JOBST compression stockings and FarrowWraps, fitted properly in Australia
Which JOBST do I need?
JOBST keeps its range simple: three stocking lines that share the same graduated compression and sizing, plus FarrowWrap adjustable wraps and Bella arm sleeves. Pick the look and occasion first, then your class and size.
| Line | Classes (mmHg) | Styles | Fabric & feel | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JOBST Relief | 15–2020–3030–40 | Knee high, thigh high (silicone band), pantyhose. Open or closed toe. Men and women. | Sturdy opaque medical knit, soft inside, reinforced heel. JOBST's workhorse. | Everyday wear, higher classes, post-procedure recovery, best value per pair. | $65.00 |
| JOBST UltraSheer | 15–2020–3030–40 | Knee high, thigh high, waist high (incl. maternity). Open or closed toe. Black and Natural. | Sheer, lightweight hosiery look that is still true medical compression. | Work, dressier occasions, pregnancy and warm weather when you want stockings that look like stockings. | $65.00 |
| JOBST For Men | 15–2020–3030–40 | Knee high, thigh high. Open or closed toe. Black and Khaki. | Ribbed dress-sock look, slightly thicker knit. | Men at work or travelling who want socks that pass as ordinary socks. | $65.00 |
| FarrowWrap (Foot, Knee, Leg, Thigh) | 20–3030–40 | Adjustable Velcro-style wrap pieces for the foot, calf, knee or thigh. Combine pieces to cover the whole leg. | Short-stretch fabric with adjustable bands; no pulling on, suitable for 24-hour wear. | Legs that change size through the day, anyone who cannot pull on a stocking, carers doing the fitting. | $140.00 |
| Bella Lite & Bella Strong arm sleeves | 20–30 | Ready-to-wear arm sleeves (Lite = softer knit, Strong = firmer knit). | Circular knit, soft and flexible. | Arm compression for daily wear, travel and after upper-body surgery, on professional advice. | $75.00 |
Prices shown are the current price for that line; all prices in AUD. Relief, UltraSheer and For Men share the same JOBST size chart, so once you know your size you can switch between them.
Which compression class?
Compression is measured in mmHg at the ankle. If you have been given a class by your doctor, physio or lymphoedema therapist, use that. Otherwise this is how the three classes are generally used.
Light support. Travel, long days standing or sitting at a desk, tired or heavy-feeling legs, pregnancy. Easiest to put on and a good first pair.
Moderate, firm support. The class most commonly recommended by health professionals for daily wear and after procedures. Takes a little more effort to don.
Strong support, normally worn on professional advice. A donning aid, or a FarrowWrap instead of a stocking, makes this level much easier to manage.
Not sure about size? Two ankle and calf measurements are all it takes. If it's the wrong size, unopened items can be swapped.
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