Plus Size Shaping Fleece-Lined Tights

Wore these to dinner with a floral dress and combat boots. I’m 5'5" and 228 lb, and the 2XL/3XL sits above my belly button without rolling when I sit down. Across the table they look like regular sheer tights, not leggings. My legs stayed warm on the walk to the car, and the waist smoothed my tummy under the belt.

Oversized sweater, black mini, white socks, boots. I’m 190 lb and the L/XL is the one. Nobody at brunch asked why I wasn’t cold, which is the whole point. The knit doesn’t bag behind the knee when I sit, and my thighs didn’t rub on the walk over. Four wears, no snag.

Denim mini, a long-sleeve top, beige boots. She texted “aren’t you freezing??” I was in Espresso. It was 38°F. I’m 5'4" and 155 lb, M/L, and they don’t wrinkle at the ankle over the boots. The waistband stays put with one hand in my pocket. Washed twice, cold, in a mesh bag. Still the same.

I took this getting ready because Bronze actually looks like skin with a black dress, not like brown pantyhose. I’m 5'7", 168 lb, M/L. The waistband doesn’t print under the dress. Warm from the apartment to dinner, and the back seam doesn’t give that diaper look when I walk.

I took this in the living room because I didn’t believe Tan would stay sheer on me. I’m about 240 lb, 2XL/3XL, and every other “nude” tight has gone orange or fully opaque. These don’t. The skirt sits over the waistband and nothing rolls when I stand with my hands on my hips. Thighs touch all day. No hole after two weeks.

I pulled the dress down on purpose so you can see the band. I’m 255 lb, 5'3", 2XL/3XL. It sits high, smooths my tummy, and doesn’t cut in. I used to layer a separate shaper and it showed at the sides. One pair now. Espresso under a light dress still reads as tights. Comfortable for a full shift on my feet.

Mirror check before I left. Espresso, denim jacket, loafers. I’m 5'3" and 125 lb, XS/S, and the ankle stays smooth in a flat shoe. Thin tights always puddled there. Warm enough for the walk, and the waist doesn’t dig. Washed once. No fade.

Bronze, in daylight, on my skin. You can see the knit and you can still see skin through it. I’m 5'5", 175 lb, L/XL. They don’t itch, even behind the knee where I’m usually sensitive. A full workday under a skirt. No run, no sag.

I bent over to photograph the knit because the site photos looked too good. They’re not exaggerated. Espresso is sheer enough that my skin shows, and the waistband seam lies flat instead of rolling into a rope. I’m 150 lb, M/L. My cat walked into the frame and I left him in. A coworker asked where the tights were from, not whether I was cold.

This is the inside. The fleece is thick and soft, not a dusting that pills off in a week. On the outside, Tan still looks sheer. I’m 5'5", 148 lb, M/L. I was skeptical of “fleece-lined but sheer,” and this is the photo that got my sister to order. We’ve both washed them on cold. Still soft.

Short skirt, about 41°F, and my boyfriend asked if I was cold with bare legs. He did not know I had tights on. That’s the review. The fleece feels like a soft layer against the skin, the cellulite on the back of my thighs is less obvious, and my tummy looks flatter. I bought three shades. They cost more than drugstore tights. Those rip every month, so I spend less now.

My thighs rub. In winter that meant a run by lunch, or shorts underneath that showed. These glide instead of catching. Zero chafing, and they have not torn since September. The high band doesn’t roll the way regular tights do. They take a minute longer to put on. Worth it.

I didn’t want a separate shaper under every dress. The band holds my tummy without the sausage line I got from shapewear. I’m 5'6" and 159 lb, four months postpartum, and M/L fits without wrinkling. They look like skin. Wash tip: I did 104°F the first time and they shrank a little. Cold water since then, and they’re fine.

I wanted warm legs under a skirt. I did not expect the back seam to make this much difference: no diaper effect, unlike my old thermal leggings. Wore them at 27°F and felt fine. Now I want a skirt on even when it’s freezing, which is a problem I can live with.

I was buying a new pair of tights every month. These have been through four cold washes in a lingerie bag. No hole, no pilling, color unchanged. The tummy band is the part I notice at my desk: no muffin top when I sit. Check the shade photo before you order Tan. It is a real tan, not a pale beige.

With regular tights I braced every time I picked something up. I tried these in the mirror, bent over, squatted, stairs. Nothing showed that shouldn’t. They’re warm enough that I bike to work in a skirt now. I wear socks in my boots on the coldest mornings and my feet are happy.

