Compression Socks
What are the Motif Compression Socks?
The Compression Socks are designed to deliver a controlled amount of pressure to promote better blood flow. They have a compression strength of 20-30 mmHg, which helps prevent swelling, discomfort, and varicose veins.
Can I wear compression socks after my baby is born?
Absolutely. Many women experience increased swelling (postpartum edema) immediately after delivery. Continuing to wear compression socks during the first few weeks postpartum can assist in fluid regulation and overall recovery.
What is the best way to put on my Compression Socks?
Turn the sock inside out to the heel, slip your foot in, then gently roll the sock up your leg without tugging.
What materials are Motif Compression Socks made of?
Our maternity compression socks are crafted from a high-quality, breathable blend of nylon, polyester, and spandex. This combination ensures the socks maintain their 20-30 mmHg pressure rating over time while providing the "ultra-stretch" needed for
How do I find my size?
Motif compression socks are available in sizes Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large. Because correct sizing is vital for graduated compression to work effectively, we highly recommend referring to our compression socks size guide or reaching out to our
How should I wash and care for my compression socks?
To preserve the elasticity of medical-grade compression socks, hand-wash them in lukewarm or cold water with mild soap. Avoid wringing them out or exposing them to prolonged heat (like a high-heat dryer cycle), as this can break down the fibers and r
Can you sleep in compression socks?
Generally, you should not sleep in compression socks while pregnant. When you are lying down, gravity already assists your blood flow back to the heart. Wearing them at night can be unnecessarily restrictive and may actually impede circulation when y
How tight should compression socks be?
Your circulation socks should feel snug and provide firm pressure, but they should never be painful. They should feel like a firm hug on your calves. If you experience numbness, tingling, or if your toes turn blue, the socks are likely too small or h
How long should you wear compression socks?
For maximum benefit, you should wear your pregnancy support socks throughout the day, especially when you are standing, walking, or sitting for long periods. Put them on first thing in the morning and remove them before going to bed.
Who should not wear compression socks?
While beneficial for most, compression socks are not recommended for everyone. If you have peripheral arterial disease, certain skin infections, or severe congestive heart failure, you should avoid compression therapy. Always consult your healthcare
What is the benefit of 20-30 mmHg compression?
This is considered medical-grade (Class II) compression. These pressure socks are firm enough to treat moderate edema, prevent blood clots, and manage varicose veins while remaining comfortable for daily wear.