Socks
Socks are the layer between skin and shoe. Look for moisture-wicking fibers like merino wool or synthetic blends rather than cotton, a seamless toe, and cushioning where pressure builds. Diabetic socks add a non-binding top and extra-smooth seams.
Dr. Scholl's Diabetes & Circulatory Socks
Non-binding tops that don't dig into the leg, with a smooth, seam-free toe to protect sensitive feet.
Truform Diabetic Socks
Loose-fitting diabetic socks with a cushioned sole and a top that won't restrict circulation.
Sockwell
Merino-blend socks in relaxed-fit styles with non-binding tops, plus a line of graduated compression socks.
Thorlos
Thick padding under the heel and ball of the foot, in styles made for walking, standing and running.
Bombas
Cushioned everyday and athletic socks with a band that hugs the arch.
Feetures
Left- and right-specific running socks with light arch compression and a seamless toe.
Balega
Moisture-wicking running socks with a deep heel pocket and a hand-linked seamless toe.
Darn Tough
Dense merino wool socks for hiking and work boots, backed by a lifetime guarantee.
Smartwool
Merino wool socks that resist odor and stay comfortable in heat and cold, from light to heavy cushion.
Injinji
Toe socks that separate each toe, which can reduce rubbing, corns and blisters between the toes.