EMEM Apparel Men's Diabetic Dress Crew Cotton Socks | Non-Binding Loose Top | Seamless Toe | 3-Pair | Big and Tall Available

I am not a diabetic, but found socks with tight rubber bands increasingly bothersome.This product provides relief, I suggest these socks for use by the general public.

Finally! The perfect socks! Been buying ankle, calf, thigh socks for more than five years trying to find ones that didn't squeeze, annoy, or slide off. Got diabetes. Wear size 11 1/2 shoe, been buying size 9-12 socks. Makes sense, right? Many socks on Amazon show a size 12-15 category but they're not actually available for purchase. When I found these were, I went for it. Typing this on first day; have never even noticed I had them on. They're lightweight, won't provide much warmth when it's cold. But for normal days, or wearing around the house or on casual excursions, they're a Godsend. Bought a dozen, going to buy 12 more. The thirty-some old, annoying, strangling, slipping pairs going to meet their maker, so to speak.

When I need socks, I always shop here because the quality of the socks are excellent and are very comfortable. They have helped me greatly when my legs swell up. They stay up and do not get so tight on my calf that it leaves an indention like other socks have. I give these socks and this company two thumbs up.

These socks are too tight around the tops. They cut off circulation. The description as "Diabetic not binding" is way off. The description does not match the product.I did not return them immediately because I hoped that they would become looser after washing, but they did not.I would not buy them again.

I have had plenty of non binding or diabetic socks in the past. These are not suitable. Indeed I don't think they meet the description at all.In the picture you can see the very top of the sock has a fine thread that does not and cannot expand. My legs barely let that over my calf muscle before they swell at all. So when I tried these socks today and my legs swelled a bit this bit into my shin like cheese wire. It is exceptionally painful and looks to have actually caused more broken blood vessels rather than helping with that in the base case. I took these socks off 30 minutes ago and my shins still hurt where this tiny narrow band cut into them.Even conventional socks don't normally have a tiny thin binging thread like that. I would have been more comfortable with an inch wide strip of elastic than this thread thin binding top cutting into me.I cannot recommend strongly enough, if your legs swell do not buy these socks.Since that is the whole point of these socks they are effectively useless and being significantly misrepresented.

Nice comfortable socks. Stay up and on my foot with out causing indentation on my ankles. Nothing is more annoying when socks slide down your ankle or foot when walking and you have to keep pulling them up. Not the case here. (I ordered 6 pair between 2 orders of blue and black) I deducted one star because one of the blue and black each socks started falling apart because of quality issues. This was partially expected because diabetic type socks use less strong threads than the materials used in socks that cut off circulation in the calves and lower legs. Would buy again when these wear out.

My husband is pleased, these socks fit! We had gotten his socks from another company for years. Something changed, and NONE of them fit! The mfg of those socks was cheapened, they shrunk and were terribly binding. These new socks washed up well, he could wear them after washing and drying, so great! We just ordered two more sets! I did order a little larger, just to make sure!Just ordered two more sets! They are fantastic, feel good on his ankles and wash up beautifully!

I ordered these and some other brands that ALL specified "seamless" ! Apparently, seamless does not apply to the toe area. I had ingrown toenail surgery, and I have neuropathy of the feet due to diabetes, and the seams at the toe area really hurt by rubbing across them. These "seamless" socks are especially irritating at the ends of the toe seams , that yes, are still seams ! I think the sock industry needs to look into honest advertising,or maybe I just don't understand what "seamless" means !! I will be returning !