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Wide calf knee high compression socks, Airplane prints black / grey / navy
Elastic support · Wide calf

Wide calf knee high compression socks, Airplane prints black / grey / navy

4.4 from 470 ratings
$26.991 size

This set holds 3 pairs of knee-high compression socks knit in deep black, heather grey, and dark navy bases with white airplane silhouettes across the barrel. Made from a durable nylon and spandex blend, each pair delivers a firm 20-30 mmHg mechanical gradient that eases from the ankle up toward the wide top band. Standard knee highs tend to bind and roll when pulled over an 18 inch or 20 inch lower leg. This plus size cut gives extra room through the calf panel so the pattern stays crisp without pinching.

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Compression
Elastic support, no rated gauge
Fiber content
Nylon, Spandex
Pack
3 pairs per box
Toe
Closed toe
Colors in this pack
Airplane prints black / grey / navy
Sizes listed
X-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
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01

Aeronautical motifs across three dark shades

The pack contains three distinct pairs featuring repeated white airplane figures knitted against solid black, mid grey, and dark navy yarns. The graphic styling offers a subtle travel theme suited for work boots or sneakers without loud neon accents. Because the darker nylon yarn picks up white lint in the dryer, washing them inside out keeps the finish clean.

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Proportioned barrel for fuller lower legs

Standard knee-high socks often overstretch across an 18 inch calf, pulling the knit thin and forcing the top welt to bite. This wide calf cut knits additional horizontal stretch into the leg shaft. The wider top band distributes tension across a broader surface so the upper edge rests flat beneath the knee bend.

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Firm 20-30 mmhg synthetic tension

The dense nylon and spandex yarn structure creates firm mechanical pressure that measures strongest at the ankle. Because of the heavy elastic recovery, pulling these over the heel requires gathering the sock and using both hands rather than yanking the cuff. The smooth synthetic weave holds its shape through regular machine wash cycles.

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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