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How the pack sizes work

Every listing on this page is the same sock. What changes is the length and how many pairs come in the box. The more pairs you buy at once, the less each pair costs.

• 1 pair: $9.99. A simple way to try your size and color.
• 3 pairs: $21.99 in Crew ($7.33 a pair) or $22.99 in Knee High ($7.66 a pair).
• 6 pairs: $35.99 in Crew ($6.00 a pair) or $36.99 in Knee High ($6.17 a pair). Enough for a week, with a spare.
• 12 pairs: $64.99 in Crew ($5.42 a pair) or $67.99 in Knee High ($5.67 a pair). Enough to go a week or two between washes.

Shipping is free to US addresses on orders of $19 and up, so every pack ships free. A single pair on its own ships for $4.95, and two single pairs together ship free.

Crew or Knee High

Crew socks end at mid-calf and go with sneakers, walking shoes and everyday wear. Knee High socks reach just below the knee, so they cover more of your leg and sit above the top of a boot. Both lengths have the same loose, non-binding top band, so neither one squeezes. Crew is the everyday pick, and Knee High is warmer in cooler months. For cold-weather tips, see diabetic socks for winter.

Colors and mixes

Single pairs come in 10 colors: classic Black, White and Marble Grey, plus prints with stars, stripes and polka dots. Packs come as a Classic Mix of black, white and grey, a Prints Mix, All Black or All White. The 12-pack also comes Assorted, with all 10 colors in one box.

The American Diabetes Association suggests white or light-colored socks, because a cut or drainage is easier to spot. If you check your feet every day, the White and Marble Grey pairs make that easier.

Finding your size

Mi Socks come in M, L and XL. Match your US shoe size to a sock size on the sock size chart. If you are between sizes, or your feet tend to swell during the day, size up.

What every pair has

• A loose, non-binding top band that stays up without squeezing.
• A smooth flat toe seam that lies flat against your toes.
• A terry-cushioned sole for padding underfoot.
• A breathable cotton-rich blend of 80% cotton, 13% polyester, 5% rubber and 2% spandex. Imported.

To keep them soft, machine wash cold on gentle and hang dry. Skip bleach and fabric softener.

Shop by need

Not sure where to start? These pages explain which socks suit a particular need. They all show the same Mi Socks.

• Diabetic socks for men
• Diabetic socks for women
• Non-binding socks
• Socks for neuropathy and sensitive feet
• Socks for swollen feet and ankles
• Value packs of 3, 6 and 12 pairs

New to diabetic socks? Start with what diabetic socks are, then read our guide on how to choose diabetic socks. It walks through the eight things worth checking before you buy.

What Mi Socks are not

Mi Socks are non-compression comfort socks, not a medical treatment. If your doctor has prescribed compression stockings, keep wearing those. Check your feet every day, and see your doctor or podiatrist about any sore that isn't healing.