Gentle Support You’ll Actually Want to Wear

Sockwell’s 15-20 mmHg compression socks are built to give you just the right squeeze. Not too tight. Not too loose. Just enough pressure to promote circulation and help reduce swelling, soreness, and daily leg fatigue.

They’re made for the moments when you’re constantly moving or sitting still for way too long. Either way, your legs deserve some backup.

Made for Life on the Move

These moderate compression socks are ideal for individuals who stand, walk, or travel frequently. Whether you’re an athlete in training, a nurse on your feet, or someone planning your next hiking trip, you’ll appreciate the gentle pressure and consistent support without ever feeling bulky or stiff.

Here’s what you might love about them:

• Comfortable graduated compression at 15-20 mmHg

• Natural fiber blends like fine Merino wool and rayon from bamboo

• Soft stretch and moisture control that keeps you feeling fresh

• Seamless toe closures and smooth finishes for all-day wearability

And yes, we even have compression socks for women in wide calf options for a more inclusive fit.

Knee-Highs That Don’t Back Down

Our compression knee highs 15-20 mmHg deliver wellness support in a design that fits right into your wardrobe. Dress them up for the office, wear them under scrubs, or pair them with boots on a chilly hike.

Need something roomier? Our wide calf compression socks (15-20 mmHg) are made to stretch comfortably without pinching or slipping. They’re supportive, yes, but also super forgiving.

Style and Support That Work Together

Who says compression stockings can’t be cute? Our designs balance wellness and fashion so you can feel good and look great. From earthy stripes to playful florals, each pair offers the benefits of 15 to 20 mmHg compression socks without sacrificing personality.

Explore styles like:

• Dash for a sleek fit with athletic flair

• Featherweight Fancy for a polished, professional feel

• Trail Blazer for extra cushioning and bounce

These aren’t your grandma’s 15 mmHg compression socks. They're made for your lifestyle.

Why 15-20 mmHg Works for So Many

This compression level is like the sweet spot for support. It gives your circulation a healthy boost and helps manage mild discomfort throughout the day. You don’t need a prescription to enjoy the benefits of moderate compression socks 15-20 mmHg.

This level of support is recommended for:

• Everyday wellness and energy

• Mild swelling or tired legs

• Travel or long periods of sitting

• Pregnancy and light varicose vein relief

• Entry-level compression wearers

If you're not sure where to start, 15-20 mmHg compression stockings are a comfortable and reliable choice. Always check with your doctor if you’re managing a medical condition.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What does 15 to 20 mmHg mean in compression socks?

It refers to the level of pressure the socks apply to your legs, 15 to 20 millimeters of Mercury (mmHg), which is considered moderate compression for promoting circulation and reducing fatigue.

How tight should 15-20 mmHg compression socks feel?

They should feel snug but not painful. You’ll feel gentle pressure without digging, pinching, or restricting movement.

Are 15-20 mmHg compression socks good for varicose veins?

Yes, this level of compression can help manage mild varicose veins by improving blood flow and reducing swelling. For more advanced cases, consult your doctor.

Can I sleep in 15-20 mmHg compression socks?

Compression socks are typically worn during the day and removed at night unless your doctor recommends overnight use.

Are 15-20 mmHg compression socks safe for everyday use?

Yes, moderate compression socks are safe for daily wear and are commonly used by people who stand or sit for long periods.

Do compression socks 15-20 mmHg help with swelling?

Absolutely. This moderate level promotes circulation and helps reduce minor swelling in feet, ankles, and lower legs.

What’s the difference between 15 mmHg and 20 mmHg compression socks?

15 mmHg offers lighter compression than 20 mmHg. If you need a bit more support for circulation or swelling, 20 mmHg is the better option.