
Sheerling Fleece Lined Tights
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Shade
PorcelainSize
The whole idea
They look sheer.
They cover completely.
From a step away people see bare legs. What they do not see is the brushed fleece on the inside, or the fact that nothing shows through, at any angle, in any light.
Inside the fabric
Sheer on the leg,
fleece against your skin
Two layers knitted as one. Here is what that actually looks like.
- 1Soft fleece inside
A brushed layer covers the whole leg, so the warmth is against your skin rather than sitting on top of it.
- 2One thin seam
A single flat seam instead of a sewn-in panel, so nothing reads through a close-fitting skirt or dress.
- 3A waistband that stretches
Wide, high and very stretchy. It stays where you put it and it is forgiving if you sit between two sizes.
No surprises, no guessing
Exactly what they are,
and what they are not
What they are
- ✓Skin-tone tights that read as sheer but cover completely
- ✓Fleece lined, with a built-in foot and no seam across the ankle
- ✓Warm enough to wear a dress outdoors in winter
- ✓Slim enough to layer under jeans and trousers
What you will not get
- ✗Anything showing through, at any angle or in any light
- ✗A thick, bulky look under your clothes
- ✗Itching or rubbing against your skin
- ✗A waistband that rolls down by lunchtime
Every shade, every size
Four shades,
one for you
Sheer on the outside, skin-tone fleece on the inside. Match the lining to your own tone.




Not sure which? Every shade looks good on every skin tone, this is just where we would start. Porcelain for light, Sunlit for light to medium, Bronze for medium to deep, Ebony for deep to rich. Most women end up with two: one that matches, one that stands out.
Inside out
The bit nobody
else shows you
Fold the waistband back and you can see how they are made.
- 1The knit stays opaque under tension
Stretch a panel between your hands and it opens a little without going see-through. That is the difference between a lined tight and a sheer one.
- 2The foot is built in
The knit runs continuously into the foot, so there is no seam sitting across your toes inside a boot.
- 3The waistband is the part that fails first
On cheap pairs it is the first thing to roll. This one is wide and high on purpose, and it is the reason they still sit right at the end of the day.
The difference
What makes
ours better
Everything ordinary fleece tights get wrong, and what we do instead.
| Feature | Sheerling | Ordinary fleece tights |
|---|---|---|
| Sheer look | Holds its opacity when stretched | Go see-through at the thigh |
| Lining | Brushed fleece the whole way down | A thin, barely warm lining |
| Seam | One flat seam front and back | A bulky centre seam that reads through |
| Waistband | Wide, high, stays put | Rolls down by lunchtime |
| Shades | Four, matched to skin tone | One generic nude |
| Foot | Built in, no ankle seam | Bunches and sags at the ankle |
| Sizes | XXS through 3XL | One size fits none |
Every shade, every size
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Our promise
Nothing to risk
Buying tights online should not be a gamble. Here is exactly what you get, every time.
Order the pair you think is right. If it is not, you have 30 days to get your money back, so the only thing you are deciding today is which shade to try first.
Questions
Everything else
Can you see through them when I bend over?
No, and that is the whole trick. They read as bare leg from a step away, but the fabric is opaque. Bend, sit, cross your legs, stand in bright daylight. Nothing shows. Up close you can tell they are knit, which is true of every tight ever made.
Can I wear them on their own?
You are fully covered, so it is your call. Most women wear them under something: a skirt, a midi dress, shorts, or jeans as a thermal layer.
Which size should I order?
Five bands cover XXS through 3XL. If you are between two, pick the smaller one for a tighter hold or the bigger one for more room. They stretch a long way, and the waistband is the part that decides comfort, so size up if you are unsure.
Are they long enough if I am tall?
They stretch to roughly a 40 inch inside leg. Over 5 foot 10, go up one band and the waistband will not give up halfway through the day.
Are they actually warm enough for winter?
They are built for a cold day out: a commute, a school run, a wedding in a church with the heating off. Brushed fleece against the leg and a knit over the top. They are not a ski pant and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
Will they go baggy or pill after washing?
Cool wash, hang to dry, no dryer. The dryer is what kills the stretch fiber in any tight, and it is the single thing that decides whether a pair lasts one winter or four.
What if the shade is wrong for me?
Thirty days, money back. Most women order two shades for exactly this reason, which is also why the second pair is free.
Wear the dress anyway
Sheer on the leg, fleece against your skin, four shades and a second pair free.