As a professional medical compression stockings manufacturer, YASCO precision-engineers its medical stockings using state-of-the-art German MERZ machinery. This advanced technology ensures accurate graduated compression and superior knitting quality, meeting the highest medical standards for efficacy and comfort.
Professional Support Brace Factory – Leading OEM/ODM Solutions
As a premier support brace factory with over 40 years of experience, we specialize in manufacturing high-quality, orthopedic-grade medical braces and medical compression stockings. We provide comprehensive wholesale and custom manufacturing services to global distributors and healthcare brands, ensuring superior comfort and recovery support for users.
Custom OEM/ODM (MOQ required): Tailored manufacturing for global distributors and healthcare brands.
- Brand Identity: Supports custom woven labels and specialized packaging printing.
- Specification Development: Adjustable customizable material.
- Exclusive Colorways: Custom color matching and personalized materials available for bulk orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What compression levels and types of medical compression stockings can YASCO manufacture?
As a medical compression stockings manufacturer, YASCO produces knee-high, thigh-high, open-toe, and pantyhose styles with accurate graduated compression. Knitted on German MERZ machinery and verified by a Swiss SAG pressure testing system, every batch delivers consistent, internationally recognized compression profiles.
Is there a minimum order quantity (MOQ) for OEM/ODM compression stockings?
Yes, a minimum order quantity applies to custom OEM/ODM compression stockings and varies by style, compression level, and packaging requirements. Share your target models and volumes and our team will provide an accurate quotation.
What is the difference between OEM and ODM, and which should I choose?
With OEM, you supply the design and specifications and we manufacture to your requirements. With ODM, YASCO develops the product and you brand it as your own. If you already have a defined product, OEM fits best; if you need a ready solution to bring to market quickly, ODM is the faster route.
