Compression pants are a type of legging with specialty compression fabrics. If you’ve worn compression socks or sleeves, you’ll know that they’re generally made of thicker material that should feel quite tight. This tightness has many benefits, both medical and athletic.

Normal compression pants are snug-fitting and stretchy pants that gently squeeze your leg with uniform pressure throughout the leg. Graduated compression pants that are tighter around your ankle and get looser as they move up your leg.

This very special way of knitting a compression stocking allows circulation to improve up and out of the legs. Not all compression stocking manufacturers properly graduate the compression.

Compression levels are indicated with a range of numbers like “20-35 mmHg”, which means that the amount of compression will not fall below 20 mmHg and not exceed 35 mmHg. The unit of measurement is called “millimeters of mercury” which is a measurement of pressure, also used in blood pressure. 

Compression pants are made available in multiple compression support levels. Based on EU Standard:

Class I (18 – 24 mmHg)

Class II (23 – 35 mmHg)

Class III (Over 35 mmHg)

KOPANTz is Class II (23 – 35 mmHg) compression rating. The Class II rating is great for managing swelling in your legs, spider veins, varicose veins, travel, sports and after certain surgeries.

The compression tights may be worn with or without underwear – it is a personal preference.

Yes, KOPANTz are designed for both daily activities and recovery. It is recommended to wear them for any duration you want if you feel comfortable.

1. To prolong the life of your KOPANTz, ONLY hand wash with warm water and mild laundry detergent.
2. DO NOT use harsh detergents, bleach and softeners that can damage the fabric’s elasticity.
3. DO NOT twist dry. Gently squeeze away excess water, and air dry. NO tumble drying.

Warranty period is only 48 hours after received delivery against manufacturing defects in material and workmanship. 

This warranty excludes:

• Friction and contact tears, accidents or incidents
• Cosmetic damage
• Products/accessories are not used in accordance with the user manual
• Products are misused or modified in any way
• Products that are dropped or damaged due to user own error
• Products repaired by the user, or anyone other than an authorized service representative
• Failure to provide proof of purchase
• Transportation, shipping, and insurance costs