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Compression Garments Sizing & Measurement Guide

Accurate limb measurements ensure correct graduated pressure levels for swelling reduction, circulatory support, varicose veins, and post-surgery care. Select your garment type and circumference range below to find your recommended size.

KNEE HIGH COMPRESSION STOCKINGS CALCULATOR

Ankle & Calf Circumference Range
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Choosing Between JINNI and JOBST Garments

We supply both Australian-backed specialized therapeutic lines and international clinical compression brands:

JINNI Medical Compression

Australian Owned & Adelaide Dispatched
  • Local Adelaide Dispatch: Dispatched same-day on orders placed before 2:00 PM ACDT.
  • Hypoallergenic Material Blend: 72% Polyamide & 28% specialized LYCRA with microfibre softness—gentle on sensitive skin.
  • Wide Anatomical Fit: Sizing spectrum accommodating diverse calf and thigh profiles.
  • Direct Value: Direct pricing without distributor margins.[cite: 5, 6]

JOBST Clinical Range

International Clinical Brand
  • Global Heritage: US-designed medical grade compression distributed worldwide.
  • Broad Clinical Selection: Specialized fabric options including Relief and Ultrasheer styling.
  • Firm Graduated Compression: Designed for clinical post-surgery and venous insufficiency management.
  • Delivery Availability: Core stock dispatched locally; select specialty sizes may require 3–5 business days.[cite: 6]

How to Measure for Your Correct Size

Important Clinical Tip: Always take measurements first thing in the morning upon waking, before daily standing causes fluid retention or limb swelling.

1 Ankle Circumference (cB):

Measure around the narrowest part of your ankle, directly above the ankle bone. Keep the tape measure flat against the skin without digging in. This is the primary anchor point for graduated compression.

2 Calf Circumference (cC):

Measure around the widest, fullest part of your calf muscle.

3 Thigh Circumference (cG) - For Thigh-High, Pantyhose & Maternity:

Measure around the widest part of your upper thigh, approximately two finger-widths below the groin crease.

4 Hips & Waist - For Pantyhose & Maternity:

For standard pantyhose, measure around the fullest part of your hips. For maternity stockings, select based on your pre-pregnancy hip baseline; our maternity garments feature an expandable knitted abdominal pouch designed to grow with your belly.

5 Leg Length (lD / lG):

For Knee-High garments, measure from the floor (barefoot heel) to the bend behind your knee. For Thigh-High and Pantyhose, measure from the floor to the gluteal fold.

Measurement Reference

Leg Measurement Points Diagram

Standard Compression Sizing Chart

Compression Garment Size Chart

Best Practices for Putting On Compression Stockings

  • Remove Jewellery: Take off rings, bracelets, and watches before putting on garments to avoid snagging threads.
  • Dry Skin Only: Ensure your skin is completely dry. Avoid applying thick oils or body lotions immediately prior to donning.
  • Do Not Bunch or Pull from the Band: Gather the stocking, place your toes and heel firmly into position first, then gently stroke the garment upward in smooth stages using flat palms or rubber application gloves.
  • Maternity Fitting: Fit the legs first up to the groin, ensuring no twisting, then comfortably pull the specialized soft-knit abdominal support band over the bump.

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