Protective Anchoring Cuff for Compression Hosiery
a protection anchoring and compression hosiery technology, applied in the direction of pants, garment belts, apparel, etc., can solve the problems of blood clots, painful and dangerous pressure on the body, and the tendency of the uppermost open end of the compression fabric to roll over, so as to reduce the tendency of the compression garment fabric and be more compressive
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[0014]Referring to the drawings, FIG. 1 depicts a relatively wide, soft cuff or band 2 of elastic fabric 4 provided with a gripping surface 6 where the open end of the compression garment contacts the cuff 2. The gripping surface 6 is located in a static region 8 of the cuff 2, which always remains in contact with the skin when the cuff 2 is worn. Abutting and attached to the static region 8 is a folding part 10, which is folded over the static region 8 when the cuff is worn.
[0015]The fabric 4 may be of any suitable type, provided that its compression level is low and that it is soft to the touch. Preferably, the fabric is a porous, “breathable” type. In an exemplary embodiment, the fabric 4 is a thin annulus or ring of felted polyurethane foam. For example, the fabric 4 may be felted polyurethane foam that is about an eighth of an inch thick when in an unstretched state.
[0016]The cuff 2 may be any suitable length from open end to open end, and is preferably between 3 and 9 inches l...
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