Unilva 20-30 mmHg Waist-High Compression Stockings for Women
When you want more than lower-leg compression, waist-high coverage keeps support going across both legs instead of stopping at the knee or thigh.
The full-length format also eliminates the separate upper-thigh band found on traditional thigh-high stockings, giving you one continuous garment from foot to waist.
Measure directly against bare skin. For the most consistent measurements, measure earlier in the day before your legs become more swollen.
Measure your ankle at its narrowest point, your calf at its widest point, and your thigh at its widest point. Measuring early and directly against the skin is consistent with fitting guidance used by major compression brands.
- S: Ankle 7.5-8.3 in | Calf 11.4-13.4 in | Thigh 18.5-21.7 in
- M: Ankle 8.3-9.1 in | Calf 13.0-14.6 in | Thigh 21.3-24.4 in
- L: Ankle 9.1-9.8 in | Calf 14.2-16.1 in | Thigh 24.0-26.0 in
- XL: Ankle 9.8-10.6 in | Calf 15.7-17.7 in | Thigh 25.6-27.6 in
- 2XL: Ankle 10.6-11.4 in | Calf 17.3-18.5 in | Thigh 27.2-29.5 in
- 3XL: Ankle 11.4-12.6 in | Calf 18.1-19.7 in | Thigh 28.7-31.1 in
- 4XL: Ankle 12.6-13.8 in | Calf 19.3-20.9 in | Thigh 30.3-33.1 in
Between sizes? Choose the larger size for a less restrictive fit.
20-30 mmHg is a firm compression range, so these stockings are designed to feel noticeably snugger than ordinary tights or fashion hosiery. The pressure is there to create meaningful leg support, not simply a shaping effect.
A proper fit should feel close and supportive without sharp pinching, pain or numbness.
Let Your Legs Feel Lighter Again
Long days should not always end with legs that feel exhausted, heavy and difficult to ignore. Give your legs the extra support they need to stay more comfortable through everyday movement, errands, work and the hours that keep you on your feet.
Less heavy-leg feeling
More comfortable long days
Keep moving with confidence
Why Compression Makes Sense
Long periods of sitting or standing can encourage blood and fluid to collect in the lower legs. Compression creates external pressure around the legs, helping support blood return and limiting the tendency for fluid to accumulate.
That makes compression especially relevant when your routine involves extended standing, desk time, travel or simply days when your legs tend to feel more swollen and fatigued.
Made for Complete Leg Support
This design combines a defined compression level with full-length coverage, giving customers a more substantial support option than ordinary hosiery or shorter compression styles.
- 20-30 mmHg compression for firm support
- Waist-high construction for both-leg coverage
- Closed-toe design from foot to waist
Here's what they told us
By late afternoon my legs used to feel like they had another ten pounds attached to them. That's honestly the best way I can describe it. I still get tired after a busy day, of course, but my legs don't have that same heavy, worn-out feeling by dinner time.
Knee highs helped my lower legs, but that tired feeling didn't exactly stop at my knees. That's why I tried the waist-high style. It feels much more complete to me and I don't have separate bands sitting around each thigh.
Ten hours on my feet and I wasn't counting the minutes until I could sit down. That's the review.
A woman at work kept telling me to try full-length compression because I was always complaining about my legs by the end of my shift. She was right. I finally ordered a pair and now I understand why she wouldn't stop talking about them.
What surprised me most was how normal they feel once I'm dressed. I wear them under pants or a dress and then pretty much stop thinking about them. No separate thigh bands to keep checking and no one can tell I'm wearing compression.
I've worn compression before, so I wasn't looking for a miracle. I wanted firm support that felt consistent from my lower legs upward and something I could tolerate for a full day. These have worked very well for me. Most importantly, I'm not thinking about my stockings every hour I'm wearing them.
If your whole leg feels the day,
why support only half of it?
Sometimes knee-high isn't where you want the support to end. And separate thigh bands aren't how you want to spend your day.
One continuous layer. Both legs. One piece to put on and then stop thinking about. Support that goes where you do.
I Want Full-Leg SupportFrequently asked questions.
Yes. Compression applies external pressure around the legs to support blood flow and help limit fluid buildup, which is why compression garments are commonly associated with swelling and heavy, tired legs. The 20-30 mmHg range provides a noticeably firmer level of support than ordinary hosiery.
Regular pantyhose are mainly designed for coverage, appearance or light shaping. These stockings are built around a defined 20-30 mmHg compression level, so the fit is intentionally much firmer and focused on leg support rather than simply shaping your silhouette.
Waist-high stockings are useful when you want compression coverage that does not stop below the knee. They cover both legs through the thighs in one continuous garment, making them a strong option for customers who prefer more complete leg coverage.
Yes, those are exactly the kinds of routines where compression is commonly used. Long periods in one position can contribute to blood and fluid pooling in the legs, and compression provides external pressure that helps support circulation.
Compression stockings are commonly worn during waking hours and removed for sleep unless a healthcare professional recommends otherwise.
20-30 mmHg is a firm compression level. If you have known peripheral arterial disease, significant unexplained swelling, serious heart or circulation problems, reduced sensation in your legs or feet, or have been specifically advised about compression by a healthcare professional, check with your provider before using firm compression.
Medical Disclaimer
Individual health needs and responses vary, and product experience may differ from person to person. Our products are not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have a medical condition, ongoing symptoms, or specific health concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.
