Tights Fishnet Nylon Natural

Tights Fishnet Nylon Natural – a net that barely shows 🤍

Fishnet, quietly: the fishnet tights by Leg Avenue are made of 100 % polyamide and carry a very fine, even diamond net from the waistband to the toe. Because the pattern is small and the shade close to the skin, from a distance they read more like textured skin than a classic fishnet. The fabric is elastic and sits without seams, and the toe section is closed. They are worn under short skirts and dresses as much as with shorts, and they combine with almost any colour because natural stays neutral. You will find them under lingerie for women, in the whole lingerie range and in the collection from Leg Avenue.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Manufacturer: Leg Avenue
• 🧵 Material: 100 % polyamide
• 🎨 Colour: Natural
• 🕸️ Pattern: fine diamond net, throughout
• 🦶 Foot: closed toe section

❓ FAQ

How fine is the net really?

Fine enough to pass as texture from a distance. A coarse net shows large diamonds and makes a clear statement; this one stays restrained and lets the skin show through without dividing it up. Anyone after the striking look is better served by wide-worked models from the lingerie range.

How do they fit?

Fishnet stretches a great deal and adapts well beyond its nominal size. That is comfortable but comes at the cost of the pattern: the further the fabric is pulled, the larger the diamonds get and the sheerer the surface looks. If you want to keep the pattern even, take the larger size when in doubt.

How do I avoid runs?

Work with your hands rather than your nails. Roll the tights on instead of pulling them up, and take off rings and bangles first. Rough shoe linings, hook-and-loop fasteners and wooden furniture are the usual suspects. More basics on lingerie are in the article lingerie in the erotic shop.

How do I wash and store them?

By hand in lukewarm water with a mild detergent, without fabric softener, then dry them flat and out of the sun. In the machine they belong in a laundry bag and only with similarly smooth textiles. Store them flat and away from anything with hooks or zips so nothing catches.