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Pair of white knee-high socks on a gray background

BraceLiner

The interface layer between braces and skin

Reduce bunching, irritation, and heat inside leg braces.

Developed by a leading orthotist, validated with families.

Your socks weren't designed for orthotics

Wrong fit

Too short for braces; too bulky when long enough.

Rubbing

Pressure points around the ankle and foot.

Heat

Braces trap heat and moisture.

Pair of white knee-high socks on a gray background

An interface sock designed for life with braces

BraceLiner AFO socks are specifically designed to be the interface between your skin and the brace.

Engineered for comfort inside braces, designed for everyday wear.

Protects sensitive areas
Extra cushioning where braces commonly cause pressure and irritation

Helps manage heat and sweat
Breathable knit for all-day brace wear

Smooth, minimal seams, low-bulk fit
Reduces irritation and friction

Built for everyday brace use
Reinforced construction for long-term brace wear

See how BraceLiner works
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Developed from clinical experience

BraceLiner was developed from real clinical experience and discussions with clinicians who work daily with children and adults wearing leg braces.

During my training and clinical work at leading UK hospitals including University College London Hospitals and Great Ormond Street Hospital, I saw how carefully designed orthotic braces support mobility and independence. Yet the everyday items worn with them, such as socks, were never designed for the unique environment inside orthoses like ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs).

Many patients struggle to find socks that stay comfortable inside braces without bunching, overheating or irritation.

BraceLiner was designed to solve this overlooked problem, acting as the optimal interface between the skin and the brace.

Jack Choong

Orthotist

Launching soon

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