Plusock: Compression Socks & Diabetic Socks & Support Socks

Compression socks are specialized socks that apply gentle pressure to your legs, ankles, and feet. They are designed to improve blood flow and circulation, reduce swelling, and relieve pain and discomfort.

Plusock is committed to providing plus size people with suitable compression socks to help them relieve feet problems.

Compression socks work by applying graduated pressure to the legs, ankles, and feet. The pressure is highest at the ankle and gradually decreases up the leg, helping to improve blood flow and circulation.

We offer socks in two compression levels.

• Our socks offer a moderate, 18-25 graduated compression that’s intended to feel like a warm, gentle hug on your legs.
• Our socks offer a moderate to firm, 20-30 graduated compression which is a medical grade compression level and often comes as a prescription or recommendation by a healthcare provider. Commonly used for moderate edema, lymphedema, Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), pre and post-surgical applications, moderate spider and varicose veins.

Yes, they should feel like a really comfortable hug (we call it 'the squeeze') but you shouldn't feel pain or discomfort. It may take a week for your legs to adjust and you may feel a throbbing sensation (that mean's they're working). It's important to find a compression level that addresses your health goals while minimizing discomfort.

The frequency with which you should wear compression socks depends on your individual needs and circumstances.

If you are wearing compression socks for a specific condition, such as varicose veins or edema, your doctor may recommend a specific schedule for wearing them.

In general, compression socks can be worn every day, but it's a good idea to take them off at night to allow your skin to breathe and to prevent irritation or discomfort.

If you are wearing compression socks for sports or exercise, you may want to wear them during the activity and for a period of time afterward to aid in recovery.

Check out our sizing guide to find your size and your perfect fit!

Compression Socks

How to measure your size?

By accurately measuring your ankle circumference, calf circumference, and leg length, you can choose compression socks that fit comfortably.

Measuring the circumference of the ankle

Begin by measuring the circumference of the smallest part of the ankle, usually above the ankle bone. Use a soft tape measure and wrap it tightly around your ankle, but not too tightly. Make sure the tape measure is parallel to the ground for accurate measurements.

Measuring calf circumference

Measure the widest part of the calf. Place the tape measure around the calf muscle, making sure that the tape measure fits snugly around the calf muscle but doesn't feel constricting. Keep your leg relaxed while measuring and make sure the tape measure is level.

Length Measurement

Measure the length from the heel to the bottom of the knee. The right size ensures that the compression stocking provides proper coverage and support over the length of the leg.

Use a size chart to determine the right size

When purchasing compression socks, choose the right size based on your leg circumference and compare it to the size chart. Ensure that the compression stockings are as effective as they can be. This is because they determine the size that provides optimal compression without being too tight or too loose.

Please note: This size chart is just an example. Please select the correct size according to the size chart on product page.

Bras

How to measure your size?

A great-fitting bra is essential to ensure your clothes fit properly, are comfortable and look their best. Here's how to measure for your bra size:

1. Wrap the tape measure around your chest, just beneath the breasts. This is your BAND SIZE. Example: 38"
2. Wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your breasts. This is your BUST SIZE. Example: 41"

How to Verify Your Bra Size？

1. Subtract the band size from the bust size. Example: 41"-38"=3"
2. Find the final number below to get your CUP SIZE. Example: 3" = C cup

1. Your BRA SIZE is your band size plus your cup size. Example: 38C