Anyway, it is the enlargement that make them go down, but I find that alcohol do nothing. And it is precisely the same brand as you. It is driving me crazy. My phlebologist does not say I need to stop wearing them.

I was told that shaving the hair on my legs could help (remember I am a man). What else??

You must be especially careful not to have any cream on your legs or other products that make your stocking slip. Also sweat and fat on the skin can have the same effect, so take a shower in the morning and with your legs well dry wait 2 or 3 minutes to remove any moisture left and put your compression stocking without stretching them, upside down. And of course wash them every day with a special liquid soap design expecially for compression stockings. Sigvaris sell one that does not destroy the elastic fibers.

Good luck to us all!

The brand Juzo also makes a garter belt specifically for compression stockings:
Juzo Garter Belt

I haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure it will help maintaining your stocking in place all day.

It does not work with my Sigvaris. I'm going to have to try a different model next time.

I had the SAME EXACT PROBLEM!  Unfortunately, I tried garters...nope not for me...I tried alcohol on the silicone but that made me literally have an allergic reaction to the silicone -after sweating and hairy leg chaffing.  I even tried the body adhesive...however, I must be the one in 1,000,000 to have an allergic reaction when I put it on my skin -this caused hives -lol not a good time at all!  -I even went to the extent of shaving my legs and and buying SEVERAL other brands of stockings. Such as Jobst, Medi, Sigvaris, and Juzo.  -But all seem to have the same effect.  -Keeping them up was a no problem when you first wear them...but after...pssh forget it. 

I said eff this...I am trying the waist high stockings.  I keep the legs shaved because they do help with keeping them up and are a more comfortable that way.  I can honestly say...after much pain with thigh highs, I am so grateful for the waist high stockings.  The only downside is the heat in the summer...but you tend to get "use" to it after awhile...I live in Texas too!

Jobst Opaque Pantyhose and Sigvaris Soft Opaque Pantyhose are my favorite.

Adam has the right idea, go with pantyhose and shaved the legs. I use 20-30 compression and stay in place all day till I go to bed. I have been wearing these for about 10 years and I also wear with shorts everywhere I go. I've never had any problems. The public doesn't have any problems with us wearing with shorts, it's all in our heads. So give it a shot.

I struggle for years with the thigh highs staying place and then used It Stays, which works wonderful, but I had a significant amount of irritation and soreness where the silicone dots hit my skin. For the last 4 years, I have worn the pantyhose at 30-40.  They stay in place, they don't sag behind the knees and are much more comfortable in my mind.  I wear Juzo Soft, which are opaque enough to not have to wear socks.  Adam and Terry are correct; the comfort level is much higher with shaved legs, which I have been doing for 5 years.

I have been wearing the compression panty hose for about a week now. the first couple of days they were great, but after that I can't keep them up they bunch at my knees and even pull the rest of my clothes down. I am half tempted to stop wearing them and deal with the pain. Is it possible that mine might be too big or something. They sure are hard to get on and off.

If the irritation and itching aren't too severe, you might get relief with a topical 1% cortisone cream.  Most drugstores sell it off the shelf.  Be sure to look for the water-based ointments, though -- the petroleum jelly- based creams are tough to clean off your skin and out of the stockings.