JOMI COMPRESSIONKnee High Collection, 20-30mmHg Premiere Closed Toe 220 (Small, Black)

Was very happy to see JOMI has these on Amazon's site for short people. Purchased them for my mom whose physical therapist recommended the short length. She said most people buy the average length and just roll them down which doubles the compression and worsens their condition. Mom was happy with the price as she thought she would have to pay an arm and a leg for compression sox which she will be wearing for the rest of her life. She feels they are uncomfortable and the PT suggested we go down to the next level of compression = 15-20mmHG. Unfortunately, I can't find any sox in petite/short for that level--not even on JOMI's own site. Guess I'll be purchasing from one of their competitors. Too bad as there are many short people in the world looking for relief from swelling and pain.

First, I bought a pair based on what size I thought would fit, without measuring. They were a horrible fit. That’s what I get. Then I followed the measurement guidelines provided by the manufacturer - the ones on the box of the first pair - ordered a size down if I was between sizes and they were still way too big. Pretty much the same size as the first pair. The heel came up the back of my Achilles & the length came up over my kneecap so it rolled down & bunched up, which became very painful. And because it didn’t fit right, my feet & ankles still swelled.

I've tried 5 different brands of compression socks. These are the most comfortable and do the best job. They're not easy to put on, but they're not the most difficult either. Most importantly, they do the job they're meant to do. My ankles are skinny again and my legs don't hurt.

These seem to be fine, and the price was good. The problem is the sizing. I ordered "short". I am not short (5'5") but compression knee highs are usually a little long so bunch up, which hurts. Short in these is the same length as the regulars I have. The come up way too high, bunch up, and are a pain to smooth out due to being too long.

Item arrived soiled, complete with human hairs attached and white rings around them, apparently tried on at a minimum, or more likely having been worn. I had paid for and expected a new product. Did not feel I could return, because I had very recently needed to return two items to Amazon.The stockings seem to be similar caliber to Truform, if you're familiar with that brand.

These stockings are sized appropriately and have a great level of compression - they would do exactly what I need, except the toe seam is right at the end of the stocking. This is something that irritates and is uncomfortable enough to make them unwearable for me. If these get modified to have the seam on top of the toes, I’m all-in on these!

I'm sure these socks are ok, except that they sure were not short length, as I had ordered and as it says on the box. I'm going back to Jobst, even though they are more expensive.

This is my favorite support knee-high that I have tried. There is a label printed on the side, but it goes away after a few Washings. I've also called the company and the people there are very supportive and helpful. They can be washed in the washer and dried in the dryer... On low temperature