Pantyhose & Tights

Not your average hosiery drawer.

Pantyhose and tights do a lot of heavy lifting in a look — they can be the whole statement or just the thing that ties everything else together. This collection leans into the fun end of the spectrum: fishnet, fence net, diamond net, crotchless styles, rhinestone detail, lace tops, and backseam sheer for when you want something a bit more classic.

Standard and plus size options throughout, so check the individual listings for sizing before you buy.

What's in this collection

Fishnet tights — the workhorse. Fine fishnet reads sleek and lingerie-adjacent; chunky or industrial net is bolder and more costume-friendly. Both are here.

Fence net — a wider, more open weave than standard fishnet. Sits somewhere between fishnet and a body stocking in terms of coverage and vibe.

Crotchless styles — pantyhose and tights with an open gusset. Practical for some, a deliberate choice for others.

Sheer and backseam — closer to classic hosiery. The Leg Avenue backseam sheer is the one to reach for if you want something that reads vintage or polished rather than overtly costume.

Novelty and printed — striped, star net, heart net, neon. If you're building a costume or just want something that commits to a vibe, start here.



FAQ

What's the difference between pantyhose and tights? Technically, pantyhose are sheer and tights are opaque or thicker — but the terms get used interchangeably, including in this collection. Check the product description for fabric and opacity details.

Are crotchless tights sized differently? Not usually — sizing follows the same waist and hip measurements as standard styles. Check the size guide on each listing.

Do fishnet tights run large or small? Most styles in this collection are one size with significant stretch. Plus size options are labelled separately — don't try to make a one-size style work if your measurements are outside the range.

Can I wear these under clothing? Sheer and fine fishnet styles yes. Chunky net and fence net will show through most fabrics, which is either a problem or the point depending on what you're going for.