Compression garment

1. A device comprising:

a plurality of substantially parallel primary wales in a substantially longitudinal formation, the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales formed from a material having a diameter approximately 11 times larger than a diameter of a material utilized for forming the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads;

a plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales and substantially equally spaced about a length of the plurality of primary wales, the adjacent primary wales and secondary transverse elastomeric threads connected to form a generally tubular configuration, the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads connected to adjacent primary wales at an angle greater to or less than about 90 degrees with respect to the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales, and wherein a continuous longitudinal arrangement of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales during any stretch state of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales is maintained, wherein the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads are formed to provide an amount of space between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales adequate to provide a pressure differential between a region of skin in contact with at least one of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales and a region of skin covered by the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads, providing a substantially continuous longitudinal pressure zone for a region of skin in contact with the longitudinal wales, and further providing a substantially no pressure zone in an adjacent region of the skin covered by the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads.

2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales and the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads are formed from a criss-crossing lateral stitch on a warp knitting machine to form the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales and the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads.

3. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales are formed from a material having a fuzzy outer surface.

4. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales are formed from a material capable of raising the temperature of a region of skin in contact with the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales.

5. The device of claim 4 , wherein the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales formed from a material capable of raising the temperature of a region of skin in contact with the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales further includes:

a plurality of substantially parallel primary wales formed from a material capable of raising the temperature of a region of skin in contact with the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales approximately one to three degrees Fahrenheit.

6. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads are formed from an elastomeric material.

7. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads are formed with an amount of space between at least two of the plurality of the secondary transverse elastomeric threads adequate to provide evaporation of perspiration and radiation of body heat.

8. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads are formed in a configuration fixing the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads in place between adjacent substantially parallel primary wales.

9. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads are formed from a material configured to lengthen and shorten during extremity motion of a wearer and generate a dynamic compressive pressure translatable into a compressive force on the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales.

10. The device of claim 9 , wherein the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads formed from a material configured to lengthen and shorten during extremity motion of a wearer and generate dynamic changes in elastomeric tension translatable into an elevated compressive force on the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales, and wherein the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales and substantially equally spaced about a length of the plurality of primary wales formed from a material configured to lengthen and shorten during extremity motion of a wearer further generates a dynamic change in tension translatable into a compressive force on the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales suitable for acting as a dynamic pump for at least one of a lymphatic vessel or a vein under a region of skin of a wearer.

11. The device of claim 1 , wherein the amount of space between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales adequate to provide a pressure differential between a region of skin in contact with at least one of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales and a region of skin covered by the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads, and wherein the amount of space between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales that is not under a therapeutic amount of compressive force.

12. The device of claim 1 , wherein the amount of space between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales adequate to provide a pressure differential between a region of skin in contact with at least one of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales and a region of skin covered by the plurality of secondary transverse elastomeric threads, and wherein the amount of space between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales adequate to create an amount of tension causing the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales to create the substantially continuous pressure zone in a region of a wearer covered by the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales.

13. The device of claim 12 , wherein the amount of space between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales adequate to create an amount of tension causing the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales to apply a substantially continuous amount of pressure to a region of a wearer covered by the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales, and wherein the amount of space between at least two of the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales adequate to provide an amount of tension causing the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales to apply an amount of pressure sufficient to create a skin furrow within a region of a wearer covered by the plurality of substantially parallel primary wales.