Size table Support Socks
You can easily choose the right support socks based on your shoe size. Do you have wider calves? Then it might be smart to go up a size. For a more precise fit, you can also use our size chart and measure.
For best results, measure the circumference around the ankle and calf in the morning before the legs have time to swell. Measure where the ankle is narrowest and the calf is widest - and you will get the size that suits you.
The sock should sit smoothly against the leg without the edge folding. A good guideline is that it ends about two finger widths below the knee crease.
Size charts
ORIGINAL
Original support socks in organic cotton and merino wool shrink slightly after washing.
The shape of the ribbed Original compression stockings is narrower than the patterned compression stockings, which are wider and larger. This is because the patterned compression stockings are knitted with a different knitting technique and must be shaped to get the right compression, which is not the case with the ribbed compression stockings.
LACE
When choosing our knee-high socks with lace, you should remember not to go below the calf measurement on the table because then there is a risk that the silicone on the sock will not stick to the leg and hold it in place. If you have narrow legs and are on the border between two sizes on the calf measurement, it may be a good idea to choose the smaller size.
HARMONY
LIGHTWEIGHT
The size chart below shows the measurements around the ankle and what gives a compression of 18-21mmHg. In addition to this is the length of the legs. If you know that you have long shins, go up a size, otherwise the calf supports will be perceived as too short. If you have short shins but wide, you can stay in your size because the length is usually swallowed by the width.
WARM'N COMFY
The size of your wrist warmers you choose is really a matter of taste, depending on what you want to achieve. Do you want to use wrist warmers just for warmth or do you also want a little lighter support?
The size chart below gives an indication of when you should size up your wrist warmers so they don't fit too tightly.
