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Touch Ladies' Argyle Pattern Knee Highs 20-30 mmHg

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Description

Touch Women's Argyle Pattern Knee Highs 20-30 mmHg — Firm Below-Knee Support in Combed Cotton

Touch women's argyle pattern knee highs deliver 20-30 mmHg firm graduated compression from ankle to below the knee in a soft combed cotton knit, with the argyle pattern worked into the fabric rather than printed on it. Touch is Surgical Appliance Industries' fashion compression line, made to look like an ordinary dress sock while delivering therapeutic pressure, and it sits in the firm class used for tired, aching legs, moderate varicosities, moderate edema and post-sclerotherapy recovery.

Key Features

Combed Cotton Knit: Knit with luxuriously soft therapeutic combed cotton.
Graduated Compression: Greatest at the ankle and decreasing gradually up the leg.
Smooth Non-Slip Comfort Top: Flexible but snug, the wide stay-up top band sits comfortably and doesn't bind.
Reinforced Heel Pocket: Knit-in, defined heel for added durability, comfort and proper fit.
Seamless Toe Box: Hand-linked seam for greater comfort and less friction and abrasion.
Argyle Pattern: The argyle pattern is knit into the fabric, giving a discreet dress-sock appearance.

Medical Benefits

May Help Relieve Leg Fatigue: Touch states that continued wear can help relieve leg fatigue.
May Help Ease Swelling: Touch states that continued wear can help ease swelling.
May Promote Healthy Circulation: Touch states that continued wear can help promote healthy circulation.
May Help Conceal Leg Blemishes: Touch states that the socks can help conceal unsightly leg blemishes.
Designed for Sitting, Standing and Travel: Touch positions these for extended periods of sitting or standing and for travel.
Comfort-Led Construction: Combed cotton, a non-binding comfort top and a hand-linked toe seam support all-day wear.

Clinical Applications

Leg fatigue
Tired, aching legs
Minor leg and ankle swelling
Extended sitting or standing
Business and business-casual wear
Air travel and long journeys

Product Specifications

Brand: Touch
Series: Touch Fashion Compression
Compression Level: 20-30 mmHg (Firm)
Style: Knee High, Argyle Pattern
Toe Style: Closed Toe
Gender: Women's
Fabric Content: 47.4% Cotton / 22.5% Nylon / 16.2% Polyester / 13.9% Spandex
Construction: Combed cotton knit with knit-in pattern, reinforced heel pocket and hand-linked seamless toe
Ideal for: Travel · Nurses · Swelling & Edema
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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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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Touch women's argyle pattern knee highs?

Knee high fashion compression socks from Touch, delivering 20-30 mmHg firm graduated compression in soft combed cotton with a knit-in argyle pattern. Browse the full range.

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

The numbers are the pressure at the ankle in millimetres of mercury, decreasing up the leg. 20-30 mmHg is the firm class, used for tired, aching legs, moderate varicosities, moderate edema and post-sclerotherapy recovery. Our compression therapy guide explains each level.

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 and your calf at its widest first thing in the morning before swelling builds, against bare skin with the tape snug but not constricting. Our measuring guide walks through each measurement.

How do I put these on and take them off?

Turn the garment inside out to the heel, work the foot in first, then roll it up the leg in stages rather than pulling from the top, which stretches the band. Rubber gloves or a donning aid make it easier. 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 gentle solution — never fabric softener or bleach — and air dry away from direct heat. With daily wear expect roughly three to six months before the compression declines, so most people rotate two pairs. Full instructions and washing solutions are in our care guide.

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