Style Medium Sheer for Women Pantyhose 20-30mmHg

Product Overview

SIGVARIS Style Medium Sheer Pantyhose offer 20–30 mmHg graduated compression in a fashionable, durable medium-sheer design. Suitable for everyday business or casual wear, these pantyhose combine supportive leg compression with a refined appearance. Double-covered inlay yarns help make the garment comfortable and easier to put on and remove.

Key Features

• Firm Graduated Compression: 20–30 mmHg compression, strongest at the ankle and decreasing up the leg.
• Medium-Sheer Look: A balance of elegant transparency and durability for regular wear.
• Breathable Fabric: Designed to help manage moisture and maintain comfort throughout the day.
• Double-Covered Inlay Yarns: Enhance comfort and ease of application.
• Cotton-Lined Gusset: Added comfort for pantyhose wear.
• Closed-Toe Design: Full foot coverage for dress or everyday footwear.
• Latex-Free: Made without natural rubber latex.

Benefits & Applications

• Helps manage symptoms associated with early chronic venous disease when clinically appropriate.
• May be suitable before or after vein treatment with minimal swelling, as recommended by a healthcare professional.
• Provides a professional appearance for business, casual, and dress wear.
• Offers full-length compression hosiery without the separate top bands of thigh-high stockings.

Product Specifications

Fitting & Care

Measure the ankle, calf, thigh, and relevant length measurements as directed by the SIGVARIS sizing chart. Select the size and length according to the manufacturer's guide. Put stockings on in the morning when swelling is usually lowest. Follow instructions on the garment care label; avoid bleach or fabric softener unless expressly permitted.

Important Safety Information

Firm compression is not suitable for everyone. Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have significant arterial circulation problems, peripheral neuropathy, skin injury, or unexplained swelling. Discontinue use and seek advice if pain, numbness, colour changes, or new discomfort occur. Choose the appropriate compression level based on clinical guidance.