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Comfort-engineered compression leggings that soothe tired legs while shaping your figure.
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Hours of sitting or standing can leave your legs feeling swollen, heavy, numb, or fatigued. Comfylegs™ provide immediate comfort by supporting healthy circulation so your legs feel lighter, fresher, and more energized.
Supporting your circulation daily can help reduce discomfort and even prevent long-term issues like spider or varicose veins.
Slip them on and feel comfort instantly.
Our graduated compression boosts circulation from your ankles upward, reducing swelling, heaviness, and fatigue — often within days of regular wear.
Unlike regular leggings that apply the same pressure everywhere, Comfylegs™ use targeted support that is firmer at the ankles and gentler toward the thighs. This design promotes natural blood flow without feeling restrictive. Backed by science and thoughtfully designed for comfort, Comfylegs™ helps improve and provide all-day support: View Scientific Studies
Stay cool and dry with our breathable, moisture-wicking, four-way stretch fabric. Soft, skin-friendly, and designed for all-day wear.
Comfylegs™ fit effortlessly into your daily routine:
No matter when you wear them your legs will thank you.
Long trips don’t have to end with sore, swollen legs.
Wear Comfylegs™ before your next flight or road trip and enjoy smooth, supported comfort from takeoff to arrival.
It feels like a gentle, energizing hug for your legs.
Provides core stability and supports the lower back, encouraging healthy posture.
Contours your figure while reducing swelling and heaviness.
Prevents moisture build-up and irritation while aiding muscle recovery.
Targets swelling around the ankles and supports circulation during long periods of sitting or standing.
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I love that they don’t roll down at the waist.
I’ve tried many compression leggings but these fit perfectly without feeling too tight
Fit well but I had to size up. Otherwise amazing compression and comfort.
Great quality fabric!
Absolutely love these leggings! I wear them to work and my legs don’t feel tired anymore.
Truly a closet staple.
Great product! Just took a few wears to get used to the compression feel.
Just got my second pair!
These hug in all the right places and give me a ton of confidence.
Love the fit and feel. Just wish the waistband was a bit more reinforced for tummy control.
My legs feel refreshed!
They make my legs feel supported but never restricted. Love them.
I can sit for hours and not feel any numbness or tingling like I used to.
Quantity | Price | Original | Savings |
1 Pair |  $47 | $59 | Save 20% |
2 Pairs | $82 | $118 | Save 30% |
3 Pairs |  $105 | $177 | Save 40% |
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Yes. Their sleek design fits under office clothing and also pairs well with casual outfits.
Measure your waist and hips, then check our size chart. If you are between sizes: Choose the larger size for a more comfortable fit. Choose the smaller size for stronger compression.
Hand wash in room temperature water with mild detergent. Air dry and keep away from direct sunlight. Avoid bleach, tumble drying, ironing, fabric softeners and stain removers.
Yes. They are ideal for long flights, long workdays and extended periods of movement or rest. The VentLite™ fabric makes them breathable and comfortable all day.
Comfylegs™ are made from 70% nylon and 30% spandex. VentLite™ technology ensures breathability and softness for sensitive skin.
Yes. The 15-21 mmHg compression is designed to ease swelling, reduce cramps and promote healthy circulation.
"Use of lightweight (low compression) RTW gradient compression
hosiery is very effective in improving symptoms of discomfort (P < 0.01),
swelling (almost P < 0. 05), fatigue (P < 0.05), aching (P < 0.01), as well as
leg tightness. Improvement of symptoms is statistically significant
compared to no compression when hosiery was worn regularly during
waking hours for 4 weeks."
Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10491060/
"The use of ECS (Elastic Compression Stockings) over a working day
reduces OE (Occupational Edema) in prolonged sitting, standing, and
combined positions, with the reductions being greater with the higher
pressure."
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6188858/
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