Sigvaris compression socks for everyday leg support
Valuhub's Sigvaris compression socks collection brings together knee high socks, thigh high stockings and pantyhose for all-day leg support. Most styles come in 15-20 or 20-30 mmHg. Sigvaris makes them as graduated compression, which is firmest at the ankle and eases up the leg.
Valuhub Canada serves shoppers who stand at work, fly often or train hard. Sheer pairs also suit dress days. Start with the knee high compression socks or the thigh high compression stockings. You can also browse the wider compression socks range.
Sigvaris compression socks at a glance
Types of Sigvaris compression stockings and socks in this range
Knee high compression socks
Sigvaris knee high socks are the largest group in this range and suit daily wear. Most have a closed toe in 15-20 or 20-30 mmHg. Fabrics run from Sea Island cotton, linen and merino wool to microfiber and sheer knits. A few add a grip top or an open toe. Browse the full knee high compression socks collection.
Thigh high compression stockings
Sigvaris thigh high stockings cover the whole leg and stay up with a top band. The range includes Sigvaris 20-30 mmHg compression stockings in Essential Cotton, Essential Opaque and Style Soft Opaque. Sheer and soft opaque styles come in 15-20 mmHg. Some have an open toe. See all thigh high compression stockings.
Pantyhose
Sigvaris pantyhose is a one-piece style for women that covers both legs and the waist. The range has Sheer Fashion and Style Soft Opaque in 15-20 mmHg. Style Medium Sheer and Style Soft Opaque come in 20-30 mmHg, with one open toe option. Explore compression pantyhose.
Sport and travel socks
Athletic Recovery, Merino Outdoor and Motion socks suit workouts and outdoor days. They use cushioned cotton, thermoregulating wool and technical knits. Traveno socks in 15-20 mmHg are made for long flights. See the sport compression socks collection.
Check each product page for exact sizes, colours and compression levels.
How do you choose Sigvaris compression socks?
Pick the compression level
A 15-20 mmHg pair gives light support for daily wear and travel. A 20-30 mmHg pair is firmer and suits long days on your feet. Ask a healthcare provider before choosing a higher level.
Measure your ankle and calf
Measure the narrowest part of your ankle and the widest part of your calf. Do it in the morning, when legs are least swollen. Use a soft tape in centimetres, then check inches as well. Compare both against the size chart.
Choose the length
Knee high socks cover the calf. Thigh high stockings add the upper leg. Pantyhose covers both legs and the waist. Pick the length that matches where you want support, and how you like to dress.
Match fabric and toe style
Sheer knits suit dresses and office wear. Opaque, cotton and microfiber knits feel more like a regular sock. Merino wool adds warmth for cold days. Open toe styles give toes extra room.
Check the top band
A grip top band is designed to help thigh high and knee high styles stay in place. Choose it if your pair tends to slip, or if you move a lot during the day.
Where do Sigvaris compression socks work best?
Sigvaris socks work well on long workdays for nurses, teachers, retail staff and office workers. Standing or sitting for hours can leave legs feeling heavy by evening. A knee high pair in 15-20 or 20-30 mmHg is designed to help with that tired feeling. Browse more everyday options in compression wear.
Compression socks for travel suit long flights, road trips and train rides. Sitting still for hours is a common reason for swollen ankles. Traveno styles in 15-20 mmHg are made for this. Any knee high pair in the lighter level also packs easily in a carry-on bag.
Sport and recovery use is another strong fit for this range. Athletic Recovery and Motion socks add cushioning and technical fabrics for training days and rest days. Our sport compression socks collection groups these Sigvaris stockings and socks together for runners, hikers and gym-goers.
How do you put on and care for compression socks?
Compression socks go on best first thing in the morning, when legs are least swollen. Turn the sock inside out down to the heel. Slide your foot in, then ease the fabric up in small steps. Wash gently in cool or warm water and follow the care label. Air dry to help the fabric keep its shape.
A 20-30 mmHg level and anything higher is best chosen with a healthcare provider. This guide is general information and is not medical advice.
Shipping and returns: Orders over $150 ship free across Canada, and delivery details show on each product page. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery under our refund policy.
Compression sock FAQs
Are Sigvaris socks good for everyday wear?
Sigvaris socks are graduated garments designed to support legs through the day. Fit matters most, so choose the right level, measure your ankle and calf, and read each product page. Lighter 15-20 mmHg pairs suit daily wear and travel.
What is the difference between 15-20 mmHg and 20-30 mmHg?
The number shows how much pressure the sock applies at the ankle. A 15-20 mmHg pair is lighter and is often chosen for daily wear and travel. A 20-30 mmHg pair is firmer. A healthcare provider can help you decide if it is right for you.
How do I find my compression sock size?
Measure your ankle at its narrowest point and your calf at its widest point, ideally in the morning. Add leg length for thigh high styles. Compare those numbers with the size chart on the product page, because sizing can differ between styles.
Are open toe compression stockings available?
Yes. This range includes open toe knee high socks, thigh high stockings and pantyhose in selected styles. Open toe styles give toes extra room and can be worn with sandals. Most other styles have a closed toe, so check the toe style on each product page.
How long do compression socks last?
Many makers suggest replacing daily-wear pairs about every three to six months. Fabric loses firmness with wear and washing. Wash gently, follow the care label and air dry. Replace a pair sooner if it feels loose or looks worn.
What should I avoid while wearing compression socks?
Avoid folding or rolling the top band down, because that can create a tight ring on the leg. Skip damaged pairs, and take them off if you feel numbness, pain or cold toes. Ask a healthcare provider about wearing them overnight.
Does Valuhub ship compression socks across Canada?
Yes. Orders over $150 ship free across Canada, and delivery details show on each product page. If a pair does not suit you, returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery under our refund policy.

















































