Dreamgirl Fishnet Thigh-High Stockings With Lace Top

Fishnet thigh-highs with a lace top are about the top band, so start there. The lace is the part that sits on your thigh, and the fishnet runs down from it to your ankle. Roll them on slowly from the toe, because open-weave fabric snags on anything sharp: a ring, a rough nail, a dry heel. Smooth each leg up in turn and settle the lace where you want it.

They come in black and red, in one size that covers sizes 2 to 14. The numbers on the size line are generous: cup B/C, weight 90 to 160 lbs, bust 32 to 38 in, waist 24 to 31 in and hip 34 to 40 in. If you're near either edge of that range, read the section below on picking your fit before you order.

We like these because they're easy to build an outfit around. You can wear them alone under a skirt, or with a garter belt and a thong. Dreamgirl shows them with Style 8735 garter belt and Style 1376 thong, which are sold separately. If you want the full look, add them to the same order.

Key Features:
- Fishnet Body – open-weave thigh-highs that run from the ankle up
- Lace Top – the band that sits on your thigh
- Two Colors – available in black and in red
- One Size – fits sizes 2 to 14
- Garter-Ready – pairs with the Style 8735 garter belt, sold separately
- Easy Layering – also shown with the Style 1376 thong, sold separately

Size Specs: One size (OS): dress size 2 to 14, cup B/C, weight 90 to 160 lbs, bust 32 to 38 in, waist 24 to 31 in, hip 34 to 40 in.

Materials: Fishnet.

Picking your color and fit

Black is the one that goes with most things. Red makes the stockings the focus of the outfit, so wear it with something plain. Both are the same cut and the same size range.

One size means the stretch has to do a lot of work. Check your hip and thigh against the chart first. Measure around the fullest part of your hips with a soft tape, keeping it level, and compare it with the 34 to 40 in range. If you're at the top end, look at the plus-size version of this style, which covers sizes 16 to 22.

Care

Check the label first. If you're not sure, hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent, press the water out without wringing, and lay them flat or hang them to dry. Skip the dryer and fabric softener. Fishnet snags, so keep it away from velcro and zippers in the wash.

Putting them on

Gather the stocking down to the toe, ease your foot in, and unroll it up the leg a little at a time. Pull on the fabric, not the lace edge, and keep your nails clear of the weave. A pair of thin gloves or just a slow hand is the best defense against a run.

How we ship it

Stockings fold down small, so they arrive in a plain, unmarked box that looks like any other parcel. Nothing printed outside says what you ordered.