Beautiful, and they really are warm. I’m 5'9" and 143 lb, usually a medium. M/L reaches my waist, but the leg feels a little short on a long stride. The site says to size up if you’re 5'8" or taller. I should have. Reordering L/XL. Skin-like texture, tummy held in, and my cat’s claws didn’t start a run.

I’m very fair and Espresso looked like tights, which I also like, but Vanilla is the one that disappears. Under a cream skirt you see leg, not a grey cast. I’m 118 lb, XS/S. The waist is snug in a good way, not tight. Wore them to a daytime wedding and forgot I had them on until the coat check.

I’m a US 18, about 215 lb. The 2XL/3XL sits above my belly button and does not roll on a six-hour drive. I didn’t think I’d find tights this comfortable in my size. Espresso with a black skirt for work, and I’ll get Bronze for the weekend.

I’m 5'1" and 130 lb. XS/S is the right width, and the leg is a touch long, so I ease the extra up toward the knee before I put shoes on. Once they’re set, they stay. Soft, warm, no itch. One star off only for the length. If you’re short, plan on that small adjust.

At 36°F they are perfect. At 59°F I was too warm walking the dog and had to change before lunch. That’s not a flaw if you buy them for cold. I wish I’d read that part first. Keeping them for December through February.

The test for me is sitting. Waistband doesn’t fold over, crotch stays where I put it, no tight ring at the waist at 4 p.m. I’m a US 12, M/L. Espresso with a pencil skirt and heels. Two people in my office asked if they were regular tights. I sent them the link.

Outdoor photos, then a cold reception hall. Bronze under a midi dress, ankle boots. I never once thought about my legs, which is new. I’m 170 lb, L/XL. The color warmed up the dress instead of going muddy. Washed them the next day. Still look new.

She’s a US 20 and had given up on skirts from November to March. I ordered 2XL/3XL in Espresso. She wears them to church and to the store. Her words: she hadn’t been warm in a skirt in years, and nobody can tell. I’m ordering her Tan.

The waistband is the reason I kept them. Wide, flat, and it doesn’t show through a bodycon dress. I’m 140 lb, M/L, Bronze. I do a lot of photos for work and a visible waistband used to be the thing I edited. Nothing to edit.

I was between 185 and 200 lb and didn’t want to guess. Support wrote back the same afternoon and told me to take L/XL, and to go 2XL/3XL if I preferred a looser waist. L/XL is right. The tights match the photos. I’ll write a shorter email next time and just follow the weight chart.

Roll each leg down to the toe, then ease them up. If you yank, you’ll fight the fleece. Once they’re on, they’re the softest tights I own. I’m 180 lb, L/XL, Bronze. One star off because I wish the first wear came with that one sentence printed on the bag. Second morning was easy.

I live where January is a dare. Espresso, ankle boots, a wool coat, and I was outside most of the day. Legs never went cold. From a few feet away they look like the sheer tights I wear in October. A coworker asked for the brand before lunch.

Full day of walking, train stairs, a tote bag knocking my leg. Not a single hole. I’m a US 18 and the 2XL/3XL has room through the thigh without sagging at the ankle. Chocolate isn’t a shade anymore, so I got Espresso and Bronze. Same pair of tights, two outfits.

Car line at 7:40, then a day of meetings. Tan under a navy dress. I’m 5'4", 138 lb, XS/S. They don’t slip when I crouch to buckle a car seat, and they don’t feel sweaty once the heat is on indoors. That’s the balance I couldn’t find in opaque thermals.

I’m 292 lb and I read the chart twice before I believed 2XL/3XL would go to 300. It fits. The waist is high, the leg isn’t painted on, and I can squat to pick up the laundry basket. Espresso. I wore a skirt to my niece’s birthday and stayed through the evening outside. Ordering a second pair so I can wash one.

Mesh bag, cold, no softener, hung over a chair. Six washes. No pilling on the fleece, no shine on the outside, waistband still tight enough to stay up. Espresso. I’m hard on clothes and I expected the lining to look tired. It doesn’t.

I’m 188 lb, right on the line between M/L and L/XL. I ordered M/L first. It went on, but the hips felt like a fight. The exchange was easy and L/XL is the pair I should have started with. Follow the note on the size guide. The tights themselves are excellent.

