Therafirm Adds New Patterns to Core-Spun Line

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (November 21, 2016)—Gradient compression just got more fashionable. Core-Spun Support Socks by Therafirm are already known for the soft, comfortable qualities of an everyday sock, patented high stretch Core-Spun yarns making them easier to put on, and the added benefit of true gradient compression. Now customers can get these same great socks in four fashionable and beautiful patterns.

Thin Line, a pattern designed for women, is a white sock that features stripes in pink and soft grey. Similarly, Merger, designed for men, is a black sock featuring stripes in navy and grey. Trendsetter, a fashionable style for both men and women, is made of a grey and black chevron pattern. And finally, Classic Diamond for both men and women, features a grey sock with a subtle diamond pattern in black.

Core-Spun Patterns are available in three compression levels: 10-15mmHg Light; 15-20mmHg Mild and 20-30mmHg Moderate Support. The gradient compression featured in Core-Spun socks and all other Therafirm compression products, is designed to improve blood flow. Gradient compression delivers a controlled amount of pressure, which is greatest at the ankle of the garment and gradually decreases toward the top. Core-Spun socks are designed to improve circulation, prevent swelling and energize legs. Mild and Moderate compression levels can also help prevent mild varicose veins, leg discomfort, mild to moderate swelling, mild edema and DVT by promoting better circulation.

Core-Spun’s ultra-stretchy yarns make them easier to put on and the sock thickness makes them comfortable for all-day wear. As with all Core-Spun products, the new Core-Spun Patterns are made using moisture wicking yarns to wick moisture away from the skin to the exterior of the sock, moving moisture up and out of the foot area. The result is a sock that is comfortable and cool.

Core-Spun Patterns, as well as all other Therafirm gradient compression socks and hosiery products, are available through retailers and online partners. 

Visit therafirm.com for more information.