Find your Kindly fit
A good fit is what makes compression comfy. It takes about a minute. All you need is a soft tape measure. No tape? A piece of string and a ruler work too.
How to measure
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Measure in the morning
Sit with your foot flat on the floor and your knee bent at a right angle. Morning is best, before a long day on your feet.
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Find the widest part of your calf
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your calf. Keep it snug, not tight. Write down the number in inches.
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Check your shoe size
Use the shoe size you wear most days. Then match both numbers to the table below.
Find your size
Go by your calf first, then check your shoe size.
| Size | Calf (widest part) | Women's shoe | Men's shoe |
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| S/M | 11-15 in | 5-8 | [CONFIRM] |
| L/XL | 14-18 in | 8.5-12 | 7-11 |
| 2XL Wide | 17-23 in | 9-13 | 9-13 |
| 3XL Wide | 22-30 in | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
Every size has the same graduated 15-20 mmHg.
We read thousands of reviews of compression socks. The same complaints came up again and again.
Between sizes?
Your calf matters most. If your calf fits two sizes, use your shoe size to decide. Still in between? Pick the bigger size for an easier, comfier fit. If it's not right, your first exchange is free. [CONFIRM: mill sizing advice]
Buying for someone else?
Ask them to measure their calf, or sneak a look at their shoe size. If you guess wrong, the first exchange is on us.