Hem Support Wear

This is the question we get more than any other: how does Hem actually work, and why does it feel different from everything else you've tried? The answer is one word: direction.

The single most common thing we hear from women who have tried other support garments is that they either made symptoms worse or ended up in a drawer. The reason compression garments worsen pelvic floor symptoms is that they push down where they should be lifting up. The patented support hammock inside every Hem garment changes that direction entirely, which is why the relief women describe is often immediate and why they keep wearing it every day instead of abandoning it.

One of our customers, S.S., is in her sixties and wears Hem every day. She mows her own lawn. She says the hammock "stays in place extremely well" and credits the cradle and lift of the hammock design with keeping her walking and active.

Comment FIT and we'll send you the quiz to find your size. And if you know someone who has been told compression is the answer, send them this carousel.

The question isn't whether $89 is a lot for underwear. It's whether you can afford another year of things that don't work. Jenny almost didn't buy her first pair.

The price felt steep and she wasn't sure it would do anything different from what she'd already tried.

She bought one, wore it, and came back for two more. She wears Hem now on family hikes, while traveling with heavy bags and her son, and on sick days when she doesn't want to make things worse by coughing without support.

That's the thing about a garment that actually works. It stops being something you think about and starts being something you just reach for. Single garments start at $89 and the three-pack is our best seller at $225. That is $42 in savings compared to buying three individual garments.

The long weekend is a good reason to stop waiting. Comment FIT below and we'll send you the quiz to find your size and style before you order.