Jobst Knee High Compression Stockings

JOBST® Knee High Compression Stockings — Relief & Ultrasheer

⚠️ Important — Please Read Before Ordering Due to Australian health and safety regulations, compression stockings cannot be returned or exchanged once purchased. Refunds will not be issued for incorrect size or style selection. Please measure carefully using the sizing guide below and contact the OrderHuge x OHuge® team via our website chat before purchasing if you need assistance — we're available every day.

Healthy legs. Everyday comfort. Australian delivery.

JOBST® compression stockings are trusted by Australians managing varicose veins, leg swelling, DVT prevention, and everyday circulatory support. Whether you're on your feet all day, travelling long-haul, recovering post-surgery, or simply looking after your vein health, JOBST® delivers clinically proven graduated compression in styles designed to fit seamlessly into daily life.

Two styles are available — choose the one that suits your lifestyle:

JOBST® Relief — Everyday Performance

Built for function without compromise. JOBST® Relief delivers quality graduated compression at a price that makes consistent daily wear practical for every Australian.

• Traditional design engineered for high therapeutic performance
• Wide, comfortable band that stays firmly in place throughout the day
• Easy to put on — ideal for those with limited hand strength or dexterity
• Reinforced heel pocket for added long-term durability
• Available in open and closed toe

JOBST® UltraSheer — Sheer Style, Serious Support

For Australians who want compression that looks as good as it feels. UltraSheer is JOBST®'s premium sheer hosiery line — suited to the office, a night out, or any occasion where appearance matters as much as performance.

• Extremely sheer finish — virtually invisible under clothing
• Beautiful floral lace band stays up all day without rolling or slipping
• Reinforced toe for exceptional durability despite the sheer fabric
• Sheer heel for a seamless, polished look
• Incredibly durable for a sheer stocking

Available colours: Black, Natural (Natural is similar to beige)

Compression Level Guide

Graduated compression stockings are prescribed or recommended at different pressure levels depending on your condition. The following is a general guide — always consult your doctor or healthcare provider before selecting a compression level.

15–20 mmHg — Mild Compression Suitable for:

• Mild varicose veins
• Mild leg swelling
• Tired, aching legs after long periods of standing or sitting

20–30 mmHg — Moderate Compression Suitable for:

• Moderate to severe varicose veins
• Moderate leg swelling
• Varicose veins during pregnancy
• Post-surgical leg swelling
• Following sclerotherapy treatment

30–40 mmHg — Firm Compression Suitable for:

• Chronic venous insufficiency
• Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
• Post-thrombotic syndrome
• Severe varicose veins
• Severe oedema
• Venous ulcers
• Lymphoedema
• Orthostatic hypotension

These are general examples only. Please consult your physician or vascular specialist for personalised advice.

How to Measure for the Right Fit

Getting your size right is essential — compression stockings that are too tight or too loose will not provide the intended therapeutic benefit.

Measure first thing in the morning, before getting out of bed or walking. Morning measurements are the most accurate as your legs are at their smallest before any daily swelling occurs. Always select the largest size indicated across all three measurements taken.

Do not assume your size based on another brand. Sizing tables vary between Australian, US, European and UK standards. If in any doubt, contact the OrderHuge x OHuge® team via our website chat — we're available every day to help you find the right fit before you buy.

???? Note on length: The length listed in sizing charts is a general guide to help identify your size range — it is not a precise measurement of the finished stocking length. Actual length will vary between a new stocking and one that has been worn and laundered over time.

A Note on Vein and Circulatory Health

If you are experiencing symptoms affecting your legs — such as swelling, heaviness, visible varicose veins, or discomfort — we strongly recommend consulting your doctor before selecting a compression level. Conditions such as atherosclerosis and chronic venous insufficiency require professional diagnosis and may involve a combination of treatments including lifestyle changes, medication, compression therapy, or surgery.

Compression stockings, when correctly fitted and used as part of a broader treatment plan, can help improve circulation and reduce the risk of serious complications including blood clots, which may otherwise lead to deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, heart attack, or stroke.

Always consult a qualified medical practitioner for guidance specific to your health needs.