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 7,800 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.

Getting Socks On at All

Bending down is its own problem, and it is a common one. The Sock Aid Slider Kit lets you put a sock on without reaching your foot. Unglamorous, and the thing our customers write to us about most often.

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.