Terms of Use
drskin-us.com is the catalogue of DRSKIN compression and training wear. It is a place to read what a piece is made of and how it is cut before you buy it. It is not a shop till.
Where the sale happens
Payment, delivery and returns happen at checkout with our retail partner, not on this site. They set the price you pay, they hold the stock, they ship it, and their returns policy is the one that applies to the parcel.
How to read a price here
A figure on this site is the one from our last catalogue update, and it can move between updates. Where the two disagree, the till is right. A piece with no live offer is marked unavailable instead of carrying a stale number, and it leaves the site at the next build.
How to read a pack count
Most of this range is sold in packs. A card that says three-pack is three garments in one parcel at one price, and the colours in the pack are the ones named on the card: a three-pack of black, grey and navy arrives as one of each, not three of your favourite. Where the same cut is also sold on its own, it has its own page and its own price, because a single and a three-pack are two different purchases.
How to read a size
Sizes run S to 3XL depending on the cut, and the card prints the run for that piece. A size letter describes the garment, not you: hold the chart on the buying page against your own tape rather than against the letter you buy in shirts. Compression is meant to sit closer than a regular legging or tee; that is the point of it and it is not a fault in the size. Between two sizes on a compression piece, the larger letter is the safer order, and on a loose training tee the smaller one usually is.
Fabric and washing
Fibre content on a card comes from our product data and describes the cloth. The label sewn into the garment is the document that governs washing, and where it and a page here disagree, the label wins. Nothing on this site promises how a piece holds its colour, its stretch or its shape through a season.
What a UPF number covers
Where a piece carries a UPF rating, it is printed from the product data and it describes the fabric, not you. It applies to the skin under the cloth, while the cloth is dry, and a stretched or wet fabric lets more through. It says nothing about the skin the garment does not cover.
What we do not promise
Nothing here is medical or athletic advice, and no page on this site claims that a compression garment prevents an injury, speeds a recovery or improves a performance. The pages describe how a piece is cut and what it is made of. What that does for you is between you, your body and, where it matters, a clinician.
The pictures and the words
The photographs and the text on this site are ours or our suppliers'. Take a paragraph for a quote with a link back and we will not mind; take the catalogue wholesale and we will.
Anything unclear: warmup@drskin-us.com.