MediPeds Non-binding quarter socks with cushion, 4 shoe sizes

The crew sock cut short. Everything above the ankle is gone and everything that matters is unchanged: the same non-binding top, the same flat toe seam, the same padded sole and heel. It stops about two fingers above the ankle bone, which clears the collar of a low shoe and disappears under a summer trouser.

Eight rows, white and black, four pairs or eight, across four shoe-size ranges. Two things decide between this and the crew above it. One is the month, because there is simply less sock here and in July that is the whole argument. The other is the shoe, and it points the other way: a boot collar lands almost exactly where this sock ends and will push it down all day.

One of 3 on the non-binding quarter socks shelf in the MediPeds sock range. 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.