Overview

These fishnet thigh high stockings are a step up from their industrial priced equivalents, and it shows in the quality. They're still reasonably priced and well worth it. You can wear these for costume, in the bedroom, or even as part of an everyday outfit.

The holes in these fishnets are smaller than usual, but still stretch out to a pretty normal size depending on how they are pulled and how much leg they have to cover.





Fit and Sizing

These fishnets are "one size fits most", which can be interpreted a lot of ways. My thighs are about 20" where I like to wear these, and they only poke out a little over the top, which is to be expected since they stay up on their own. I haven't had any issues with the top material rolling or folding, but I would imagine this could happen if your thighs are a little bigger. I wear them stretched to 30" long, though I could see them going a little longer than that.


(Yes, those are my boxers.)

I've worn these for several hours without needing to pull them up or reposition them, so they stay up on their own quite well. I've also worn these with a garter belt, just for the look, and I've found that completely gets rid of any "muffin top" effect.

Material and Care

The packaging has no mention of materials, but these don't appear to be very different from any other fishnets I've seen, a nylon blend, which means it will hold up to a lot of wear without losing its shape or ripping. That said, I was rather worried when I saw the packaging had one of the stockings spread out around a piece of cardboard. Those edges could easily "cut" the material, and once you tear one part of fishnets the entire stocking tends to unravel. So my advice would be to be careful as you remove that stocking from the packaging, and store the stockings in a safe place, even just like a plastic sandwich bag.

As for cleaning, I would recommend hand washing these to keep them looking their best. You could possibly put them in the washing machine if you have a lingerie bag, but I haven't tried it myself. Don't put these in the dryer, however, definitely hang to dry.