Compression Leg Aids and Stockings Size Selection Guide
Easy to follow steps to measure and select the correct size compression garment for you
JINNI MDTM and Jobst (R) compression leg aids and arm sleeves are high-quality garments manufactured to meet Australian standards and are registered in the ARTG.
Avoid cheap compression support leggings that are not properly sized or graduated for effective compression applications.
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JOBST Knee, Thigh and Pantyhose Compression Stockings & Socks
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What size is right for me?To determine what size COMPRESSION STOCKING is required, it is important to measure the following:
Thigh High and Panty Hose Measurements:
All measurements should be completed first thing in the morning before active movement is undertaken.Each leg should be measured individually and the lengths should be measured as required.
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STEP 1. Sit on a chair and measure your ankle. |
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STEP 2. Find the widest part of your calf. |
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STEP 3. Sit on a chair with your legs at 90 degrees to the ground. Measure the ID distance from 1 finger below the bend in your knee, to the floor. |
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STEP 4. Find the widest part of your thigh - right under the buttocks. |
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Step 5 Measure the (IG) distance from the bottom of your buttocks to the floor. |
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Knee High Stockings Circumference Measurements (cm) - Always choose the LARGEST size as indicated by your measurements. |
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cB | cC | cD | ID | cB | cC | ID | |||
S | 19-21 | 29-34 | 25-31 | 38-39 | S | 18-21 | 28-38 | 38-39 | |
M | 21-23 | 33-37 | 30-36 | 39-40 | M | 21-25 | 30-42 | 39-40 | |
L | 23-25 | 36-41 | 35-40 | 40-41 | L | 25-29 | 32-46 | 40-41 | |
XL | 25-27 | 40-45 | 38-45 | 41-42 | XL | 29-33 | 34-50 | 41-42 | |
XXL | 27-29 | 44-47 | 44-48 | 42-43 |
Thigh High / Pantyhose Stockings Circumference Measurements (cm) - Always choose the LARGEST size as indicated by your measurements. |
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cB | cC | cD | cF | cG | IG | cB | cC | cG | |||
S | 19-21 | 29-34 | 25-31 | 38-45 | 47-55 | 68-71 | S | 18-21 | 28-38 | 40-62 | |
M | 21-23 | 33-37 | 30-36 | 44-49 | 54-62 | 71-72 | M | 21--25 | 30-42 | 46-70 | |
L | 23-25 | 36-41 | 35-40 | 48-53 | 61-66 | 72-73 | L | 25-29 | 32-46 | 54-78 | |
XL | 25-27 | 40-45 | 38-45 | 52-57 | 65-70 | 73-75 | XL | 29-33 | 34-50 | 60-81 | |
XXL | 27-29 | 44-47 | 44-48 | 56-61 | 69-75 | 75-78 |
Fitting Recommendations
Before wearing compression garments, it is important that the correct size is determined. It is important to be shown EARLY the correct way to fit & wear compression garments.
Comfort & effectiveness will increase your willingness to wear the garments. When putting on stockings, it is important that you remove all jewellery and try to avoid snagging the material with their fingernails.
See also Price Guide for Compression Socks and Compression Stockings.