Chest strap holds it in place, no sliding down the arm
Knit, not neoprene, so it breathes instead of trapping heat
Fits either shoulder, no left or right to choose
Flat under a shirt
One brace, both shoulders
Both ways, on us
Or your money back
Measure across the back of your shoulders, from the outer edge of one to the other. Don't use your shirt size, it won't match.
S — 30.3 to 33.9 in / 77 to 86 cm
M — 33.1 to 37.8 in / 84 to 96 cm
L — 35.0 to 40.2 in / 89 to 102 cm
XL — 38.2 to 42.5 in / 97 to 108 cm
Between two sizes? Go up. A brace that is slightly loose still supports the joint. One that is too tight comes off within a week and does nothing at all.
One brace fits either shoulder — there is no left or right version to pick. Swaps are free in both directions for 60 days.
Knit compression fabric with an adjustable strap across the chest. No neoprene, no plastic buckles, no hard panels — which is why it can be worn under a shirt and slept in.
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, then air dry. Don't tumble dry: heat shortens the life of the elastic. Washing it every few days keeps the compression consistent.
We ship to the United States, Canada and Australia. Orders over $50 ship free; below that a flat rate is calculated at checkout.
Dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. United States 7 to 12 business days, Canada and Australia 12 to 20 business days, with tracking.
Wrong size? Email us and we'll send the right one at no charge — you keep the first. Not helping after 60 days? One email and we refund you in full. You don't need to send it back.
The strap crosses your chest and anchors to your torso, so the brace stays where you put it instead of working its way down the arm.
No buckles or hard panels to press through fabric, so it works at a desk, in a car and under a uniform.
Air passes through it. That is the main reason people give up on the neoprene kind within an hour.
One brace fits both sides. Nothing to get wrong when you are buying it for someone else.
Most shoulder braces are built around a neoprene shell. Neoprene is stiff and doesn't breathe, so within an hour it's warm, damp, and pressing where you don't want it. And because a shoulder isn't a fixed shape, a sleeve held on by friction alone works its way down the arm as you move.
That's the complaint in almost every one-star review of a shoulder brace: it bunched up, it slid down, it had to be readjusted all day.
SnugKnit is knit rather than moulded, so it stretches with the joint and lets air through. The strap across the chest is what actually keeps it in position — it anchors to your body rather than gripping your arm.
Knit stretch fabric: moves with the joint instead of fighting it
Chest strap: anchors the brace so it doesn't migrate down the arm
Flat profile: nothing to press through a shirt