Lingerie Set Two Pieces in Net with Rows of Holes in a Crop Top and Leggings Black

Lingerie Set Two Pieces in Net with Rows of Holes in a Crop Top and Leggings Black ✂️

The two-piece set by Leg Avenue consists of a crop top and leggings, both in dense, fine net in black. The top has a high collar, leaves the shoulders bare and has long sleeves. Rows of oval holes run through both pieces, and the leggings reach to the ankle. It stands with lingerie, with lingerie for women and under for down there; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of LEG AVENUE. More lingerie for the top half is under for the top.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Pieces: Crop top with collar and leggings
• ✅ Pattern: Rows of oval holes
• ✅ Knit: Fine net, seamless
• ✅ Top: Bare shoulders, long sleeves
• ✅ Leggings: Ankle length
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• 🧵 Material: 95 % nylon, 5 % elastane
• 🪜 Size: One size, roughly EU 34 to 40

❓ FAQ

What does seamless mean here?

Top and leggings are knitted all round in one piece; there are no side seams.

Where are the holes on the top?

On the outside of each sleeve a row runs from the upper arm to the wrist. Over the bust several holes form a lattice, and below it the top ends in a closed hem. The back of the top is closed throughout and has no holes.

Where are the holes on the leggings?

On the outside of the leg they run in a row from the hip to the ankle. At the back a further row runs from the waistband over the bottom, and at the front smaller holes sit along the waistband. Towards the ankle the holes on the outside of the leg become noticeably smaller.

Which size fits?

Both pieces come in one size for roughly EU 34 to 40. The fine knit stretches with you and sits close.

How do you put on the leggings?

Gather each leg down to the hem and pull it up bit by bit instead of tugging at the waistband. Finally, line up the rows of holes so they run straight along the outside.

How do you care for the set?

Most gently by hand in cool water, then dried flat. The bridges between the holes are narrow, so better not to wring it.