Straight to the socks
97 socks in six sections Calf 10.5 to 29 inch 15-20 and 20-30 mmHg Sizes to 5X-Large
Classic knee high compression socks, Black
15-20 mmHg · Firm & open toe

Classic knee high compression socks, Black

4.3 from 16,301 ratings
$17.991 size

A solid black knit gives this four-pack a clean, uniform look for dress shoes, boots, and work uniforms. The smooth 90 percent nylon and 10 percent spandex blend delivers 15-20 mmHg graduated pressure from ankle to knee. The dark dyed yarn hides road dust and scuffs, though black synthetic fibers do show pale lint after drying.

Check price and sizes

Price shown at our last update. The retailer sets the current one.

Compression
15-20 mmHg, graduated
Fiber content
90% Nylon, 10% Spandex
Pack
4 pairs per box
Toe
Closed toe
Colors in this pack
Black
Sizes listed
Medium
Care
Machine Wash, Do Not Iron, Do Not Bleach, Do Not Dry Clean

Sizes and prices

Each size is a separate listing with its own price. The middle column is the calf circumference the maker prints for that size.

SizeFits calfPriceLink
Medium on this page 12 - 16 in $17.99 Check price
01

Four-pack solid black nylon knit

This set contains 4 pairs of plain black knee highs with no bright graphics or novelty patterns. The 90 percent nylon yarn creates a dense, smooth outer face that slides into tall boots and dress shoes without bunching.

02

Ankle to knee pressure profile

The barrel applies true 15-20 mmHg graduated mechanical tension, knitting tightest around the ankle and easing toward the top welt. A flat toe seam keeps the closed toe box smooth against toenails during long wear.

03

Medium shoe and calf measurements

Size Medium matches men shoe sizes 6.5 to 9.5 and women shoe sizes 7 to 9. The knit accommodates calf circumferences between 12 inch and 16 inch, but wearers past 16 inch will find the upper welt digs in.

Chart as the maker prints it

Copied from the listing without rounding.

Brand SizeMen Shoe SizeWomen Shoe SizeCalf Circumference (in)
Small4-64.5-6.512- 16
Medium6.5-9.57-912- 16
Large9-139.5-13.515- 19
X-Large9-139.5-13.518- 23

Keeping this pair alive

Compression comes from spandex under tension. Heat relaxes spandex permanently, so the two things that kill a compression sock are a hot wash and a hot dryer. Nothing else comes close.

The full care guide

Close to this one

Same section, sorted by how many people have rated them.

All 15