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Second Skin Men's 8-15 mmHg Dress Knee High Socks

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Description

Second Skin Men's Dress Knee High 8-15 mmHg — Mild Below-Knee Support

Second Skin Men's Dress knee highs deliver 8-15 mmHg mild graduated compression from ankle to below the knee, held in place by a contemporary rib-knit cuff. Soft nylon-spandex in a contemporary rib knit that resembles a specialty-store dress sock. Available in Small to X-Large. This sits in the mild compression class, indicated for tired or heavy legs, mild puffiness in the ankle, leg or foot, long hours standing or seated, flights and long drives.

Key Features

8-15 mmHg Mild Gradient: Graduated pressure greatest at the ankle, decreasing along the limb.
Fabric: Soft nylon-spandex in a contemporary rib knit that resembles a specialty-store dress sock.
Rib-Knit Top: A contemporary rib-knit cuff.
Closed Toe: Roomy, reinforced toe box designed not to compress the toes.
Latex Free: Contains no natural rubber latex.

Medical Benefits

Eases Heavy, Tired Legs: Addresses the heaviness that builds through long periods on your feet or seated.
Limits End-of-Day Puffiness: Helps keep mild fluid build-up in the ankle and foot under control.
Assists Blood Flow: Gentle ankle-upward pressure works with the calf muscle pump to move blood back toward the heart.
Useful Before Symptoms Start: Mild compression is widely worn preventively rather than only once problems appear.
Covers the Whole Foot: Keeps the toes warm and pressure consistent across the foot.
Below-Knee Coverage: Pressure is concentrated over the calf and ankle, where lower-limb fluid gathers first.

Clinical Applications

Tired or heavy legs
Mild puffiness in the ankle, leg or foot
Long hours standing or seated
Flights and long drives
Swelling that stops below the knee
Varicose veins in the calf and ankle

Product Specifications

Brand: Second Skin
Series: Second Skin Men's Dress
Compression Level: 8-15 mmHg (Mild)
Style: Knee High
Band: Rib-Knit Top
Toe Style: Closed Toe
Gender: Men's
Fabric Content: 93% Nylon / 7% Spandex
Construction: Rib-knit nylon-spandex, roomy toe and defined heel; latex free
Size Range: Small to X-Large
Ideal for: Travel · Nurses · Pregnancy · 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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Second Skin Men's Socks Size Chart

Knee High & Thigh High

Tap any measurement below to see your full size details.

👆 Tap a value in the table to highlight your size.

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

📞 1-800-504-7315

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 Second Skin Men's Dress knee highs?

Second Skin Men's Dress is our pocket-friendly compression range. This style is a men's knee high knit in soft nylon-spandex in a contemporary rib knit that resembles a specialty-store dress sock, finished with a contemporary rib-knit cuff, delivering 8-15 mmHg mild graduated compression. Browse the full Second Skin range.

What does 8-15 mmHg mean, and what does it help with?

The numbers are the pressure at the ankle in millimetres of mercury, decreasing along the limb. 8-15 mmHg is the mild class, indicated for tired or heavy legs, mild puffiness in the ankle, leg or foot, long hours standing or seated, flights and long drives. 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 first thing in the morning before swelling builds, against bare skin with the tape snug but not constricting, then match the result to the chart on this page. 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 limb 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?

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. Most people rotate two pairs so a clean, dry pair is always ready. Full instructions and washing solutions are in our care guide.

Overall rating: 4.25 / 5 from 92 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Second Skin Men's 8-15 mmHg Dress Knee High Socks are praised for their quality and fit, providing comfort and support for leg health. Customers appreciate the modern-ribbed styling and the innovative technology used in these support socks.

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Fit (25%): Many customers pointed out that the product has a good fit and is comfortable, with some mentioning it fits well.

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Review highlights

"These socks are of good quality and a good fit." — William C.
"I am very pleased with the quality and price of the support socks I purchased." — Bob M.
"very soft at same time it's strong and good quality" — Jungja L.

Reviews

Second Skin Men's 8-15 dress socks.

"Took too long to get order, but product is good."

— Charles W. (5/5)

EASE ON AND EASE OFF.

"EASE ON AND EASE OFF. COMFORTABLE FIT. RESONABLE PRICE! I AM 80 YEARS OLD."

— JOSEPH P. (5/5)

Comfortable, easy to put on

"Comfortable, easy to put on and take off, and reduces swelling"

— Michael W. (5/5)

Question

"I am not an diabetic but I am a firefighter and I want my socks to stay up and not slide down my boots can someone tell me how they stay up good or bad"

— Buddy (3/5)

Compression socks

"Never received"

— Jack P. (5/5)

Socks

"Great boot socks."

— Wesley O. (5/5)

I purchased these socks, because

"I purchased these socks, because with the higher compression socks I had purchased in the past I would have burning and itching in my legs, and the swelling in my legs and ankles would not be reduced. I am still having the burning and itching in my legs with these socks, but the swelling in my legs and ankles has been reduced. I am currently washing the one pair that I have worn in the hope that it will make a difference. I plan to also try wearing the socks overnight to see what affect that may have. If I am still having the burning and itching in my legs and ankles than I plan to return the four pair of socks that I have not yet worn."

— Harold W. (3/5)