Feel the benefits of Compression Socks that don’t fight you
Tired of socks that promise relief, but leave you aching, itchy, and frustrated?
Same. I ditched the stiff, ugly struggle-socks and created NYG based on my lived experiences.
Soft Enough for Flare Days
No itchy seams. No stiff cuffs. Just sensory-friendly softness.
Perfect for Travel Days
Swollen legs on flights? Not anymore. Support that moves with you.
Designed for Long Days
Whether you’re on shift or on your feet all day—relief lasts all day.
Stylish, Not Stuffy
Finally, socks you’ll love wearing. Feel-good colours, bold patterns.
Supporting Over 17,000 Relieved Legs
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Why Our Socks Don't Suck!
Frequently Asked Questions
Most compression socks are stiff, clinical, and a pain to wear. NYG socks are the opposite—feather-soft, easy to put on, and actually stylish. We use real compression (15–20 mmHg) that supports tired legs, swollen ankles, and dizzy days—without the squeeze fight. Designed by people who’ve been there.
They are 15 – 20 mmHg, which means that they are a light compression. This is usually more than enough for people looking for pain relief and reduction in dizziness; however, if you have been prescribed a specific compression level you should follow your doctor’s guidance.
At the moment we only do one size of compression sock. They are between UK 3–14 (foot length 22-31.3cm). Just click on the 'size chart' button above the add to cart button.)
The maximum calf size is 15 inches (circumference). You can use the size chart to check that they will fit you.We are committed to offering inclusive, unisex compression socks but the world of sizing hasn’t yet caught up.
For the purposes of this chart we've used what would normally be referred to as "women's" shoe sizes. If you typically wear men's shoes or have wider feet, we recommend using the foot length as a guide.
If you are looking for a larger size compression sock we don’t currently have these but you can sign up to the plus size waitlist and will be notified when we increase the size range.
Yes—NYG socks are designed to be easy to put on, even with limited mobility or low energy. The soft, stretchy fabric slides on without a fight—no tugging, no wrestling, no tight cuffs. Support that works with your body, not against it.
You can wear them for long stretches—some people even wear them in bed. But we recommend giving your legs a break overnight unless your doctor says otherwise.
Don’t wear the same pair more than a day. Swap them out daily and wash before re-wearing to keep the compression doing its job.
If you’re new to compression (especially with POTS), start slow—try an hour at first, then build up. Some bodies need a bit of time to adjust. That’s totally normal.
Yes, our compression socks are perfect for long flights! They help improve circulation, reduce swelling, and prevent discomfort during long periods of sitting.
Yes, NYG socks offer gentle 15–20 mmHg compression, which is often suitable for people with diabetes, varicose veins, or mild edema. They’re soft, non-restrictive, and easy to wear, even on sensitive days. That said, if you have medical concerns, it’s always best to check with your doctor first.
For best long-term results, wash at 30 degrees, with similar colours, do not tumble try. Wash them after each use, i.e. do not use them on consecutive days without washing them first. Turn inside out before washing. Avoid bleech and fabric softner.
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Absolute game changer.. soft, easy to put on with amazing conversation starting designs (they all are fab!)
I now have lots of different designs and even re-ordered more as a gift for my mum!
Oh and they work brilliantly, the relief from my sore, swollen feet/ankle was most welcome..
Excellent customer service too ☺️
Highly recommend..
Marvellous after wearing for 2 days the swellig on my ankles had gone down & I wasn’t in pain from my ankles when walking , and certainly much more comfortable than the nhs ones but the compression is not as tight as the nhs socks, so it’s good to alternate them from time to time
My heart sank when the doctor advised compression stockings to deal with swollen feet and ankles. I imagined those awful brown stockings. It was a relief to find out it referred to what I call long socks and there were colourful options like these. I love my pink ones that are fun to wear. I bought socks from 2 other companies to see which worked the best. My NYG pink ones were the most effective at reducing the foot swelling. Sure wish I had not bothered with any other companies.
Super soft and beautiful, i think they are adorable 🥰