FAQs

Most frequent questions and answers

For all over-the-calf (knee-high) socks and calf sleeves, your sock size is based primarily on your calf circumference at its widest point. Use shoe size as a secondary reference point.

If you are between sizes, we recommend you size up unless you want a tighter fit, in which case, you should size down.

For all below-the-calf socks, your shoe size is the primary determinant of size.

For your convenience, you can find size charts for all socks here.

IMPORTANT: If you have any doubts about sizing, please email us and we’ll help you select the right size.

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Graduated compression socks exert the greatest degree of compression at the ankle and the level of compression gradually decreases up the socks. This forces the blood to move upwards, where there is more space. Visit our compression technology page to learn more about graduated compression.

Compression socks increase blood circulation which helps to rebuild broken down soft tissue. There are many benefits to wearing compression socks, including:
Reducing swelling, muscle aches and soreness in the legs and feet
Helps you feel more energized
Reduces your overall recovery time after exercise or being up on your feet for extended periods of time
Compression socks can help you perform better, whether you’re out training or at work, and can help improve your recovery at the end of the day. This article gives a great in-depth explanation of all the benefits of wearing compression socks.

Compression socks are designed to fit tighter than your average sock. They can be challenging to get on, but we have a video on how to best care for your PRO Compression socks and sleeves.

IMPORTANT: Pulling on your socks too forcefully can damage the socks. Please follow the instructions.

Note: All of our socks have an underlying base compression thread in either black or white coloring. This material will become more visible as the sock is stretched and this is normal.

We recommend washing in cold water and leaving the socks or sleeves out to air dry.

We do not recommend warm/hot water or putting them in the dryer as this may cause shrinking and degrade the compressive quality of the garment.

Here is a short instructional video on how to best care for your PRO Compression socks and sleeves.

All of our products are designed in California. Most of our products are made in the USA and all orders are shipped by American workers.

Due increased global supply chain issues for raw materials, we have begun limited manufacturing in China and Taiwan.

All products, regardless of where they are made, must pass our rigorous quality and testing standards.

The majority of our compression socks and sleeves, including the Marathon line, are made from proprietary blends of nylon, polyester, and spandex.
Lifestyle socks are blend of cotton, acrylic, nylon, and spandex. Where noted, some styles contain REPREVE®, a yarn made from recycled water bottles and plastics.
Dress socks are a blend of premium combed cotton, nylon, and spandex.
Upcycled socks are 32% upcycled cotton, 32% RPET, 29% nylon and spandex

Our socks are covered by a no-questions-asked 30 day moneyback guarantee.

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Please send an email to info@mwsbinc.com with your order number and written explanation of the issue with the order. One of our representatives will assist you as quickly as possible.

Yes. We ship to most countries using either FedEx orYes. We ship to most countries using either FedEx or DHL. Delivery costs and times do vary by location. You can find information on all our shipping methods here.

Important: Some international deliveries will require duties/taxes/COD fees upon delivery. It is the recipient’s responsibility to cover any such fees to collect their package. PRO Compression does not charge these fees ahead of time during checkout. DHL. Delivery costs and times do vary by location. You can find information on all our shipping methods here.