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Jobst UltraSheer Compression Pantyhose provide 15–20 mmHg graduated compression in a sheer, lightweight design that looks like fine fashion hosiery. The Natural color and sandal-foot styling make them easy to pair with dresses, skirts, professional clothing, and open-toe shoes, while durable construction supports regular wear. This Large size provides full lower-extremity coverage and is sold as a pair.

These pantyhose are designed for women who want mild to moderate compression in a sheer style suitable for professional, casual, or dressier clothing. The 15–20 mmHg level may be useful for people who experience leg fatigue or mild swelling during prolonged sitting, standing, or travel. Because compression needs vary, anyone using compression hosiery for a medical condition should confirm the appropriate compression level and fit with a healthcare professional before use.
How do I determine the correct size?
Measure your ankle, thigh, and hip circumferences while standing. The Large size fits ankle circumferences of 10 to 11.375 inches, thigh circumferences of 21.25 to 30.75 inches, and hip circumferences of 32 to 54 inches. Compare your measurements with the Jobst UltraSheer sizing chart before ordering.
Is 15–20 mmHg appropriate for me?
15–20 mmHg is a mild to moderate compression range commonly selected for leg fatigue, minor swelling, and support during prolonged standing, sitting, or travel. Consult a physician before use if you have arterial insufficiency or another condition that may make compression unsuitable.
What is sandal-foot styling?
Sandal-foot styling keeps the toe area sheer or open enough to wear with open-toe shoes and sandals without a prominent compression toe section showing.
How should I care for these pantyhose?
Follow the care instructions supplied with the product. In general, hand wash with mild detergent or machine wash gently in a mesh laundry bag, then lay flat or hang to dry. Avoid bleach and fabric softener, which can weaken compression fibers.