Back Seam Tights

Not all hosiery is created equal! We carry a variety of hosiery brands, each with its own unique fit, feel, stretch, and design. Sizing can vary between brands, so we recommend checking the product's size chart whenever available before making your selection.

Some brands offer a softer stretch, while others provide a more structured fit. Finding your perfect pair is all about discovering what works best for you. Explore different brands, find your favorites, and enjoy hosiery that makes you look and feel amazing!

You can find the brand name directly beneath the product title, along with additional information about the brand on the product page.

One Size is designed to fit a general range of heights and body sizes, while Queen Size and Curvy is designed to provide additional room and stretch for a fuller fit. Because sizing can vary by brand and style, always check the size chart on the individual product page when available.

Start with the size chart on the individual product page. Depending on the brand, tights may be sized by height and weight, traditional clothing sizes, or offered in One Size and Queen Size. If you fall between sizes, the larger size will often provide a more comfortable fit.

Denier refers to the thickness of the fibers used in hosiery. A lower denier generally creates a lighter, more sheer look, while a higher denier provides more coverage and opacity. For example, 20 denier tights will typically look much sheerer than 80 denier tights.

Tights can roll when the waistband is too tight, the fit is too loose, or the tights haven't been pulled fully into place. Make sure the fabric is distributed evenly from your toes to your waist rather than pulling primarily from the top. If the waistband consistently feels too tight or rolls, you may need a roomier size or fit.

Sagging or bunching can happen when tights are too large, haven't been pulled up evenly, or have more length than you need. When putting them on, gently work the fabric up each leg a little at a time to distribute the material evenly.

Tights should fit smoothly against your legs without excessive pulling, sagging or discomfort. The waistband should feel secure but shouldn't painfully dig into your waist. A comfortable fit also helps reduce unnecessary stress on the fabric.

Remove rings or other jewelry that could catch the fabric and make sure your nails are smooth before putting on your tights. Gather each leg of the tights before stepping in, then gently work the fabric upward rather than pulling from the waistband.