Women + Unisex

Women + Unisex compression wear from JOBST includes sheer, opaque, athletic, maternity, and waist-high styles shaped for women’s proportions and gender-neutral fits. These garments may help reduce leg fatigue, ankle swelling, and varicose vein discomfort during work, travel, and daily activity. Choose 15–20 mmHg for daily prevention, or consult a healthcare provider before choosing 20 mmHg or higher. This category brings together JOBST styles for people who prefer women’s shaping, unisex sizing, or both. You will find UltraSheer knee-highs, opaque dress hosiery, athletic crews, travel socks, maternity support belts, belly bands, and graduated therapy waist-high garments. Each product uses graduated compression engineering designed to support venous return and may help ease end-of-day heaviness, mild edema, and occupational leg fatigue. With 199 products spanning preventive 8–15 mmHg options through medical-grade 20–30 mmHg choices, you can match a garment to your wardrobe, lifestyle, activity level, and your clinician’s guidance. Many styles are machine-washable for easy care. How to Choose Start by deciding where you need support: calves, thighs, or full leg and waist. For mild fatigue or travel, 8–15 mmHg is often enough; 15–20 mmHg suits daily prevention and mild swelling. Reserve 20–30 mmHg for diagnosed venous conditions or clinician recommendations. Measure ankle, calf, and thigh (or waist for pantyhose) first thing in the morning, choose closed-toe or open-toe based on footwear, and replace garments every 3–6 months with regular wear. Featured Styles in This Category JOBST Athletic Knee High 8–15 mmHg Jobst Graduated Therapy Waist High 20–30 mmHg Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between women’s and unisex compression? Women’s styles often have narrower heels, gradual calf shaping, and fashion finishes. Unisex styles use a straighter cut for a broader range of leg shapes. Can I wear compression hosiery to work? Yes. Sheer and opaque knee-highs and pantyhose look like regular hosiery while providing therapeutic pressure. Many users wear them with professional attire. How do I know which compression level to choose? 8–15 mmHg is for mild fatigue, 15–20 mmHg for daily prevention and minor swelling, and 20 mmHg or higher generally requires medical guidance. Are maternity compression garments safe during pregnancy? Maternity support belts, belly bands, and compression tights are designed for pregnancy when approved by your prenatal care provider. Always check with your provider first. Related Categories For Men Knee Highs Thigh Highs Pantyhose & Waist Highs Opaque UltraSheer Maternity This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare provider before starting compression therapy, especially at 20 mmHg or higher or if you have arterial disease, diabetes, or neuropathy. This content has not been reviewed by a licensed healthcare professional. Graduated compression is not appropriate for everyone; people with peripheral arterial disease, uncontrolled heart failure, or certain skin/nerve conditions should not use compression without medical clearance. JOBST® is a registered trademark of Essity / BSN medical; this store is an authorized reseller, not the manufacturer.