Tights & Pantyhose

Whatever the outfit and whatever the occasion, you’ll find the perfect women’s tights for it here at The Tight Spot. We pride ourselves on making sure you have the most in-depth technical specifications for every hosiery item we offer, thanks to our highly detailed glossary. From classic black pantyhose and other everyday pantyhose styles, through to designer fashion tights and retro nylons, we’ve always got just the thing to complete your look!

UK Tights Hosiery Specialist for Women’s Tights

Whether you wear pantyhose for fun, fashion or as a requirement for your work or health, our hosiery specialists have curated a product selection that covers every need. We have a fantastic range of brands, price points, and options for all bodies – including tights for women and men, and an extensive selection of plus size hosiery. Plus, we offer free global delivery on all orders over £50.

How to style tights?

Try adding fishnet tights under your favourite midi dress with chunky boots for a fashion forward feel, or making a special occasion outfit even fancier with seamed nylons or the ultimate party girl’s tights: sparkly hosiery. You can also easily make your summer wardrobe wearable for longer by adding opaque tights. Want more ideas? Our hosiery experts have put together a handy guide on how to wear and style tights.

What does denier mean in tights?

Technically, the hosiery denier indicates the weight of the yarn, but in practical terms it gives you a good idea of the sheerness or opacity. As a general rule, women’s tights will look sheer at 20 denier or below, semi sheer at 30-40 denier, and opaque at 50 denier and above.

What denier of tights do you need?

That depends on the look you’re going for, and the season! We’d recommend 10 denier (or below) tights for women who want a very natural look. 30-40 denier hosiery adds a touch of warmth in autumn or early spring yet still offer a natural finish if you’re opting for nude tights, while 100+ denier women’s tights are excellent for winter. Need more advice? Check out our glossary which goes into more detail on what denier means in tights and the best choice for your needs.