CTHH3 Pack Plus Size Compression Socks for Women & Men, Extra Wide Calf Knee High Stockings for Circulation Support

I waivers happy to find compression (any knee) socks to fit a 22" calf. They actually fit that way. However, like about 75% of the clothing I buy the length of the leg portion and the length of the foot portion is reducliously long. Just because a person is wide or round doesn't mean they are 6 feet tall. I am wearing them with the heel on the arch of my foot and 2+ inches either under or over my toes as that is the only solution to not be cutting off circulation at the knee if pulled up fully or at the ankle if I attempt to make them sort of slouchy. I suggest the company make the same with sock but with the leg about 1" shorter and the foot 1" shorter. Call it a petute and include the length of a person lower leg in the size chart.

These compression socks keep my legs warm and they provide support all day. I don’t know how they work, but I do know that since I started wearing them on a regular basis my legs don’t cramp at night and I am less tired at the end of the day. Well worth the money. Wear them daily for the best results. Do not wear them to bed at night.

For someone like myself with larger calves I will say these are the best compression socks I’ve found. I work long hours and travel 1 hour to and from work so I need good compression socks that stay in place. These do not fall down. I do adjust them some around my ankles but overall I’m so glad I bought these. I have bought a total of 6 pairs (3 black, 3 with designs) all work great. I also measured my calf at the thickest spot to make sure I chose the right size. I recommend you do that.

I've bought several different pairs of compression socks and stockings on Amazon, and have had mixed results. These were different. I went by the size measurment and ordered a 4x. It fit just about perfectly. I might get a 3x next time, and yes, I will be buying these again.The material is thicker than many of the others I've tried, but not so thick as to be uncomfortable. They don't roll down or scrunch up, and for 9 bucks a pair, the value is definitely there.They are pretty long though, my inseam is 30 inches, and they stop right at the bottom of my knee joint.But they stay up, so that's fine.All in all a great value for the $$

As someone with chronic swelling in the feet and ankles, I thought I would just have to live with it. Then, I purchased these socks! They are easy to get on and thin enough to wear under most of my jeans and pants. They stay at my knee with no painful pinching AND my ankles and feet are back to normal with just a few days of wearing them!

I'd say all my life, but I don't think I even knew what compression socks were until my 40s.I'm a big lady who works a desk job, but I take brisk walks during breaks two or three times a day. I come back in from walking a mile or two, and then I sit down for at least an hour and get lost in tasks. By the time I got up again, my legs would be stiff from the warm muscles going inactive, and I'd hobble it off before I had spring back in my step. No more! Now I can hop up with no stiffness, and there's no restlessness by the end of the day.They also do not dig, even a little, but they stay up perfectly. My daily uniform is a maxi dress, and these socks look like I'm wearing tights. Even when my skirt blows around as I'm walking, these are long enough that you cannot ever see the tops.I bought a pack for my husband to share this miracle, and he's 2 hours into his day and declared these are the best socks he owns.You can tell you're old when you're this excited about socks, but these have made a difference in my daily comfort, and they are helping me stay even more active.

I really like these. I only gave 4 starts because I really can't speak for durability yet, but so far so good.

For a plus sized person these are really hard to get on. They work well and are pretty comfortable but still hard to get on. Don't think I'd buy them again.