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Room for Feet and
Ankles That Swell.

A wide, stretchy top and a roomy ankle, so the sock goes on without a fight on the days your feet and ankles are puffy. Graduated compression is there if you want it.

Nurse in scrubs seated on a locker-room bench, easing on a white non-binding diabetic crew sock
Made in the U.S.A.Knit on knitting machines in Alabama, shipped from NC
Room to stretchGoes on without a fight
1-Year Replacement GuaranteeHole or worn out inside a year? Replaced free
Free shipping on every orderNo minimum, every order

Four women's socks with room to stretch

Women's Non-Binding Diabetic Crew Socks
Women's Non-Binding Diabetic Crew Socks
From $6.25/pair
6 colours
Choose size
Women's Non-Binding Diabetic Ankle Socks
Women's Non-Binding Diabetic Ankle Socks
From $6.25/pair
3 colours
Choose size
Women's Ultra-Soft Diabetic Socks (Upper Calf)
Women's Ultra-Soft Diabetic Socks (Upper Calf)
From $9.37/pair
2 colours
Choose size
Women's Diabetic Compression Socks (Over the Calf)
Women's Diabetic Compression Socks (Over the Calf)
From $12.85/pair
6 colours
Choose size
Woman seated on the edge of a bed easing a white diabetic sock over her calf, showing the wide non-binding top
Getting them on

It stretches to the foot instead of fighting it.

Swelling changes the shape of a foot through the day, and a stiff cuff turns a thirty second job into a wrestling match. The top here is knit wide and stretchy, so it opens up to clear the heel and then settles back without pinching.

The ankle and instep are cut with the same extra room, which is the part most socks get wrong.

Traveller seated at an airport gate, wearing white non-binding diabetic socks with loafers
Graduated compression, if you want it

Firmest at the ankle, easing as it goes up.

The Over The Calf Compression Socks come in three graduated strengths: 8–15 mmHg light, 15–20 mmHg medium and 20–30 mmHg firm. If you have been told which strength to wear, choose that one.

Not everyone wants compression. The Ultra-Soft Upper Calf and the Cotton Crew give you room and stretch with no squeeze at all.

Why pick Diabetic Sock Club?

Room where it's needed

A wide stretch top and a roomy ankle and instep, so a swollen foot still slides in.

No band digging in

The top holds gently instead of gripping, so nothing presses a line into a puffy ankle.

Compression when you want it

Three graduated strengths on the over the calf style, printed on the pack.

Questions before you order

Will these go on when my feet are swollen in the evening?

That is what the wide stretch top is for. It opens up to clear the foot and heel and then settles back without pinching. The Ultra-Soft Upper Calf has the roomiest top of the set if the evening is when you struggle most.

Do I need compression, or just a roomy sock?

If you have been told to wear compression, wear the strength you were given. If nobody has told you anything, plenty of people are happier in the Ultra-Soft Upper Calf or the Cotton Crew, which give room and stretch with no squeeze.

Which compression strength should I choose?

The Over The Calf Compression Socks come in 8–15 mmHg (light), 15–20 mmHg (medium) and 20–30 mmHg (firm). Choose the one you have been told to wear. Otherwise most people start light.

How do the sizes run?

Sizes go by your everyday shoe size, and the exact range for each style is listed on its product page. The women's range starts at Small (shoe size 4–7). Between sizes, go up, and go up if your feet swell a lot by evening.

What if they aren't right?

Every pair carries a 1-Year Replacement Guarantee. If a sock gets a hole or wears out within a year of buying it, send it back and we'll replace it free. Shipping is free on every order, with no minimum.

Still not sure? Call us on (800) 214-0218, weekdays 9–3 EST.