Unisex Extra Wide Diabetic Tube Socks (Pack of 3 Pairs) Fit Up to 4E/6E Foot & 22" Calf (White)
Brand: Extra-Wide Sock Company
Color: White
The Extra Wide Medical Tube Socks are designed for people who are tired of squeezing into tight fitting tube socks! Made from soft ring spun cotton, these socks can stretch up to 22 inches in the calf while still maintaining their shape. Not only is the calf wide, but the whole sock is made wider for people with a wider foot, ankle, and calf. These socks fit beautifully over casts, under AFO braces and boots. Rest assured, we’ve got you covered. You can also use them as a pet sleeve after surgeries instead of the cone of shame. Your furry babies will be in soft comfort while healing (see the picture at the side bar of Halo the cat in her tube sock). The socks have an inverted toe seam, for a seam free feel. Toe seam is designed to be worn on the outside for people with Diabetes. The socks are infused with Microban to help inhibit odor. Feel the difference a truly wider tube sock can make. Sold as a 3 pack. Available in white and black. The socks are unisex and fit shoe sizes from women’s size 6.5 all the way up to men’s size 16 up to a 6E width. Sock length will vary on your leg, depending on the length of your foot and the width of your leg. Proudly made in the USA!
WIDER IN THE FOOT, ANKLE & LEG. Stretches at the calf up to 22 inches while retaining its shape. Designed specifically for wide feet, up to a 6E width
IDEAL FOR ANYONE WITH EDEMA or any condition where feet, ankles, or calves are wide or swollen. These socks offer a more relaxed fit. They stay up and are easy to put on and take off
FITS UNDER AFO BRACES AND OVER CASTS. Diabetic friendly, non-constricting, comfortable, superior stretch socks. Contains Microban for odor prevention
INVERTED TOE SEAM DESIGN PROVIDES A SEAM-FREE FEEL. Toe seam is designed to be worn on the outside for people with Diabetes
RING SPUN COTTON BLEND of 91% cotton, 7% nylon, 2% spandex - Ideal blend for a softer, breathable, non-binding sock