Oroblu

Pantyhose, leggings, tights… Oroblu offers legwear styles for every moment of your week, from elegant sheer and opaque pantyhose you can wear to the office, to luminous satin pantyhose for parties, to a wide range of Oroblu leggings for casual weekends. And for times you want something sexy? You’ll love the alluring Oroblu Temptation garter pantyhose, Ex Cell G string pantyhose and Adelle tights for lingerie looks, as well as their seamed and fishnet hold ups.

What’s more, they’re innovators when it comes to legwear technology, creating styles such as the Oroblu Unique 20 seamless tights made with anti-ladder yarn, the Oroblu Different 15-80 denier pantyhose with an anatomically-shaped waistband for dramatically better comfort, the Oroblu Leggings All Colors and Oroblu Satin 60 which both use Progress 3Dimension knitting for a truly perfect fit, the Oroblu Collant Eco 30 pantyhose in recycled yarn, and Oroblu compression knee highs that boost your circulation to relieve tired legs.

Oroblu hosiery is renowned for its unbeatable quality-to-price ratio – you won’t have to worry about leggings by Oroblu going baggy or looking see-through, or Oroblu thigh highs slipping down – and there’s also an Oroblu lingerie and clothing collection that takes what they know about creating form-fitting hosiery, and applies it to a range of ultra-sleek garments for the rest of your body. The super-soft Oroblu Dolce Vita pantyhose and leggings for example are accompanied by a range of bras, panties, undershirts, leggings and hosiery made using yarn that’s both soft and SAFESKIN treated to avoid irritation, while the Oroblu knee highs from this same collection have ribbed tops that cling just the right amount to stay up without digging in. You can also enhance your curves with an Oroblu body or slip dress that’s designed with the same sleek, single-layered fit as their shaping hosiery.

From pantyhose to lingerie, it’s this type of attention to detail that makes Oroblu different – and a worldwide favorite for great-quality underpinnings!

Leggings vs tights vs stockings – what’s the difference?

Tights or pantyhose cover the entire lower body, from the foot to the waist. (The terms are somewhat interchangeable, although pantyhose generally refers to sheerer styles and tights to thicker ones). Leggings are similar, but footless – they stop at the ankle, or higher for capri leggings. Stockings on the other hand cover the foot but not the waist, as they stop around mid-thigh length and may be self-supporting or may need a garter belt to hold them up.

Tights vs pantyhose vs leggings – which do I choose for work?

Of the three, leggings has the most casual look and isn’t generally suitable for workplaces with a smart dress code. They might even be a bit too relaxed for a ‘smart casual’ one, although it depends on the design as some leggings look very much like pants – take the Corniolo jacquard leggings Oroblu has created, for example. In most workplaces however, both pantyhose (sheer) and tights (opaque) are acceptable to wear, and which one you choose just depends on the season. There are however a select few jobs with exceptionally formal dress requirements, such as some legal jobs or flight attendant jobs, for which you would be expected to wear sheer pantyhose. If in doubt, it’s always good to pay attention to what your colleagues are wearing!

What are pantyhose made of?

Since its introduction in the 1940s, most hosiery has been made from nylon, which is sometimes listed in the fabric contents as polyamide. However, other fibers such as cotton, wool and polyester are occasionally used instead. Spandex is added for stretch, for comfortable waist pantyhose that won’t wrinkle or slip down. Most Oroblu pantyhose and Oroblu hold ups are made from a combination of nylon and spandex.