The book "Evaluation of Pressure Measurement Systems for Compression Garments" offers a comprehensive analysis of the performance of compression clothing and the pressure measurement systems used. It consists of a two-part study that critically evaluates pressure measurement systems for assessing compression garments. The authors examine various factors that influence the design of compression clothing, including body shape, fabric panels, sizes, and material behavior. A central element of the study is the prediction of the pressure exerted by compression garments on different body contours, based on the properties of the fabrics used and the application of pressure sensors. In the second part of the investigation, sports compression tops are analyzed, with fabric properties determined through simple tests. The results show that the pressure distribution pattern in the virtual model aligns with the experimental results, highlighting the potential of 3D simulation for predicting pressure.