These ladies diabetic gentle grip socks have a honey comb top which carefully moulds to the natural contours of your leg leaving no nasty constriction rings, with a hand-linked toe making them virtually seamless free, unlike conventionally knitted socks where there is often a bulge of thread left at the seam which can be a source of great discomfort and irritation. The advantages of sock-shop non elasticated socks are to reduce restriction of circulation to your feet and stop unsightly marks on your legs, idea for people who are travelling on long journeys, with diabetes and other medical conditions. Please note we send these socks flat pack to keep the postage low, we will send all packaging and labels and can be repacked if needed.
R**S
Very good.
Very good fit and comfortable to wear.
S**D
Ladies diabetic socks
These are great to wear ,as comfy,value for money ,look great too .
K**O
They are fine nice colours and soft.
They fine no problem what can you say about socks colour very nice.
P**N
Soft and comfortable
Soft, stretchy and comfortable. Wash well. Will buy again.
A**R
Lovely
Comfy and nice colours
M**Y
Great socks
2nd order so they must be good, very happy with purchase
L**A
Comfortable quality socks
Socks comfortable and don’t leave a mark and seams don’t rub toes. They stay up and are soft - goid quality
F**1
A bit of a strange fit!
The socks arrived via Amazon Prime, so no issues there. They were purchased for an elderly relative who is diabetic with neuropathy. The seams at the toe are flat, there were no marks on their feet after wearing socks all day. However, although the tops of the socks are very loose and have a gentle grip, the seam where the top of the sock is doubled over and stitched is tighter. The recipient has very slim legs and yet this top seam left pressure marks on their legs. I don’t think they will be suitable if you don’t have slim legs because of this, especially if you have problems with your circulation. As I mentioned the very top of the sock is loose. Sorry no pictures.
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