Chaps & Leotards
The compression styles that don't fit the usual sock-stocking-pantyhose ladder. Sigvaris Compreshape and Compreshort shorts and capris put light 10-15 mmHg compression on thighs and hips; the Sigvaris Soft Silhouette leggings are a 15-20 mmHg footless option; JOBST's Relief Chap covers a full leg — one or both — with a waist attachment in 20-30 and 30-40 mmHg without being a pantyhose; and the mediven Plus men's leotard is a full waist-high 30-40 mmHg garment for when both legs need medical-grade coverage.
These formats solve practical problems: a chap avoids putting compression on the waist and the untreated leg, while shorts and capris reach thigh-and-hip areas that socks never touch. If a clinician prescribed a specific format and class, match both — the product pages carry the details.
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Sigvaris Compreshape Capri 10-15 mmHg Compression Capri -
Sigvaris Compreshape Short 10-15 mmHg Compression Shorts -
Sigvaris Compreshort Capri 10-15 mmHg Compression Capri -
Sigvaris Compreshort 10-15 mmHg Compression Shorts -
Sigvaris Soft Silhouette Leggings Women's 15-20 mmHg -
JOBST Relief Chap 30-40 mmHg Compression Stockings - Open Toe -
JOBST Relief Chap 20-30 mmHg Compression Stockings - Open Toe -
mediven Plus Men's 30-40 mmHg Compression Leotard Open Toe