I have a drawer of opaque thermals that look like leggings the second I put a skirt on. These don’t. The outside is a real sheer knit. I’m a US 4, XS/S, Vanilla, and with a black skirt they read as bare legs in tights, which is what I wanted. Warm on a windy platform for twenty minutes.

Finding a brown tight that doesn’t go orange on me has been a years-long project. Bronze is the first one I’d let someone photograph. I’m 5'5", 165 lb, M/L. Wore them with a camel coat and brown boots. My mom asked which lotion I was using. I was wearing tights.

I’m medium and I ordered Vanilla hoping for a match. It’s lighter than my leg, which is useful under a pale dress and wrong under black. Tan is the one I wear most now. I kept Vanilla. Not a quality issue, a shade issue, and the photos do show the difference if you look.

I stopped because of the cold and because heavy tights looked heavy. These look like the tights I wore at 40, and my legs are warm at the bus stop. L/XL, Espresso, US 14. My daughter tried them on and ordered her own in Tan. The waist doesn’t roll when I get out of the car.

On my feet, squatting, bending over a bed. The waist stayed up and the thigh didn’t pill where my legs meet. I’m 200 lb, L/XL, Espresso, under scrubs on the way in and a dress on the way to dinner after. They survived both. I’ll buy a second pair for laundry day.

Espresso for work, Bronze for anything brown or black, Vanilla for light dresses. Same size in all three, XS/S, and they feel the same. I’m 128 lb. The bundle made sense once I knew the first pair fit. No difference in warmth between colors.

I’m not going to pretend they erase anything. They soften it. The back of my thighs looks smoother in a short skirt than it does bare, and the fleece is doing that without looking thick. Tan, M/L, 154 lb. I wore them to a birthday dinner and checked the photos later. I ordered another pair the same night.

Fifteen minutes for a delayed train, skirt, no second layer. Espresso. Legs stayed warm and I wasn’t doing that awkward calf-rub people do in sheer tights. I’m 5'8", 150 lb, and I sized up to L/XL because of my height. The extra length was the right call. The waist is a little roomier than M/L would have been, and I prefer it.

Thermal leggings always flattened me and added a seam up the middle that read as a diaper. One seam here, and it disappears. I’m 210 lb, 2XL/3XL, Bronze. I can see the shape of my leg. That sounds small. It isn’t, if you’ve spent years in black opaque tights that turned your legs into columns.

Badge, lanyard, eight hours of chairs and then a reception. Waistband never folded, and I didn’t have to escape to a bathroom to pull tights up. US 14, L/XL, Espresso, with heels. By the reception I had forgotten the fleece was there until I walked outside and stayed warm.

The last pair I tried was a whisper of fluff and looked painted-on opaque. I turned these inside out before I wore them. The lining covers the leg and it’s actually soft. 2XL/3XL, I’m a US 16, 205 lb. Waist is wide. It doesn’t migrate when I drive. Packed well, here in four days.

That is a compliment. Black dress, Bronze, heels, and he spent the evening thinking I had decided to be cold on purpose. I’m 136 lb, XS/S. We walked six blocks. I was fine. He offered his coat for my shoulders and never once looked at my legs like something was off.

Wool itches me. A lot of tights do too, at the waist. I wore these for a full day and the inside just feels soft. No redness when I took them off. Tan, M/L, 142 lb. I still wash them in a bag with nothing scented. They’ve earned a second pair.

The coat stops mid-thigh and the rest of me used to go numb. Espresso under the coat, ankle boots, puddles. The knit didn’t bag with the damp, and they dried overnight on a hanger. I’m 198 lb, L/XL. This is the first November I’ve kept dresses in the weekday rotation.

I stain tights with boot leather and I hate waiting on laundry. Espresso and Tan, both M/L. Same fit. I rotate them and wash on Sunday. A month in, both look like the day they arrived. I’m 5'6", 151 lb. The size chart by weight was more useful than the dress size.

I’m 248 lb and my middle is the part that usually loses the argument with tights. 2XL/3XL in Espresso stays over my belly and doesn’t cut a line I can see through a sweater dress. I wore them to a shower, sat for three hours, stood for photos. Had to check once that they hadn’t slipped. They hadn’t.

If you want one pair, Espresso. It goes with boots, black dresses, denim, and it hides the fact that you’re wearing something warm. I’m 160 lb, M/L, 5'5". Add Tan or Bronze once you trust the size. I’m on pair three. The first one still looks good.