Support for Legs That Work All Day
When the valves in your leg veins weaken, blood pools instead of returning cleanly to the heart. The result shows up as varicose veins, swelling around the ankle, and a heaviness that builds through the day. Graduated compression counteracts this mechanically — firmest at the ankle, easing as it rises, gently pushing blood upward. It’s the most common first-line recommendation for exactly this reason.
Key Benefits
- Graduated compression — strongest at the ankle, easing toward the knee
- Commonly used for varicose veins, oedema and leg heaviness
- Reduces ankle and calf swelling after long hours standing or seated
- Recommended for long-haul flights and desk-bound days
- Breathable shaping knit that wears discreetly under trousers
- Two sizes — S–M and L–XL, in beige and black
How to Use
Put stockings on first thing in the morning, before swelling begins. Roll them on from the toe rather than pulling from the top. Wear through the day and remove at night. Stop and seek advice if you experience numbness, tingling, pain or skin discolouration. If you have diabetes, peripheral arterial disease, or a history of DVT, speak to a doctor before wearing compression — we sell these as supportive garments, not as a medical treatment, and we’re not able to give medical advice.
Specifications
| Type | Graduated calf compression stockings |
|---|---|
| Compression | Graduated — firmest at ankle |
| Sizes | S–M, L–XL |
| Colours | Beige, Black |
| Material | Breathable elastic shaping knit |
| Best for | Varicose veins, swelling, leg fatigue, travel, long shifts |
| Important | Consult a doctor before use if you have diabetes, arterial disease or DVT history |
Care & Maintenance
Hand wash cold or machine wash on gentle in a mesh bag. Air dry only. Never tumble dry — heat ruins the compression.
What’s in the Box
1 × Pair of Calf Compression Stockings
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