Jobst Thigh High Compression Stockings

JOBST Thigh High Compression Stockings

JOBST Thigh High Compression Stockings offer graduated compression options in the JOBST Relief and UltraSheer ranges. Designed for leg support, they combine practical features with traditional hosiery styling. The appropriate compression level depends on your needs and should be selected with guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.

JOBST Relief Thigh High Compression Stockings

JOBST Relief offers traditional compression hosiery designed to combine everyday comfort with practical durability.

• Traditional design with performance-focused construction.
• Wide, comfortable top band with silicone dots to help keep the stocking in place.
• Designed to make putting the stocking on easier.
• Reinforced heel pocket for added durability.
• Thigh-high styles available in open-toe and closed-toe options, depending on the selected variant.
• Listed colour: Beige.

JOBST UltraSheer Thigh High Compression Stockings

JOBST UltraSheer is a sheer hosiery option for customers who prefer a more refined appearance for casual wear, work or dress occasions.

• Extremely sheer hosiery appearance.
• Reinforced toe for extra durability.
• Sheer heel design.
• Floral lace top band with a dual silicone band to help keep the stocking in place.
• Designed to combine a dress-style appearance with durable construction.
• Listed colours: Classic Black and Natural.

Available features, toe styles, colours and sizes may vary by the selected product variant. Please check the options shown on the product page before ordering.

Compression Guide

The following guide reproduces the example indications supplied for the different compression levels. It is not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional advice. The compression levels available depend on the specific stocking variant.

15–20 mmHg — Mild Compression

• Slight varicosities.
• Slight leg swelling.
• Tired, aching legs.

Consult your healthcare professional to determine whether this compression level is appropriate for you.

20–30 mmHg — Moderate Compression

• Moderate to severe varicose veins.
• Moderate swelling.
• Varicose veins during pregnancy.
• Leg swelling following surgery.
• Following sclerotherapy, when advised by a clinician.

Seek professional guidance before using this compression level, particularly following surgery or during pregnancy.

30–40 mmHg — Firm Compression

• Chronic venous insufficiency.
• Deep vein thrombosis and post-thrombotic syndrome, when prescribed or recommended by a treating clinician.
• Severe varicose veins.
• Severe oedema.
• Venous ulcers.
• Lymphoedema.
• Orthostatic hypotension, when clinically recommended.

Higher compression levels may not be suitable for everyone. Obtain clinical advice before use, especially if you have circulation problems or other relevant medical conditions.

Thigh High Stocking Size Guide

Use the sizing widget below to view the applicable fitting information.

For thigh-high stockings, measure the ankle, calf and thigh. The LFC and XLFC rows do not include thigh or hip measurements in the supplied chart. Confirm their intended fit with the supplier before selecting these sizes.

Available Colours

JOBST Relief

The supplied product information lists Beige for JOBST Relief. Use the colour reference below as a guide; the actual shade may vary.

Beige

JOBST UltraSheer

The supplied product information lists Classic Black and Natural for JOBST UltraSheer. Actual colours may vary slightly from the images.

Private Health Insurance Rebates

Some Australian private health insurance policies may provide benefits for eligible medical compression garments. Eligibility and benefit amounts depend on your insurer, policy, the specific garment and the required documentation. A rebate is not guaranteed.

Before purchasing, check with your private health insurer to confirm whether your selected JOBST garment is eligible and what documents are required. Your insurer may require an invoice and a completed claim form signed by an appropriate healthcare professional.

Use the original rebate form link only after confirming that the PDF address is current and accessible:

Compression Garment Rebate Form

Ordering, Fit and Returns

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between JOBST Relief and UltraSheer?

JOBST Relief has a traditional hosiery design, a wide silicone-dot top band and a reinforced heel pocket. UltraSheer is designed for a sheer appearance and features a reinforced toe and floral lace top band with a dual silicone band. Check the selected variant for its exact features.

2. How long does JOBST delivery take?

Please allow up to 10 business days for JOBST warehouse stock allocation before dispatch from Adelaide, South Australia. Delivery transit time is additional. For urgent requirements, consider the JINNI MD range and confirm stock availability before ordering.

3. How do I measure for thigh-high compression stockings?

Take your measurements first thing in the morning before moving around. For thigh-high stockings, measure your ankle, calf and thigh. Compare all relevant measurements against the chart and choose a size that accommodates the largest measurement. Contact the supplier if the measurements indicate different sizes.

4. Which compression level should I choose?

The supplied guide describes 15–20 mmHg for mild symptoms, 20–30 mmHg for more pronounced symptoms and 30–40 mmHg for certain more complex conditions. These are general examples, not individual medical advice. Ask your healthcare professional which level is appropriate for your condition and circulation.

5. Can I claim a private health insurance rebate?

Possibly. Some policies cover eligible medical compression garments, but benefits vary. Check with your insurer before ordering to confirm eligibility, documentation and whether the specific garment qualifies.

Product Information Disclaimer

This page provides general product and sizing information and is not a substitute for medical advice. Compression garments are not suitable for every person or condition. Consult a qualified healthcare professional if you are unsure about compression strength, fit or suitability.