Compression Sleeves & Garments for Limb Segment Support
Compression sleeves and garments for lymphedema programs, rehabilitation departments, wound care clinics and hospitals - arm sleeves, leg sleeves, gauntlets and combined garments that apply graduated pressure to a limb segment. Lines stocked include Jobst, Sigvaris, Medi and Juzo in flat-knit and circular-knit constructions. Available across the common medical compression classes and a full range of graded sizes. Gauntlets and combined sleeve-and-gauntlet garments extend graduated compression to the hand where the application requires. Wholesale case pricing for lymphedema, rehabilitation and edema-management procurement teams supplying multiple clinics.
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Compression Sleeves and Garments for Limb Segment Support
Compression sleeves are tubular graduated garments worn on the arm or leg without a foot or hand section, applying controlled pressure to a limb segment for edema management, lymphedema care and rehabilitation support. This subcategory stocks arm sleeves, leg sleeves, gauntlets and combined garments across graded sizes and the common compression classes. Flat-knit and circular-knit constructions are supplied depending on the line.
Compression Sleeve and Garment Lines Stocked
- Jobst (BSN medical) - Arm sleeves, gauntlets and leg sleeves in the common compression classes, stocked in graded sizes for limb segment support.
- Sigvaris - Graduated arm and leg sleeves and combined garments across the medical compression classes with a broad size range.
- Medi (mediven) and Juzo - Flat-knit and circular-knit sleeves and gauntlets stocked for lymphedema and rehabilitation programs.
- Gauntlets and combined garments - Hand pieces and sleeve-and-gauntlet combinations that extend graduated compression to the hand where the application requires.
Compression Sleeve Formats Available
| Garment | Coverage | Typical Use Setting |
|---|---|---|
| Arm sleeve | Wrist to upper arm | Lymphedema, rehabilitation |
| Gauntlet | Hand and thumb | Paired with arm sleeve |
| Leg sleeve | Ankle to thigh segment | Limb segment edema support |
| Combined sleeve and gauntlet | Hand through upper arm | Full upper-limb coverage |
Flat-Knit and Circular-Knit Construction
Compression sleeves are supplied in flat-knit and circular-knit constructions. Flat-knit garments are stitched from a flat panel and stocked for programs that require a firmer, less elastic garment; circular-knit garments are knit as one continuous tube and stocked for a smoother finish. Each product page lists the construction, compression class and size grade so procurement can match the line to program needs.
Compression sleeves overlap heavily with lymphedema program supply, where graded arm sleeves and gauntlets consume at steady volume across a size curve. Consolidated case pricing across the sleeve constructions and compression classes keeps a full grade range on hand for materials management teams supplying lymphedema and rehabilitation service lines. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a compression sleeve and a compression stocking?
A compression sleeve is a tubular garment with no foot or hand section, worn on the arm or leg to apply graduated pressure to a limb segment. A compression stocking covers the foot and leg. Sleeves are commonly stocked for lymphedema management, rehabilitation and limb support, while stockings are used for lower-limb circulatory support.
What types of compression sleeves are stocked?
The subcategory stocks arm sleeves, leg sleeves and gauntlets (hand pieces), along with combined sleeve-and-gauntlet garments. Sleeves are supplied in graded sizes and the common compression classes. Flat-knit and circular-knit constructions are stocked depending on the line and application.
Which compression sleeve brands are stocked?
Compression sleeve lines commonly stocked include Jobst (BSN medical), Sigvaris, Medi (mediven) and Juzo. Brand, construction and compression class availability are listed on each product page. Sleeves used in lymphedema programs are also cross-stocked with the lymphedema compression subcategory.
Can facilities and clinics order compression sleeves in bulk?
Yes. Compression sleeves and garments are stocked in case and multi-unit quantities for hospitals, lymphedema programs, rehabilitation departments, wound care clinics and licensed distributors. High-turnover arm sleeve sizes carry standing order programs. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What compression sleeves should be in a facility formulary?
A compression sleeve formulary typically stocks graded arm sleeves across the common compression classes, matching gauntlets, leg sleeves for limb segment support, and both flat-knit and circular-knit options where the patient mix requires. Facilities add donning aids and a full size grade range. MAP Medical builds consolidated sleeve and garment formulary packages matched to facility type and clinical volume - contact our team for an assessment.