These pantyhose are a throwback to the Betty Grabel and flapper days. While it's always nice to turn back the clock, and even update, some things are better left alone. While pantyhose wasn't available prior to 1967(ish), the low rise of these make them difficult to keep in place without dropping. The seams are tough to get in the right place and even more tough to keep them straight.

I wasn't very impressed with this pair of stockings from Leg Avenue. The thin material and most importantly, the tendency for the stockings to create wrinkles on my legs, made this a pair I won't be wearing again. For someone who is looking for very sheer stockings and fills the stockings out completely, these things may not be an issue.

If you are on the lower end of the OSFM scale, these might offer you a basic back seam pantyhose to add to your collection. If you are on the mid to high end of the OSFM, beware, as these are smaller than you would think. There are also some small differences in the pictures and the product. These pantyhose will work for some people; I am not one of them, however, and I wouldn't recommend them.

These pantyhose are really cute! They would look great with so many things! Skirts, dresses, a cute pinup outfit, a sexy costume, or even just some cute lingerie. The fabric is sheer, but it is really very thin, so I am worried it may snag or tear easily so I'm trying to be very careful with them.

If you love the look of backseam stockings but don't want to fumble with garter belts or clips, these pantyhose are what you're looking for. They're sheer and sexy and the backseam is visibly prominent without being a pain in the back of your leg all day.