Compression socks

These great looking yet practical compression socks can be worn throughout a flight, when playing sport or whenever compression support is needed. They finish below the knee and are designed to support the calf muscles with graduated compression from the foot and ankle. These socks will help reduce swelling on a flight and are typical of those sold over the counter at chemists and other travel stores.

Tip: Doctors advise you put your compression socks on when you get up in the morning the day you travel, wear to the airport, and don't remove them until a couple of hours after you have landed for best results to reduce swelling.

Please note: if you are prone to blood clots, are pregnant or have had recent surgery, please get your doctor's advice.

To choose the correct size, use your calf measurement (see below).

Material: Nylon/spandex

Size: S/M Women's size 6.5-8 shoe (European size 37-40)
Ankle circumference 16.5cm-20cm
Calf circumference 26.5cm-35.5cm

Size: L/XL 8.5-10.5 shoe (European size 41-43)
Ankle circumference 20cm-24cm
Calf circumference 29cm-38cm

Size: XXL 11 shoe (European size 44-45)
Ankle circumference 26cm
Calf circumference 39cm-42cm

Compression: 20-30mmHg graduated compression

This store ships New Zealand wide on all products and to Australia on some items (not luggage as shipping fees are too high). Drop us a note if you would like to know shipping costs on a specific item to Australia (info@bloggeratlarge.com)

Normal shipping costs are $5.50 for items up to 2kg, $9 for items weighing 2kg-5kg, NZ-wide. If you order multiple suitcases, we will put the smaller inside the larger, however if two bags the same size, or more than two bags, there will be two separate shipping charges of $9 each.

If you have ordered multiple items which come from different suppliers, you will receive individually packaged/shipped items at no extra cost.

Please allow 2-5 business days, especially if your address is rural or you are located in the South Island, as all goods are shipped from the North Island.