I’m not into stockings, or knee highs/Thigh high. I can say that I've always been curious about fishnets. Growing up I was not allowed to wear fishnets or stocking that have a seam running up the back. I was told by my mother that it was not for young women, or women who fundamentally respect themselves. Only “whores” or street walkers wear them, the stupidity that people come up with. I was a bit excited when I finally placed an order for not only knee high, but also they are fish net.

The corset fishnet thigh highs are beautiful. I wish they were a little better made. They are not cheaply made, but they will not last a very long time. The corset thigh highs are offered in three different colors, but I ordered them in white because the black was sold out. The thigh highs come in the normal stocking package if you have ever gotten a pair from the store you would know what I'm talking about.


The package has a picture of a pair of very nice legs, and they are wearing a pair of the corset thigh highs. You can see the stockings from the top and the side of the package without opening them. The thigh highs do come in plastic, and you can reuse the plastic if you wish to do so. The back of the packet does have some care information, and stress that you do not wash them in the washer, but you should wash them by hand and allow to air dry. You can use any soap of your choosing.

The thigh highs are made out of lace and nylon. I'd also like to add that some satin is involved. The lace of the thigh highs are at the very top and are pretty thin. The lace is very pretty, and my favorite part of the whole thing. I was worried about the lace fraying when using them, or after washing them, but it did not at all. I've washing them twice so far and have not had a problem. The lace is thin so if you are too rough it can rip, which is a reason why you cannot toss these into the washer. The lace is see though so when you are wearing them you can see skin. The only problem I had with the lace is that when wearing them, they do seem to roll. The lace does not lay flat. This can be a problem for some.


The satin is the string that is in the back of the thigh. This is how you tighten them or loosen them when needed. The back of the lace has the four loops on each side. The satin string criss crosses between the loops. The string is kind of long I had to double knot them when wearing them, or I had string dangling. You cannot cut them. If you do you risk messing them up and causing the string to fray and eventually unravel. You can wear them with a garter belt. The loops and strings are perfect for women how have a larger thigh. You can personalize these stocking to fit your leg. EF also offers them in regular sizes too.


The nylon is what the rest of the stockings are made of. The nylon is really soft and can also rip if you placed this in the washing machine. If you mistakenly push your toe into one of the fishnet wholes, it will leave an impression. It does go away when you straighten the stocking. I thought it was not going to fix itself. The only problem I had is that the toe was not reinforced, so if you have longer toe nails, then it will rip though the foot of the stockings.