Feels great. Warm. Machine washed well in lingerie bag.

I find the merino wool compression V socks very comfortable, pretty colors, and helped my bunion and second toe feel more comfortable being separated. I ordered 4 more pairs the first week I had them. However, on about the 6th time I wore them they got a hole in the big toe of the sock, on both of my first pair of socks. I am so disappointed. I will have to try to repair them.

Glad the blue tabi compression socks are back in stock! I wear thong slippers on planes, and most compression socks are so tight they don’t allow toe separation. Nice and war, too.

Has it all. Compression, quality, comfort. Highly recommend.

Good compression, nice fabrice, good fit. Works well with my Vionic flip flops.

The fabric is very nice, the toe joint where many tabi socks fail seems robust. I wear compression socks regularly. These seem a little less than the rated amount. I am running through normal wash, but hang drying due to wool. Any problems, I'll update this. I've ordered an all cotton version as well. Look for my review on that in Feb 2024.

Nice quality, no toe seams at all! 😊
and they have very nice compression...
But they are not very warm at alllllll.
The main reason i wanted these was to keep my toes warm...but these do not help at all with keeping my feet warm.
Only reason i kept them is for the compression aspect as i wear strong compression socks when i work. Now i can wear some nice strong compression socks while also being comfy in my flipflops.
Also, i wear a mens size 9 shoe, based on reviews and the size chart, i went with a medium... and the Medium was too small in the foot length, so i had to exchange for a size large. So order up a size. Large Definately won't fit a mens size 11 or bigger.

I am loving my Javie Comfy Tabi Socks. I had a hard time finding split toe socks that work for American men's 12 and up foot sizes, and I was lucky to have stumbled upon these bad boys. Not only do they have comfy merino wool, but they also protect the whole calf area from potential abrasion by taller tabi models. And they come in such cool colors that you can use the socks themselves as a fashion statement! After figuring out the optimal way to put long socks on, the only major downside left is that they are expensive. I make sure to hand wash them, because these socks are precious gems in my wardrobe. Thank you very much to the designers and manufacturers of this item!

I really like these socks. I bought them for wearing with my earth runners

I was happy to see this tabi Sock has slightly longer toes than several other brands. The colors, warmth, and compression are definitely better than the other brands I’ve tried. The biggest negative about these socks is the brand name is written across the top of the arch so that if you’re wearing flip-flops it shows! Unbelievable! If the company would put the brand name out of sight, I’d give it a five star rating.

Feels good. I wear at night as my bedtime socks in winter and I feel comfortable! Thanks 😊

The fit is great, it comes over the calf (to just under the knee) with my size 12s, and compression is enough to do the job while still allowing me to WFH with flip-flops on.

Awesome, comfortable sock. Exactly what i was looking for to take backpacking with me this summer.

Since I have such bad bunions that my right foot is seriously deformed and inoperable, I have been walking around in stockings as much as possible. I suddenly discovered an old pair of Japanese tabi style socks in my drawer, and voila! no more blisters on my second toe as my big toe rubs against it. I do need at least light compression as well, so I ordered these. I know merino wool is a great product, but I have always found wool next to my skin a bit itchy, so I wish these did come in a different fabric, but other than that, they fit well -- even on my very short legs they come right to the knee, no more, which is great. Another good point is that the ends of the toes don't pull on my toes. That's always an additional source of pain!

I might mention that in addition to being not quite 4'10", I wear shoes (when I wear shoes at all!) about size 6 generally, extra wide for my bunions. My ankles are perpetually a little swollen, but the size small fits perfectly and is comfortable.

There are lots of cute patterns in tabi socks, but finding plain tabi socks, maybe in different colors, knee high and with compression seems to be difficult. I wish this brand, even if they must use the wool, would have more colors than black and grey in these socks. It would be nice to have something that would work better with summer sandals. And for sandals, although I appreciate their wish to include the brand on the socks, I wish it weren't so large and right across the instep!

Thanks, Javie, for these tabi style compression socks. I wish I had stumbled on this idea of separating out my crossed over big toe a long time ago. I might have saved myself a serious hammer toe and a lot of pain.