The problem we set out to fix
Graduated compression is well established. Nurses, pilots, long-haul travellers, people with varicose veins and anyone who stands on hard floors all benefit from it. But the standard design finishes the sock with a narrow elastic band at the top of the calf, and that band concentrates every bit of holding force into a strip a couple of centimetres wide.
The result is the thing everyone complains about: a red groove by lunchtime, socks rolling down by mid-afternoon, and a pair sitting unused in a drawer within two weeks. A sock you don't wear delivers exactly zero mmHg.
What we changed
- A wide comfort strap instead of a narrow band, spreading the hold across a broad panel so nothing digs and nothing rolls.
- A true 20–30 mmHg gradient — firmest at the ankle, easing to 12–16 mmHg at the calf. That gradient is the entire mechanism; see how compression socks work.
- Bamboo-derived viscose blended with nylon and spandex, so the knit breathes, wicks and resists odour through a 12-hour shift.
- Reinforced heel and toe, because the friction points are where ordinary socks thin out first.
How we sell
Direct, in USD, worldwide, with free shipping on every order and a 30-day money-back guarantee that covers worn pairs. No retail markup, no subscription trap, no auto-billing. Bundle pricing exists because people who try one pair almost always come back for more, and it's cheaper for everyone if we skip that second shipment.
What we won't claim
TrueFit is a general wellness product, not a medical device. It isn't a treatment for varicose veins, lymphoedema, DVT or diabetes, and we won't pretend otherwise. If you have arterial disease, significant neuropathy, heart failure or an open wound on your leg, speak to a clinician before wearing any compression — see our page on diabetes and compression.
Where we are
TrueFit Socks, 10199 Dean Drive, Manassas, VA 20110, United States. Support is by email at support@truefitsocks.com and by phone on (844) 405-4945 — details on the contact page.