Unilva Women's Waist-High Open-Toe Compression Pantyhose
Graduated compression is designed to apply firmer support lower on the leg and progressively less pressure as it moves upward.
That pressure pattern helps support the natural return of blood from the legs toward the heart, helping promote healthy leg circulation while reducing the pooling that can contribute to heavy, tired or swollen-feeling legs.
Long periods of standing or sitting can leave your legs feeling heavy, tight and tired, especially toward the end of the day.
Continuous compression from the ankle upward gives the legs external support throughout the day, making this format particularly relevant for long workdays, extended sitting, walking and travel.
Measure directly against the skin before ordering. Use your widest thigh, fullest calf, and ankle circumference to find your best size.
- S: Ankle 7.5–8.3 in | Calf 11.4–13.4 in | Widest Thigh 18.5–21.7 in
- M: Ankle 8.3–9.1 in | Calf 13.0–14.6 in | Widest Thigh 21.3–24.4 in
- L: Ankle 9.1–9.8 in | Calf 14.2–16.1 in | Widest Thigh 24.0–26.0 in
- XL: Ankle 9.8–10.6 in | Calf 15.7–17.7 in | Widest Thigh 25.6–27.6 in
- 2XL: Ankle 10.6–11.4 in | Calf 17.3–18.5 in | Widest Thigh 27.2–29.5 in
- 3XL: Ankle 11.4–12.6 in | Calf 18.1–19.7 in | Widest Thigh 28.7–31.1 in
- 4XL: Ankle 12.6–13.8 in | Calf 19.3–20.9 in | Widest Thigh 30.3–33.1 in
Between sizes? Choose the larger size for a more comfortable fit.
One waist-high garment provides compression coverage across both legs, from the feet and ankles through the thighs.
The open-toe construction leaves the toes free, while Black and Skin Tone options make it easier to choose the look that works with your everyday wardrobe.
Give Heavy, Tired Legs The Support They Need
When your legs become heavy, tight or worn out before your day is over, everything else can feel harder. Graduated compression provides continuous support through the legs so standing, walking, working or traveling can feel more manageable.
Less end-of-day heaviness
Helps ease swollen legs
More comfortable long days
Compression That Works From the Ankle Up
Graduated compression applies greater pressure around the lower leg and progressively less as it moves upward. This pressure pattern helps support venous blood return toward the heart and healthy circulation through the legs.
By helping limit blood pooling in the lower legs, compression can also help address the heavy, tight and swollen feeling that often builds through long periods of standing or sitting.
Full-Leg Support, Built Into One Garment
The design extends the compression experience beyond the calf while keeping the garment streamlined enough for regular wear.
- Waist-high construction for full-leg coverage
- Multi-point sizing for a closer compression fit
- Open-toe design keeps toes uncovered
Frequently asked questions.
Graduated compression is designed to provide greater pressure near the ankle and progressively less pressure higher on the leg.
That pressure pattern supports the veins as they move blood upward against gravity, helping promote healthy blood flow through the legs
That's one of the main reasons people use compression hosiery.
External graduated pressure can help support circulation and reduce the pooling associated with leg heaviness and swelling, which is particularly relevant after prolonged standing or sitting.
Compression stockings are commonly used by people looking to manage aching, heaviness or swelling associated with varicose veins. The pressure helps support the veins and limit blood pooling in the legs.
Yes. Compression hosiery is commonly used during prolonged standing because gravity makes it easier for blood and fluid to accumulate in the lower legs.
Graduated support can make long periods on your feet more comfortable, especially when heaviness or swelling tends to build later in the day.
The same principle matters when your legs remain relatively inactive for long periods.
Compression helps support blood flow through the lower legs during prolonged sitting, which is why compression garments are widely used during travel.
It should feel noticeably snug and supportive, especially around the lower leg, but it should not create painful pressure.
Correct sizing is important because compression depends on consistent contact with the leg rather than loose fabric or excessive bunching.
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.
