StrideLine — Graduated Compression Socks

$29.95 $39.95

Graduated compression socks, firmest at the ankle and easing toward the calf. Built for long days standing, long drives and long flights — the kind of day your legs usually feel by the evening.

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Fabric: nylon and elastane knit
Height: mid-calf
Type: Graduated compression sock — firmest at the ankle

— Sold in pairs
— Cushioned heel and forefoot, flat toe seam
— Ribbed cuff that holds without leaving a mark
— Thin enough for a normal dress shoe or trainer

Two sizes, chosen by shoe size. Pick the one shown against your usual shoe size above.

If you're right on the boundary, take the larger. A compression sock that's too small bites at the cuff and you'll stop wearing it by lunchtime.

Cold machine wash, hang to dry. No tumble dryer and no fabric softener — both destroy elastane, and elastane is the entire reason a compression sock works.

90-day guarantee

Wear it, wash it. Not for you? One email.

Dispatched in 24–48 hours

Tracked from the moment it leaves us.

BEFORE YOU BUY.

Different part of the body, but since you asked: the TrueLine tank outsells everything else we make.

It works under absolutely every outfit — t-shirt, polo, button-down, suit, anything you already own — and it's the most invisible thing we make. No sleeves to bunch inside a shirt, no cuffs, no panelling, a plain back: there is simply nothing there to show through.

Most men who buy these socks end up with one too. Shop the TrueLine →

No, and we want to be direct about that. These are everyday comfort socks with a graduated knit. They are not a medical device, they are not graded to a clinical compression class, and they are not a treatment for any condition.

If a doctor has told you to wear a specific compression class for a diagnosed problem, buy the medical product they specified — not these. Plenty of brands blur that line. We'd rather lose the sale.

Long days on your feet, long drives, long flights — the kind of day where your legs feel heavy by the evening and your socks have left a ring above the ankle. The graduated knit holds the calf steady and the cuff spreads its grip instead of digging in.

Snug at the ankle, easing as they go up — noticeable for the first few minutes, then you forget about them. Getting them on takes more work than an ordinary sock: bunch them to the heel first, then roll up. If you're pulling hard at the cuff, you've got the wrong size.

We don't recommend it. They're designed for the hours you're upright. Take them off at the end of the day — that's how compression socks are meant to be used.

Yes. They're knitted thin through the foot with a flat toe seam, so they work in a dress shoe as well as a trainer. The cushioning sits at the heel and forefoot, where it doesn't change your shoe size.