FREE EU SHIPPING OVER €99 · CE-CERTIFIED MEDICAL COMPRESSION · SIZES S–5XL
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Knee-High · Certified Class II · 23–32 mmHg

The Knee-High

€17.90

Graduated 23–32 mmHg compression — the European clinical standard for diagnosed varicose veins and post-thrombotic care, knitted so no one can tell.

Toe
Colour — Nude
Sized by ankle + calf circumference in cm — not shoe size. Wrong fit? Free exchange, 60 days.
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Need a different pressure? The Knee-High in Class I (15–21 mmHg) — same knit, different class.
Compression profile

100% pressure at the ankle, easing to roughly 70% at the calf — the graduated profile defined by the RAL-GZ 387 standard for medical compression hosiery. CE-marked medical device under EU MDR 2017/745.

Best for
  • Diagnosed varicose veins
  • Post-thrombosis care
  • Pronounced swelling
  • Phlebologist recommendation
Material & care

Matte medical elastane knit. Wash at 30 °C in a laundry bag, no fabric softener, dry flat away from direct heat — softener and tumble-drying fatigue the elastomer and shorten the therapeutic life of the garment.

Shipping & returns

Packeta delivery across 25 EU countries in 2–5 business days, free over €99. Unworn pairs: 14-day returns. Wrong size after wearing: free exchange within 60 days.

This is a certified medical device. If you have arterial disease, diabetes with neuropathy, or acute thrombosis, consult a physician before wearing compression. Instructions for use are included in every box.

About this knee-high

Is 23–32 mmHg suitable for daily office wear?

Yes — if class II was recommended for you. If you have no diagnosis and simply want lighter legs, start with class I (15–21 mmHg); it is easier to put on and comfortable for 10-hour days.

How do EU classes compare to US 20–30 mmHg?

Close, but not identical — EU class II (23–32 mmHg) is defined by the RAL-GZ 387 standard and measured at certified test institutes; it overlaps the US “20–30” marketing range.

When should I talk to a doctor first?

If you have arterial disease, diabetes with neuropathy, or acute thrombosis, consult a physician before wearing class II compression.

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