The first 3D-printed silicone sleeve.
Sleeve suspension, made custom.
A custom-made suspension sleeve for the cases where an off-the-shelf sleeve simply doesn’t fit or function.
Indications
Custom sleeve: for which indications?
Where an off-the-shelf sleeve can’t fit or function — hover a case for details.
XL
Standard sleeves may not be available in a large-enough size.
XS / Paediatrics
Standard sleeves may not be available in a small-enough size (e.g. for kids).
Conical thigh
An off-the-shelf sleeve may apply too much pressure on the thigh.
Thin thigh
An off-the-shelf sleeve may be too loose on the thigh and allow air leaks.
Scars
Scars may create channels for air leaks — fill these channels with extra silicone.
Congenital limb
Only a custom sleeve can fit very atypical shapes.
Knee-Ex
Sleeves made for tibial limbs may not present the right shape for a knee-ex limb.
Upper limb
Sleeves made for tibial limbs may not present the right shape for an upper-limb case.
Two ways to make it
Your® Sleeve comes in two types.
Built from measurements for a faster, lower-cost sleeve — or from a 3D scan for maximum precision.
| From measurements | From scan | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Axial symmetry · variable diameters | Anatomic — from 3D scan |
| Thicknesses | Fixed wall thickness | Freely definable at will |
| Knee angle | Customisable | Customisable |
| Aesthetic | Customisable | Customisable |
| Hardness | 2 types available | 2 types available |
| Costs | Simplification = cost savings | 3D-modelling is costly |
Make it yours
Tailored, down to the angle.
Custom knee angle
Indicate a value and the sleeve comes with the built-in flexion angle you want — for users who need sustained knee flexion during certain activities.
Custom aesthetic
Choose from the design catalogue or your own design — with matching socket textiles.
Choose your silicone
Choice between 2 silicone types.
Relax
Durability would be too limited with Relax silicone — it is thus not offered in Your® Sleeve options.
Active
- Pros
- Comfortable and stretchy · easier knee flexion
- Cons
- Lower durability
- Suitable for
- K2 / K3
- Contraindications
- None
Dynamic
- Pros
- Better durability · soft-tissue stabilisation
- Cons
- Harder donning & doffing · stiffer knee flexion
- Suitable for
- K3 / K4 · abundant soft tissue
- Contraindications
- Fragile / sensitive skin
Your® Sleeve only comes in UniShore. Should you want a DualShore Sleeve, please get in touch with your MotionTech representative.
What differs with both sleeve types
1 — Shape type
Take circumferences along the length of the limb and we build the shape of Your® Sleeve from there: the perimeters you measure are aligned on two axes, with the flexion angle requested. We then apply our reductions to obtain the shape of the final sleeve.
Due to this method the shape is axially symmetric (on two axes) — a sleeve from measurements will not follow the asymmetries of the real limb.
The real shape of the limb + socket is used to generate the shape of the sleeve.
A sleeve from scan accounts for any shape irregularity — scars, atrophy, hypertrophy, asymmetries: any shape can be fitted from the 3D scan.
2 — Thicknesses
With a Sleeve from Measurements, thicknesses are pre-defined and can’t be modified:
✗ Thicknesses can’t be modified
With a Sleeve from Scan, apply local paddings and fillings as desired — as you would with our Your® Liner product line.
✓ Base thickness customisable
✓ Modify local thicknesses as you want (e.g. scar fillings)
Ordering
Mass-customisation, made simple.
Our intuitive platform makes configuring Your® Sleeve fast: follow the flow, upload your scan and send — the easiest way to get a custom-made sleeve.
Any scanner
Works with any open scan format.
~30 minutes
A quick process for skilled technicians.
No software
No app or software to download.
No account
No account needed to get started.
Welcome to the world of sleeves 2.0
A major breakthrough.
Documentation
Further documentation on Your® Sleeve.
The official documents for Your® Sleeve — Instructions for Use (multilingual) and regulatory notes.
Instructions for use (PDF) ↓ Regulatory notes for prosthetists (PDF) ↓