Why Vix compression socks
Vix is made by a nurse who knows exactly what long hours on your feet feel like. Every pair is designed from
real experience, with true graduated compression, soft fabrics, and prints you'll actually want to wear.
What customers told us before Vix
“After a 12-hour shift my legs feel heavy and achy all night.”
“By the end of the day my ankles are so swollen my shoes barely fit.”
“The compression socks I tried were ugly, itchy, sweaty, and tight in all the wrong places.”
Why compression helps
Alleviate leg pain, swelling, and that heavy, tired feeling after a long day.
Improve circulation to keep blood moving and your legs feeling energized.
Helps prevent spider veins, varicose veins, and other leg complications.
Find your fit
Not sure which compression level you need? Tap each one below to compare. New to compression?
Bamboo blend
Incredibly soft, cozy and moisture-wicking
Long shifts, travel, pregnancy, and everyday leg care. Works well for most people.
Nylon blend
Smooth and supportive, made to hold firmer compression
More swelling, recovery, or when a doctor recommends it
Bamboo blend, the same soft fabric as our 15–20 socks
Soft, cozy and breathable
Every day, when you don’t need compression
Firmest at the ankle, gently easing up the leg, so blood keeps moving back toward your heart instead of pooling in your legs.
Perfect for
“After trying several brands that felt scratchy or uncomfortable, I discovered my own bamboo-based fabric that's incredibly soft and cozy.”
Founder & nurse · Vix
Vix vs. other compression socks
The differenceCompression is the new self-care.
Compression that feels like a hug, not a squeeze, in designs that make you smile.
Everything you’re wondering
Good questionsWill they feel too tight?
All our socks use graduated compression: firmest at the ankle and gentler up the calf, so nothing digs in. Most people describe it as a hug, not a squeeze.
Won’t they make my feet hot?
Both our bamboo and nylon blends are breathable and made to keep your feet comfortable all day, and our bamboo pairs also wick moisture.
15–20 or 20–30 mmHg: which do I need?
15–20 mmHg is a great starting point for most people and everyday wear. 20–30 mmHg gives firmer support. If you have a medical condition, check with your doctor first.
Can I wear them during pregnancy?
Many people wear compression socks during pregnancy to help with swelling and tired legs. Check with your doctor first.
How do I pick my size?
Use the size chart on each product page. If you’re between sizes, size down for more compression or size up for less compression.
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Shipping
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Orders placed on weekends or holidays are processed the next business day.
Returns
30-day returns
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not, we are happy to accept returns.