What to Look For in a Diabetic Sock

The best diabetic socks share three things: a seamless toe, a non-binding top and a moisture-wicking fabric. Each one protects a foot that may have reduced sensation, fragile skin or poor circulation. Veos EasyFit Diabetic Socks are designed in Australia by podiatrists to do exactly that, keeping feet protected, dry and comfortable all day without digging in or rubbing.

Seamless Toe & Non-Binding Top

A raised toe seam is the most common cause of friction in a sock, and on a neuropathic foot that rubbing can cause damage you don't feel. A seamless toe removes it. Just as important, a non-binding top holds the sock up without constricting the calf, so there's no tight band cutting into circulation and no marks left behind. The relaxed stretch fit accommodates swelling up to 45cm calf circumference, so it works for oedematous feet too.

Moisture-Wicking for Healthier Feet

Diabetic feet do best kept cool and dry. The Coolmax moisture-wicking blend pulls sweat away from the skin instead of holding it against the foot, helping reduce the damp conditions that fungal infections and odour thrive in. Combined with the seamless, non-binding build, you get a sock that supports daily foot health rather than working against it.

Diabetic-Friendly Socks With Grip

These socks suit anyone managing diabetes, neuropathy, sensitive skin or swelling, for everyday wear, light exercise and aged-care safety. If you want extra traction on smooth floors, our grip socks are built to the same diabetic-friendly standard with an added GripTech silicon sole. For locally focused options see our diabetic socks Australia range, and for seam-free comfort our seamless socks. Every pair is machine washable and holds its fit through repeated washing.

Diabetic Socks FAQs

What makes a sock diabetic-friendly? A seamless toe to reduce friction, a non-binding top that won't restrict circulation or leave marks, and a moisture-wicking fabric to keep feet dry. Veos diabetic socks have all three.

Are diabetic socks good for neuropathy? Yes. The seamless toe reduces the friction and pressure points that are a risk on feet with reduced sensation, which is why seamless, non-binding socks are widely recommended.

Can diabetic socks be worn for swelling and oedema? Yes. The stretch fit accommodates swelling up to 45cm calf circumference without constricting the leg, making them suitable for oedema.

How often should I replace diabetic socks? Replace them when the fabric thins or the top loses its stretch. Veos socks are designed to hold their shape and fit through repeated laundry cycles.

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