MediPeds Non-binding quarter socks with cushion, 4 pairs a pack

The two-tone quarter, and the grey is not styling. It marks where the cushioned yarn runs — under the foot, round the heel, stopping where the padding stops — so the construction is visible from the outside instead of being taken on trust from a bullet point. White and grey or black and grey, four pairs a packet, in two shoe-size ranges.

This is also the pair to look at if a heel goes sore in the same shoes every week: the yarn under the foot is knitted to resist the friction that starts a hot spot, and the reinforced heel works at the same problem from the other direction. It is a quarter, so the same caution applies as to the rest of that height — in a boot, the collar sits where the sock ends.

One of 3 on the non-binding quarter socks shelf in the MediPeds lineup. It also answers to diabetic socks, quarter socks, nanoglide socks. If you want to know how often the figures on this page are refreshed, that is set out on how we update the catalogue.

Nothing on this site is medical advice. A sock is a sock: a non-binding top and a smooth toe seam are ways of knitting a cuff and a seam, not a treatment, and nothing here diagnoses, prevents or relieves anything. If your feet have lost feeling, if a sore is not healing, or if a doctor has asked you to wear a fitted compression stocking, that conversation belongs with them and not with a catalogue.