Collection: Petite & Short Compression Socks & Stockings

Length is chosen separately from size. Sit with your foot flat and measure from the floor to just below the bend of your knee. Each brand sets its own cut-off: JOBST lists petite knee-highs for a length under 38 cm (about 15 in), and Sigvaris lists short calf length as 16 in or less. Check the chart for your exact style.

Petite is a length, not a width. You still pick your size (S, M, L and so on) from your ankle and calf measurements, then choose petite or regular length from your leg length. That means someone with a fuller calf can still need a petite length. Some lines pair a full-calf size with petite length, so check the size options on each product.

Petite and short lengths are available across the standard range — 15–20, 20–30, and 30–40 mmHg — though selection varies by brand. If you need a specific level in a petite length, our fitters can help you find the right option.

You need two measurements: your calf circumference at its widest point and your ankle-to-knee length, both taken in the morning before swelling. Match both to the petite/short size chart on the product. Our Measuring Guide shows exactly how, and fitters can confirm by phone.

Yes — petite and short stockings deliver the same mmHg graduated compression as regular lengths. They're simply proportioned for shorter legs so the pressure zones land correctly. You get full therapeutic benefit with a fit that doesn't bunch or roll.