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TRUFORM Men's Dress Thigh High Support Socks 20-30 mmHg

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Description

Truform Men's Dress Thigh High 20-30 mmHg — Firm Full-Leg Support with a Silicone Dot Stay-Up Top

Truform Men's Dress thigh highs deliver 20-30 mmHg firm graduated compression from ankle to mid-thigh, held in place by a silicone dot stay-up top designed to stay in place without constricting the leg. Soft nylon-spandex in a contemporary rib knit resembles a specialty-store designer sock rather than a medical garment. This sits in Truform's firm compression class, indicated for tired, aching legs, moderate varicosities, moderate edema, and post-sclerotherapy recovery.

Key Features

20-30 mmHg Firm Gradient: Truform measures the pressure gradient at six points from ankle to proximal thigh to check its distribution.
Contemporary Rib-Knit Styling: Nylon-spandex knit suited to business or business-casual settings.
Silicone Dot Stay-Up Top: A silicone-lined band designed to keep the stocking in place through the day without constricting the leg.
Roomy Closed Toe Box: A roomy, reinforced toe box designed not to compress the toes.
Latex Free: Contains no natural rubber latex.

Medical Benefits

Helps Manage Moderate Varicosities: Supports distended superficial veins at the most widely prescribed compression class.
Helps Control Moderate Edema: Limits fluid accumulation along the lower limb through the day.
Helps Relieve Tired, Aching Legs: Counters the aching and heaviness associated with venous insufficiency.
Supports Pregnancy-Related Varicosities: Indicated for moderate varicosities that develop during pregnancy.
Aids Post-Sclerotherapy Recovery: Commonly prescribed after sclerotherapy and other vein procedures.
Helps Prevent Ulcer Recurrence: Sustained gradient pressure helps prevent recurrence of venous ulceration.

Clinical Applications

Tired, aching legs
Moderate varicosities
Moderate varicosities during pregnancy
Moderate edema
Post-sclerotherapy and other surgery
Superficial thrombophlebitis

Product Specifications

Brand: Truform
Series: Truform Men's Dress
Compression Level: 20-30 mmHg (Firm)
Style: Thigh High
Band: Silicone Dot Stay-Up Top
Toe Style: Closed Toe
Gender: Men's
Fabric Content: 86% Nylon / 14% Spandex
Construction: Rib-knit nylon-spandex, roomy toe and defined heel; latex free
Ideal for: Varicose Veins · Swelling & Edema · CVI · Pregnancy
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Indications & Contraindications

Do not use compression stockings if the patient has any of the following conditions: severe arterial insufficiency, uncontrolled congestive heart failure, skin infections, red or sensitive skin, hardening of the skin or untreated leg ulcers. Consult physician before application for patients with: impaired sensitivity of the limb, sensitivity to the garment material, or any circulatory disorders.

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Truform Men's Socks Size Chart

Knee High & Thigh High

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Measurements

Measure	Small	Medium	Large	X-Large
ankle circumference
calf circumference
mid-thigh circumference*
knee length

Small

ankle circumference 7" - 8¼"

calf circumference 11" - 14"

mid-thigh circumference* 15¾" - 24⅜"

knee length Up to 15"

Medium

ankle circumference 8⅜" - 9⅝"

calf circumference 13½" - 16"

mid-thigh circumference* 18⅛" - 27½"

knee length Up to 16"

Large

ankle circumference 9¾" - 11"

calf circumference 15½" - 18

mid-thigh circumference* 21¼" - 30¾"

knee length Up to 17"

X-Large

ankle circumference 11⅛" - 12⅜"

calf circumference 17½" - 20"

mid-thigh circumference* 23⅝" - 32"

knee length Up to 18"

Need help choosing your size? Our Certified Fitters are standing by. Mon–Fri 8am–7pm CST

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Between sizes? Size down for a firmer therapeutic fit, or up for easier donning. It should feel snug — like a firm, even hug.

Wrong size? No problem. Easy exchanges — we’ll get you into the right fit.

Measure first thing in the morning, before swelling, with a soft tape measure held level. Applies to: Knee High & Thigh High. Step-by-step Measuring Guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Truform Men's Dress thigh highs?

A men's closed toe thigh-high stocking from Truform's Men's Dress range, knit in a contemporary rib knit, finished with silicone dot stay-up top. It delivers 20-30 mmHg firm graduated compression. Most wearers are managing a diagnosed venous condition and wear it daily. Browse our men's dress compression socks.

What does 20-30 mmHg mean, and what does it help with?

The numbers are the pressure at the ankle, measured in millimetres of mercury, decreasing as the garment moves up the limb. At 20-30 mmHg this is Truform's firm class, and the most commonly prescribed level. Truform indicates it for tired aching legs, moderate varicosities, moderate varicosities during pregnancy, moderate edema, post-sclerotherapy and other surgery, superficial thrombophlebitis, and helping prevent recurrence of venous ulcerations. If you're unsure which level applies, our compression therapy guide explains each one, or see our varicose veins.

How do I know I'm ordering the right size?

Compression sizing isn't standardised across brands — a Medium in one brand is often not a Medium in another, so go by your measurements rather than the size you wore last. Measure your ankle at its narrowest point, your calf at its widest and your thigh at its widest, first thing in the morning before swelling builds, against bare skin with the tape snug but not constricting. If your swelling has changed, or you've gained or lost weight, or you're recovering from surgery, re-measure rather than reordering your previous size. Our measuring guide walks through each measurement.

How do I put these on and take them off?

Firm and extra-firm garments are the hardest to put on, and most difficulty comes from technique rather than the garment. Turn the stocking inside out to the heel, work your foot in first, then roll it up the leg in stages rather than pulling from the top. Donning aids such as a stocking donner, donning gloves or a slip sock are worth considering. Full instructions are in our guide to putting on compression stockings.

How do I care for them, and how long do they last?

Wash after each wear in cool or lukewarm water with a mild detergent, avoid fabric softener and bleach, and air dry away from direct heat. Machine heat breaks down the elastic and shortens the sock's life. Full instructions and washing solutions are in our care guide.

Overall rating: 4.571429 / 5 from 7 reviews.

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Exactly what I needed

"These support socks are perfect for my post op recovery. They were easy to get on yet very supportive once on. Also, they are very comfortable which was an unexpected surprise. Highly recommend!"

— Clark F. (5/5)

Great fit !

"Great fit !"

— Don S. (5/5)

Just what he needed

"These are perfect for my husband. Just what the doctor said he needed."

— Laurie K. (5/5)

These are equal to the

"These are equal to the $100 pair I first bought at a med supply store."

— Gh (4/5)

knee length from another manufacturer

"knee length from another manufacturer is/ was good, even necessary, but your "high top" is even better for most purposes. I can sleep in them! Pressure socks were recommended by a doctor because of D. V. T in left leg."

— G R. (5/5)