Active Compression
Plain Compression Socks
Colourful Compression
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Knee High
Pink Banana Compression Socks
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Happy Watermelon Compression Socks
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Black n White Cats Compression Socks
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Ruby Red Hearts Compression Socks
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White Compression Socks
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Shark Bite Compression Socks
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Sneaky Cats Compression Socks
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Ribbons Compression Socks
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Pre and Post Natal Compression Support Socks
Experience unparalleled comfort and support throughout pregnancy and beyond with Therawear’s Maternity Compression Socks. Crafted from our signature high-compression, breathable fabric, these leggings boost circulation to ease swelling and soothe tired muscles.
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Let customers speak for us
I’m nearly 70 and starting to have lots of problems with swollen legs and feet.
It’s very uncomfortable and doesn’t make you feel like doing much on your feet.
After investing in the knee high compression socks I feel like a born again.
Result was almost immediate, no leg pain, swelling.
I feel fantastic.
Last time I travelled on long haul flights I suffered quite a big of leg and ankle swelling that took several days to go away. This time I bought these compression socks and wore them on a 14 hour flight and a 17 1/2 hour flight and had no swelling at all. They were very comfortable too. Absolutely recommend them 👌
Great product, easy order process and delivered really quickly. Great, professional company to deal with.
Haven't worn them yet, purchased for a trip to Canada from Australia and back at the end of July. They look fun though, and fit well (I tried one on to be sure), can't complain about the service, arrived a lot sooner then other domestic items I've ordered.
So far so good, I'll let you know if anything changes!
Socks purchased are of an excellent quality and arrived quickly - great support and advice was given in choosing the correct size.
So glad I bought the knee brace, it’s the best one so far that I have been able to get.
It’s comfy it don’t slip down like most and is also longer than the ones you find at a chemist.
If you buy one you definitely won’t be disappointed.
I love my bee socks. I have bought them and another pair, ready for travel
The best compression stockings, beat hospital grade hands down. Zero ankle swelling after long haul flights. Highly recommended
Pregnacny Compression Socks FAQ's
What are common usage tips if I'm pregnant?
Pregnant women can wear their medical compression stockings every day, from morning until bedtime. At night, the compression stockings should be taken off most commonly. However keeping in mind outside of genreal practice, a doctor or medical professional should always be consulted.
- Choose a sock sized to your ankle and calf circumference.
- Pull them on first thing in the morning, before any swelling sets in.
- Wear throughout the day, removing them before bed.
- Wash regularly to maintain fabric elasticity and hygiene.
When should I start wearing compression socks?
You can start wearing compression socks as soon as you begin to notice pregnancy-related leg or ankle discomfort, even as early as the late first trimester, but most women find the biggest benefit from mid-pregnancy onward.
- As blood volume ramps up and your growing uterus starts to impede venous return, wearing Class I (15–20 mmHg) socks daily can help stave off fluid buildup.
- Continue wearing them every day, especially during long periods of standing, after exercise, or on travel days, to minimise swelling, varicose vein discomfort and fatigue.
- If you still have residual leg swelling or vein ache, keep them on during daytime to support circulation as your body returns to pre-pregnancy.
