Compression Socks: ARGYLE
Argyle Design — 15-20 mmHg Medical-Grade Compression Socks
"I'm on my feet 12 hours a day as a nurse. These compression socks are the only thing that keeps my legs from aching by end of shift. Already ordered my third pair."
- 15-20 mmHg Graduated Compression
- Classic Argyle Design
- Improves Circulation & Reduces Fatigue
- May Be HSA/FSA Eligible
- Stays Up All Day
Details
The argyle pattern has been around for centuries — but never on a compression sock built for people who actually move. These bring old-school style to new-school performance, with 15-20 mmHg graduated compression that boosts blood flow and keeps your legs fresh all day.
Constructed with 59% Nylon, 33% Poly, 8% Spandex. Over-the-calf fit with reinforced heel and toe, cushioned footbed, and advanced arch support. Made in the USA.
Whether you're on your feet all day at work or throwing down at the park, these are compression socks that actually look good doing their job. May be HSA/FSA eligible through Truemed if you qualify.
Sizing Guide
Materials + Care
Shipping + Returns
We strive to process and ship all orders in a timely manner, working diligently to ensure that your items are on their way to you as soon as possible.
Your Recovery Journey
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Day 1 Instant Compression
Graduated compression activates as soon as you pull them on — you feel the snug support from ankle to calf immediately.
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Week 1 Reduced Fatigue & Swelling
Legs feel lighter at the end of long days. Graduated compression is snuggest at the ankle and eases off up the calf, which helps keep that heavy, achy end-of-shift feeling away.
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Week 2-4 Visible Swelling Reduction
Consistent wear helps keep swelling in your ankles and calves down, even after a long day on your feet. Customers tell us their legs look and feel noticeably better.
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Month 1+ New Normal
Compression socks become part of your daily routine. Customers report they can't go back to regular socks — the difference is that clear.
Proven Results
What Our Customers Say
Great compression socks
Great compression socks. Looser in the calf’s for comfort. I get many compliments as the argyle pattern looks nice with shorts.
Socks and knee gaskets and insoles🤘🏽🛹
Been a big fan of Brandon and Old Bones for sometime now at 61 years of age can’t skate without them. Thanks guys🤘🏽
Great fit and feel
Great fit and feel. Feet stayed dry and comfortable in them for almost 3 straight days.
Comfy, supportive, classic style
Comfy, supportive, classic style. Put 'em on and go shred!
Great fit and appreciate the extra support!
Great fit and appreciate the extra support, which keeps me on the board even in my late 50s!
Awesome socks! 62 year old man here who was told
Awesome socks! 62 year old man here who was told by his cardiologist to wear these for a number of reasons. I love them. I wear them for playing pickleball and mountain biking, as well as recovery afterwords. So comfortable for all day wear and really help the circulation. I’m an old ska/punk rud...
Common Questions
What compression level are these?
15-20 mmHg graduated compression — improves circulation, reduces swelling, and fights fatigue without being uncomfortably tight.
How do I pick the right size?
Go by your shoe size: S fits US men's 4-7, US women's 5.5-8.5, EU 37-40; M fits US men's 7-10, US women's 8.5-11.5, EU 40-43; L fits US men's 10-12, US women's 11.5-13, EU 43-45; XL fits US men's 11+, US women's 12.5+, EU 44+. Not sure? Use your ankle and calf: S ankle 7"-8.75", calf 11.25"-15"; M ankle 8.75"-10", calf 12"-16.5"; L ankle 10"-11.5", calf 12.5"-18"; XL ankle 11.5"-13", calf 13.5"-19.75". If you're between sizes, size up for comfort or size down for maximum compression.
Can I wear these for travel?
Yes, and travel days are one of the most popular times to wear them. Hours in a seat on a flight or a long drive is when legs tend to feel heavy and swollen, and graduated compression keeps them feeling lighter and less achy when you arrive. If you have a history of blood clots or a circulation condition, ask your doctor which compression level is right for you.
Are these HSA/FSA eligible?
They may be, if you qualify. Medical-grade graduated compression socks are the kind of product that can qualify when a Letter of Medical Necessity supports it. Select Truemed at checkout and complete a short health survey about the condition you are treating. If you qualify, an independent licensed practitioner issues a Letter of Medical Necessity, which is what makes the purchase a qualified medical expense. Truemed is for qualified customers. HSA/FSA tax savings vary.
