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Check the size chart on the product page, and measure your calf and ankle if needed. They should feel snug and even, without pinching or digging in. If you are between sizes, check the sizing notes. Trust how the shoe feels on.

Many people wear them for travel, long days on their feet or exercise. Put them on in the morning and take them off at night. If you have a medical concern, speak with your doctor first. Take your time trying a few pairs.

Wash them gently inside out in cool or warm water, and let them air dry flat. Avoid fabric softener and high heat, which can wear down the stretch. Following the care label helps them last longer. Fit matters more than any label.

Many people do. Choose a comfortable fit and a breathable fibre, and replace them when they lose their stretch. Rotating two or three pairs through the week helps each last longer. Check with your doctor if unsure. Walk around before you decide.