barefoot, indoors included.
- Take anything new or not healing to a professional. A cut, blister, colour change or sore that is not improving is a doctor’s visit, not a cream.
1-Year Replacement Guarantee
If your socks wear out within a year, we replace them free. No questions asked.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the hemp cream make me feel anything?
On the skin, yes — a strong cooling, tingling sensation from the peppermint oil and menthol. It contains full spectrum hemp extract with less than 0.3% THC, the federal limit, and will not produce any psychoactive effect.
Cream or roll-on?
Same family of formula, different applicator. The jar is easier to work into the whole foot with your hands; the roll-on is cleaner, travels better and means no bending to rub it in. Plenty of people keep one of each.
Can I use these if I have diabetes?
Talk to your doctor or podiatrist about anything you are putting on diabetic feet, particularly if you have reduced sensation or any broken skin. Our topicals are for external use on intact skin only.
What kind of sock should I wear to bed?
Something loose. A non-binding cotton pair over a moisturised foot holds the cream against the skin and does not leave a ring on your calf by morning.
How often should I replace my socks?
When the cushioning has flattened or the top has stopped holding — usually six to twelve months of regular wear. If ours wear out inside a year, we replace them free.







