Knit-Rite Hip Disarticulation Soft-Sock is a prosthetic sock designed as an easy-to-care-for soft sock, capable of wicking perspiration. It is intended for users who wear a Hip Disarticulation prosthesis.

The fine knit sock construction is of the highest quality and can hold up to the most active people. Knit-Rite Soft-Sock prosthetic sock feels soft and huggable when worn against your skin and Knit-Rite added just enough stretch so the Hip Disarticulation Soft-Sock fits comfortably and can accommodate many unique shapes.

• Standard conventional construction hip disarticulation socks are seamless.
• The flat measurement width of standard sizes is listed.
• Extra length and/or width is available for an additional charge.
• Standard hip socks are made in poly/X-STATIC, acrylic/Lycra and Soft-Sock fabric.
• The waist has a turned over hem which is color-coded, plus a 3″ leg extension.
• Two-ply acrylic/Lycra approximates the same weight as 3-ply wool; 3-ply acrylic/Lycra approximates the weight of 5-ply wool.
• Special features available for hip disarticulation socks are non-standard sizing, hemi-pelvectomy, fly openings (state whether right or left amputation) and elastic for leg or waist.
• Specify if bilateral hip disarticulation or hemi-pelvectomy sock is desired.

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Sizing: To determine which flat measurement of hip socks to order, take 10–20% less than half the actual circumference hip measurement in order to accommodate both the hip and the waist, and make the best use of the stretch of the fabric. Each size will fit circumferences smaller than those stated if stretched in the length, or larger circumferences if stretched in the width. For instance, a 14″ width flat measurement, 16″ length sock would fit a tall person with a 26″ hip as well as a short person with up to a 32″ hip measurement. Stretching in the width shortens the length. Stretching in the length reduces the width. Allowances should be made in sizing. Because of the increased elasticity of these fabrics, flat widths of the socks will be up to 10% less than measurement stated.