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49 socks in five sections Calf 10.5 to 29 inch 15-20 and 20-30 mmHg Sizes to 5X-Large
Open toe knee high compression socks, Black / White / Beige
20-30 mmHg · Firm & open toe

Open toe knee high compression socks, Black / White / Beige

4.4 from 785 ratings
$16.991 size

This pack contains 3 pairs in black, white, and beige, offering basic neutral coverage under everyday trousers or scrubs. The knit delivers 20-30 mmHg of graduated mechanical pressure, fitting tightest above the ankle and easing toward the top band below the knee. Exposed toes leave room for wide forefeet and fresh pedicures while keeping warm-weather footwear ventilated. The blend relies on 55% nylon with polyester and spandex for consistent recovery through regular wear.

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Compression
20-30 mmHg, graduated
Fiber content
55% Nylon, 30% Polyester, 15% Spandex
Pack
3 pairs per box
Toe
Open toe
Colors in this pack
Black / White / Beige
Sizes listed
Large
Care
Machine Wash

Sizes and prices

Each size is a separate listing with its own price. These are sized by shoe size, not by calf.

SizeShoe sizePriceLink
Large on this page - $16.99 Check price
01

Open footbed design

Leaving the toes bare suits people who dislike cramped toe boxes or need access for nail checks. It also keeps the foot cool in open footwear during summer months. Anyone seeking full forefoot protection inside heavy work boots may prefer a closed style.

02

Firm 20-30 mmHg resistance and application

A rating of 20-30 mmHg is noticeably tighter than lower pressure grades. Gathering the nylon tube and pulling it past the heel requires deliberate hand strength. Using household rubber gloves or a metal sock donner provides the grip needed to work the fabric up the calf without bunching.

03

Synthetic blend and simple maintenance

The fabric combines 55% nylon, 30% polyester, and 15% spandex for strong elasticity that snaps back after laundry. The smooth synthetic finish holds up in standard machine wash cycles. The firm top band stays in place during long shifts but can leave temporary indentation marks on skin by late afternoon.

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.

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