Tights 40 DEN
40 DEN is the threshold at which tights become opaque. DEN is a unit of yarn mass: the number of grams per 9000 meters of fiber. The higher the value, the thicker the thread, and thus the denser, more matte, and warmer the fabric. The fabric is matte and uniform; the skin does not show through. This is the most frequently purchased denier for autumn and winter, worn with dresses and skirts, both in black and in colors.
Black 40 DEN tights appear darker on the leg than 20 DEN and better conceal capillaries and discolorations. For this denier, it is advisable to choose models with flat seams and a gusset in the crotch, as the fabric is denser and seams are more noticeable.
Tights size is selected based on height and weight combined, according to the manufacturer's chart – clothing size is misleading here. Tights that are too small pull in the crotch and tear faster on the thighs; those that are too large wrinkle at the ankle and slide down at the waist. If you are on the borderline between two sizes, choose the larger one: less stressed fabric lasts longer.
Wash by hand in lukewarm water or in a laundry bag at 30 degrees, without spinning and without fabric softener. Dry flat, away from a heater. Shipping in 1-2 business days, free delivery from PLN 199, returns within 14 days.