We want your Swelly socks to feel perfect from day one. That’s why we’ve created a simple, stress-free size guide. All you need is a measuring tape, a chair, and (optionally) a helping hand.
Which size do I need?
Sit comfortably with your knees at a 90° angle.
Measure the circumference of your calf. This is even easier with a helping hand.
Also note your shoe size.
Compare your measurements with the table below and choose your perfect size.
Custom-fit comfort in one minute.

No worries about choosing the right calf size! With free exchanges & returns, you can try them on at home and always find your perfect-fitting Swelly socks.
Between two sizes? Choose the larger size or email us at support@swellysocks.com.
Frequently asked questions about sizes, compression, and fit
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Does Swelly offer small or large sizes?
Does Swelly offer small or large sizes?
Each size comes in one length, but thanks to the flexible stretch, our socks fit both shorter and longer legs. Feel free to check our size chart to find your perfect fit.
What is the compression level?
What is the compression level?
Our socks offer mild, graduated compression of 18–25 mmHg. Designed to feel like a warm, gentle hug around your legs. This is currently the only compression level we offer.
Are Swelly socks suitable for wider calves?
Are Swelly socks suitable for wider calves?
Yes! Our socks are designed to fit most calves.
How long should I wear my Swelly socks?
How long should I wear my Swelly socks?
We designed our socks with moderate compression so they are comfortable enough to wear all day. For maximum benefit, we do recommend wearing them for at least 3–5 hours.
When should I wear my Swelly socks?
When should I wear my Swelly socks?
You can wear them at any time of the day, especially if you sit or stand for longer periods.
Are they suitable for sports and long travel?
Are they suitable for sports and long travel?
Yes! Athletes experience less fatigue, even on the go. During flights or long car rides, swelling is noticeably reduced.