Which Wolford support tights should I choose?
The Miss W 30 Leg Support Tights are semi transparent and matt, with a shaping panty and graduated compression spread across the leg, which suits long days at work, standing or sitting. The Synergy 40 Leg Support Tights give light support, even after standing or sitting for long periods, with a subtle pearly shimmer. Both look like ordinary sheer tights, so they suit office and smart wear.
Which Wolford shaping tights are there?
The Miss W Push Up Tights have knitted-in shaping that contours the legs and hips, made from a sustainably dyed sheer fabric with a matte finish. The Control Dot Tights are sheer and matt with a wide, knitted-in waistband and opaque control panels around the waist, hips and bottom, plus a geometric design of little dots on the leg. These suit fitted dresses and skirts, where a smooth line matters.
How do I wear support tights?
Support tights fit more firmly than standard tights, so put them on slowly, easing each leg up rather than pulling at the waist. Getting the right size matters, so check the size guide on each product page. Support tights are not medical compression hosiery, so speak to a doctor about medical needs. Hand wash support tights in cool water and dry flat, so the elastic keeps its strength. Avoid tumble drying, as heat can weaken the support over time. See Support Tights and Wolford.