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Open toe knee high compression socks, Floral
20-30 mmHg · Firm & open toe

Open toe knee high compression socks, Floral

4.4 from 2,467 ratings
$24.991 size

This three-pack gives you knee high open toe socks covered in a distinct floral pattern. The knit delivers 20-30 mmHg graduated tension, holding firmest around the ankle and easing toward the top band below the knee. Leaving the toes bare gives you room for open footwear or wide forefeet while keeping compression across the calf. Sized in 3X-Large, the knit is safe for regular machine washing.

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Compression
20-30 mmHg, graduated
Pack
3 pairs per box
Toe
Open toe
Colors in this pack
Floral
Sizes listed
3X-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
3X-Large on this page - $24.99 Check price
01

Open forefoot band for toe clearance

An exposed toe box lets you wear sandals, accommodate a wider forefoot, or protect fresh nail work without fabric bunching at the tips. The open band ends across the ball of the foot, leaving the toes completely free for hot days. Anyone who needs full coverage inside enclosed winter shoes will want a standard closed toe style instead.

02

Printed floral pattern across three pairs

The three pairs in this set feature an allover floral print across the leg and foot, offering a decorative alternative to plain clinical beige or solid black. The patterned knit maintains an opaque appearance over the calf while stretching. Because lighter patterns can highlight dark surface lint over time, washing them inside out keeps the design clean.

03

Firm mechanical pressure and donning grip

A 20-30 mmHg gradient creates strong resistance against the hands and takes more effort to pull over the heel than lighter 15-20 mmHg socks. Gathering the fabric and using household rubber gloves or a dedicated sock donner gives you the traction needed to position the fabric evenly along the lower leg.

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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