Photography Competition

Many newsletters ago we here at Daylong ran a competition to win money off our products, and all you had to do was send in an image of you out and about in our hosiery.Sadly, there was a low response…

“The Swells Up” – An inspirational blog from a Lymphoedema sufferer

Working in the compression hosiery industry it is not uncommon to stumble across stories of people suffering with venous insufficiency – one such tale, and possibly our favourite, comes in the form of blog ‘The Swells Up – surfing the…

Daylong in the Daily Mail

Daylong has been featured in the press a lot lately, the most noteable mention being our article in Daily Mail supplement ‘Senior Lifestyle.’A magazine aimed at the older generation, our piece aimed to educate in and discuss the problems that…

Runners: Paula Radcliffe Wears Compression

There are mixed reviews online as to whether or not compression socks are a useful tool for runners. All we can say is that yes, they are and, as if to prove our point, we have discovered an article that…

Thank You

Daylong, as you may know, is an online and mailing order company in association with trade distributor, Credenhill.Starting as a mail order business the Daylong name grew rapidly into what it is today, going through a couple of changes through…

Tweeting Mad

As a consumer it is easy to assume that retailers will promise you the world, for little result at your end.At Daylong we not only promise the world (or, more specifically, an improved circulatory system) but we also deliver. When…

Black is the new Black

Everyone has a favourite colour, but not everyone’s favourite colour translates well in clothing.Be it Lime Green, Sunshine Yellow or Barbie Pink, some colours are best left untouched because even if you do love them, they might not love your…

Prevention Rather Than Cure

Compression Hosiery is used the world over as an aid to existing venous conditions, but did you know you can use compression hosiery to your advantage even before you are diagnosed with a problem? Whilst it is true that high…

Flight Socks Reduce Risk

A 2006 study shows that the wear of flight socks can cut blood clot risk by upto 90%, so why are there still people who choose not to wear them?Perhaps because of the outdated public perception that flight socks “look…