Jobst Relief Knee High 15-20 mmHg Closed Toe Compression Socks

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Jobst Relief Knee High 15-20 mmHg Closed Toe Compression Socks

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Jobst Relief Knee High 15-20 mmHg Closed Toe Compression Socks

Comfortable Compression for Everyday Leg Support – Available in Beige and Black

The Jobst Relief Knee High 15-20 mmHg Closed Toe compression socks are a reliable, affordable way to support better leg health. Designed with a soft feel and a comfortable fit, these socks offer moderate compression to help prevent tired, achy legs and reduce swelling from daily activities or travel. They’re also a great option for managing mild varicose veins or promoting healthy circulation during pregnancy.

Key Features:

  • 15-20 mmHg moderate compression – ideal for daily wear
  • Soft, smooth fabric for all-day comfort
  • Roomy closed toe and reinforced heel for durability
  • Economical option for quality compression support
  • Available in Beige or Black

Great For:

  • Tired or achy legs from standing or sitting all day
  • Reducing mild swelling (evening edema or occupational swelling)
  • Preventing varicose veins during pregnancy
  • Improving comfort during long flights or car rides
  • Supporting healthy circulation to reduce risk of DVT during travel

How to Measure for the Right Fit:

To get the best support, make sure to measure first thing in the morning when swelling is lowest. Use a soft measuring tape to get the following measurements:

  1. Ankle circumference – Measure around the narrowest part of your ankle, just above the ankle bone.
  2. Calf circumference – Measure around the widest part of your calf.
  3. Length – Measure from the floor to the bend of your knee while standing.

Compare your measurements to the Jobst sizing chart to select Small, Medium, Large, or X-Large for the best fit.

Color & Size Options:

  • Beige:
    • Small – JOB114806
    • Medium – JOB114807
    • Large – JOB114808
    • X-Large – JOB114809
  • Black:
    • Small – JOB114812
    • Medium – JOB114813
    • Large – JOB114814
    • X-Large – JOB114815

Compression: 15-20 mmHg | Style: Knee High | Toe: Closed | Fabric: 80% Nylon, 20% Spandex

Sold by the pair.

Jobst Sizing Chart – Knee High 15-20 mmHg

Size Ankle Circumference Calf Circumference Length (Floor to Knee)
Small 7" – 8¼"
(18 – 21 cm)
11" – 15"
(28 – 38 cm)
Up to 15"
(Up to 38 cm)
Medium 8⅜" – 9⅞"
(21 – 25 cm)
11⅞" – 16½"
(30 – 42 cm)
Up to 16"
(Up to 41 cm)
Large 10" – 11⅜"
(25 – 29 cm)
12½" – 18⅛"
(32 – 46 cm)
Up to 17"
(Up to 43 cm)
X-Large 11½" – 13"
(29 – 33 cm)
13⅜" – 19⅝"
(34 – 50 cm)
Up to 18"
(Up to 46 cm)

Tip: Measure in the morning when swelling is at a minimum for the most accurate sizing.

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