Yellow Monkey High Compression Socks

Our compression socks are 15-20mmHg and are even tighter around the ankles, gradually decreasing in pressure as you work your way up the cuff.

See below for our size guide.

Compression socks, designed to boost blood flow from the ankle upwards, are a game-changer for reducing swelling and discomfort. Perfect for anyone leading an active lifestyle, travellers who walk long distances or catch flights, and anyone who stands for long periods, our range caters to all. Our compression socks are tightest at the ankle and gradually decreasing as you go up the sock towards the cuff. Our compression socks are 15-20mmHg compression.

Compression socks, once reserved for medical use, have now become a staple accessory for individuals from all walks of life. From athletes to nurses, frequent travellers to office workers, retail staff to pregnant women, the benefits of wearing compression socks are truly remarkable. Let's delve into why these socks have gained such widespread popularity and how they can enhance your daily routine.

Compression socks are specially designed to improve blood circulation in the legs by applying gentle pressure. This pressure helps to prevent blood from pooling in the veins, reducing swelling and discomfort. Additionally, compression socks can aid in the prevention of blood clots, particularly for individuals at risk due to long periods of sitting or standing.

There are numerous benefits of wearing compression socks. Whether you're a nurse, athlete or gym enthusiast, traveller, office worker, in retail, or often stand for long periods of time, these socks can potentially make a great difference in your daily life. Invest in your health and well-being today by adding compression socks to your wardrobe. Your legs will thank you!

S/M - Shoe Size

• AU 6.5- 9.5
• US 7- 10.5
• UK 4-6.5
• EUR 35- 41

S/M - Calf Size

• 23-36 CM

L/XL - Shoe Size

• AU 7.5-12.5
• US 8.5- 13.5
• EUR 42-46
• UK 5.5-13

L/XL - Calf Size

• 34-48 CM

Finding Your Perfect Fit:

1. Measure around the widest part of your calf.
2. Consider your shoe size.

Choosing the Right Size:

• Use your calf measurements to find your size on the size chart.
• If you're in between sizes, choose the size that fits your calf best. If you prefer a more firm compression, go with the S/M size; for less compression, choose the L/XL size.

Special Considerations:

• Expect the foot of the socks to be either too large or too small, but you won't notice once you wear them.
• If you prefer a more firm compression, go with the S/M size; for less compression, choose the L/XL size.

Care Instructions:

• Hand wash after each use for longevity, or use a gentle warm wash (30-40 degrees) with similar colours.
• Avoid wringing; gently squeeze out excess water.
• Use gentle detergents, avoid fabric softeners and bleach.
• Tumble dry on a low setting or air dry.
• Avoid drying in direct sunlight or on heaters/radiators.
• Replace socks every 3-9 months to maintain optimal compression.

Our compressions socks composition:

• 65% nylon
• 30% polyester
• 5% spandex blend