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Sigvaris Diabetic Compression Socks Women's Knee High 18-25 mmHg
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Sigvaris Diabetic Compression Socks Women's Knee High 18-25 mmHg delivers Graduated Compression for lower-leg containment, offering gentle, diabetic-friendly circulation support
Designed for gentle, diabetic-friendly compression care, the Sigvaris Diabetic Knee High sock provides 18-25 mmHg of graduated compression in a closed toe style, for women. Part of Sigvaris' Diabetic line, it's made with a gentle, seamless cotton-blend knit with a non-binding, loose top band designed around diabetic foot care. Suited to wearers managing diabetes who need gentle compression and extra care around circulation and skin sensitivity. Sigvaris' 160-year history as a family-owned Swiss company underpins its reputation as a trusted name in medical compression therapy.
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Sigvaris Diabetic Compression Sock (602) Size Chart
Specialty
Tap any measurement below to see your full size details.
Do not base your size on your shoe size. Medical compression garments require precise ankle and calf measurements to work correctly. Please use your exact measurements on the chart below to find your perfect fit.
👆 Tap a value in the table to highlight your size.
Step 1Circumference
Find your size from your measurements in this table.
| Measure | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ankle Circumference | 18–21.5 cm7"–8.5" | 21.5–25.5 cm8.5"–10" | 25.5–29 cm10"–11.5" | 29–36 cm11.5"–14" |
| Calf Circumference | 28–39 cm11"–15.5" | 31.5–45 cm12.5"–17.5" | 35.5–51 cm14"–20" | 41–61 cm16"–24" |
Small
Ankle Circumference
18–21.5 cm7"–8.5"
Calf Circumference
28–39 cm11"–15.5"
Medium
Ankle Circumference
21.5–25.5 cm8.5"–10"
Calf Circumference
31.5–45 cm12.5"–17.5"
Large
Ankle Circumference
25.5–29 cm10"–11.5"
Calf Circumference
35.5–51 cm14"–20"
X-Large
Ankle Circumference
29–36 cm11.5"–14"
Calf Circumference
41–61 cm16"–24"
Step 2Calf Length (Short vs Long)
Then measure your length to choose Short or Long. Your size is your Step 1 size in that length.
| Measure | Short | Long |
|---|---|---|
| Calf Length | ≤41 cm≤16" | >41 cm>16" |
Short
Calf Length
≤41 cm≤16"
Long
Calf Length
>41 cm>16"
Size codes: Sizes combine letter + length: SS/SL, MS/ML, LS/LL, XS*/XL*. X = X-Large (XS = X-Large Short, XL = X-Large Long).
- Women's Shoe Sizes: Short Leg 5.5–9.5, Long Leg 8–12
- Men's Shoe Sizes: Short Leg 7–11, Long Leg 9.5–14
- *XS & XL Only Available In Men's Sizing
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: Diabetic Compression Socks 18-25. Step-by-step Measuring Guide →
Measuring Guide for Sizing of Compression Stockings
Sizing
Measuring Guide
How to measure your legs for compression stockings, support socks, support hose, and gradient compression hosiery.
Where to Measure
- For knee-highs: measure around your ankle and calf. Then measure the distance from the floor to the back of your knee.
- For thigh-highs and pantyhose: measure around your ankle, calf, and upper thigh. Then measure the distance from the floor to your upper thigh (bottom of your buttocks).
An important measuring tip: take your measurements with a tape measure, as shown below. Sizing charts are located on every product’s “see details” page for your convenience. If you need further assistance, please call 1-800-504-7315 or Live Chat with us.
How to Properly Measure and Apply Compression Stockings
The Key Measurements
Ankle
Measure around the ankle at the narrowest point, generally above the ankle bone.
Calf
Measure around the calf muscle at the widest part.
Length
Measure from the floor to the bend behind the knee.
Thigh
Measure around the thigh approximately 3 inches below the gluteal fold (crease of the buttocks).
Thigh Length
Measure the distance from the bottom of your buttocks to the floor.
Sizes may differ between various brands of support stockings—each manufacturer has their own sizing chart. A medium in one brand may not be a medium in another, and some brands offer petite (shorter) lengths while others do not. Knowing your measurements will ensure you get compression hosiery that fits properly and comfortably. Sizing charts are located on every product’s “see details” page.
Please call 1-800-504-7315 or Live Chat if you need more help sizing.
Measured up? Find your exact size
Take your measurements straight to our interactive brand charts, or convert a size you already know into another brand.
Interactive size charts Size converter (switch brands)
Frequently Asked Questions
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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 9 reviews.
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I love these Diabetic Compression
"I love these Diabetic Compression Socks! I can get them on using my ordinary sock aid which I can't manage with 20-30 mmHg stockings. The compression range is good at 18-25 mmHg. And they are comfortable, more breathable, with the cotton content. Very pleased! I'm ordering more pairs. Would like in more color options than white if possible."
Comfortable
"Comfortable"
Material is a little heavy
"Material is a little heavy but ok to wear with sneakers"
So comfortable!
"After trying the pair I ordered, I was so pleased that I ordered two more!"
Think before you buy anything on line as it is most likely you are buying from the USA and you pay way more that in Canada.
"Good buy if I was paying in Canadian Dollars. I didn't realize I was paying so much more than I can purchase for here in Canada."
Have help me a lot,
"Have help me a lot, but a little pricey"
The socks are to prices
"The socks are to prices"
I don't like them because
"I don't like them because they have no compression around the ankle. I like the 146C much better."
