SIGVARIS Eversoft Diabetic Socks – Unisex, 8–15 mmHg, White
Comfortable everyday knee-high socks designed for sensitive feet, with gentle graduated leg compression, a compression-free foot, and soft cushioning.
8–15 mmHg
Gentle leg compression
Cushioned Comfort
Padded sole, heel and toe
Sensitive-Skin Friendly
Flat toe seam and gentle top band
Unisex
White, knee-high, closed toe
Product Overview
SIGVARIS Eversoft Diabetic Socks provide light 8–15 mmHg graduated compression from the ankle to the knee while keeping the foot compression-free. Designed with a soft knit-in top band, flat low-friction toe seam and cushioning at the sole, heel and toes, these socks offer a comfortable option for people with diabetes, sensitive skin, or limited tolerance for conventional compression hosiery.
Key Features
- Gentle Graduated Compression: 8–15 mmHg support along the lower leg.
- Compression-Free Foot: Designed to avoid added compression around the foot.
- Protective Cushioning: Thick padded sole, heel and toe areas for everyday comfort.
- Flat Toe Seam: Low-friction construction helps minimize rubbing.
- Comfort Top: Stretchable knit-in band helps reduce pinching.
- Moisture Management: drirelease® fabric helps wick moisture and manage odour.
- Latex-Free: Made without natural rubber latex.
Benefits & Applications
- Everyday comfort for users with sensitive feet and skin.
- Light support for individuals who prefer a lower compression level.
- Suitable for individuals with diabetes when recommended by their healthcare professional.
- Practical for daily wear at home, at work or while travelling.
Product Specifications
| Brand |
SIGVARIS |
| Collection |
Eversoft Diabetic Socks 160 |
| Compression |
8–15 mmHg |
| Style |
Unisex knee-high / calf, closed toe |
| Colour |
White |
| Sizes |
Small, Medium, Large, X-Large |
| Fabric |
67% drirelease® polyester/cotton blend (57% polyester, 10% cotton), 26% nylon, 7% spandex |
| Latex |
Latex-free |
| Packaging |
One pair |
Sizing Guidance
Choose the size according to the SIGVARIS sizing chart, using ankle circumference and shoe size. Available sizes are Small through X-Large. Measure the ankle at its narrowest point, ideally in the morning, and check the specific size chart before ordering.
Care & Safety
Follow the care directions on the product label. Do not fold or roll down the upper band. Examine feet and skin regularly for pressure marks or irritation. People with diabetes, neuropathy, poor arterial circulation, open wounds or significant swelling should consult a qualified healthcare professional before wearing compression socks. Stop use and seek advice if pain, numbness, discolouration or unusual discomfort develops.
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