DETAILS

Choose a smooth, seamless, and breathable compression garment to match your style! All garments are silky, lightweight, and have a 4-way stretch. Graduated compression available in Class 1 (20-30mmHg) or Class 2 (30-40mmHg). Support an American-owned business proudly manufacturing in the USA!

FEATURES

Lightweight, breathable, seamless construction with 360° stretch that allows the garments to condiv to your arm and hand, reducing binding at the elbow.
State-of-the-art moisture-wicking knit evaporates sweat away from the body to keep you cool and dry.
100% latex-free and silicone-free

Class 2 (30-40 mmHg) is heavier compression typically for more severe edema.

MATERIALS

80% Nylon / 20% LYCRA®
With proper care, garments last 4-6 months.

GARMENT CARE

Place the garments in a mesh laundry bag to prevent snagging and excessive abrasion.
Wash in the machine on the delicate/gentle cycle with cold or lukewarm water.
Use a gentle detergent without any additives.
Tumble dry low in the drying machine.

COMPRESSION

It is best to consult your doctor or lymphedema therapist about how much compression you need.

PRO TIP

Sizing varies between all the different compression garment brands. For best results, measure and confirm size when trying a new brand.

How to Measure - Arms

To get the most accurate measurements it is best to have a therapist, professional fitter or friend measure your hand and arm for you. First, relax and bend your arm slightly in the elbow. Your arm should not be completely straight, nor fully bent. With each measurement, pull the tape around your arm to the point of gentle tension. For size precision, we recommend to measure using centimeters.

Index Finger: Let your fingers relax, measure the circumference of the knuckle on your index finger.

Palm: Measure the top of your palm, just under your knuckles.

Wrist: On your wrist, measure over the little bone on the outside.

Forearm: Measure the fullest part of your forearm.

Bicep: Measure the fullest part halfway between your elbow and your armpit. If you have any extra skin here, gather it together as much as possible. You should hold the tape a bit tighter here so that all your skin is encircled evenly.

Length: Measure your arm length from approximately 2 finger widths (~1" / 2.5 cm) below your armpit at the top of your arm to where your wrist meets your hand.

Arm Sleeves- Class 2 (30- 40 mmHg with Diva Diamond)- Medium/ Short

PRO TIP

How to Measure - Arms

Sports Compression Arm Sleeves

Arm Sleeves- Class 2 (30- 40 mmHg with Diva Diamond)- Medium/ Short

PRO TIP

How to Measure - Arms

Sports Compression Arm Sleeves

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