Basic Tights [Red]
Romantic tiger
$46.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Romantic tiger Basic Tights [Red] feel bold and sleek in motion. Premium Korean-made tights in a vivid red fuse excellent elasticity with a dense knit that holds a slim, beautifully defined line. The fabric drapes with a buttery-soft hand, making the leg look sculpted yet comfortable for daily wear from morning meetings to after-work moments.
Free size fits heights 150-175 cm, with graduated compression knitting from ankle to thigh and 3D area-specific compression technology that reduces swelling and fatigue throughout the day. The 80 denier knit provides opaque coverage and a steady, streamlined silhouette, making them easy to pair under skirts, dresses, or tunics and to wear with boots or flats as the weather shifts.
Romantic tiger leans into bold color and wearable luxury, and these tights translate that mood into a practical everyday staple. Colors traverse a full spectrum, including Hot Pink, Orange, Red, Blue, Purple, Burgundy, Charcoal, Navy, Black, Lilac, and Red Blossom, so you can anchor looks from street-ready to refined. Try them under a slip dress with a chunky knit, or with a sculptural midi skirt for a modern, cohesive line.
Materials / Fabrication
- Premium Korean-made tights
- 80 denier, dense knit structure
- Graduated compression knitting from ankle to thigh
- 3D area-specific compression technology
- Free size, fits heights 150-175 cm
- Color options: Hot Pink, Orange, Red, Blue, Purple, Burgundy, Charcoal, Navy, Black, Lilac, Red Blossom
- Country of origin: Korea
Recommended Care
- Hand wash cold with mild detergent; do not wring
- Lay flat to dry away from direct heat
- Do not bleach or use fabric softeners
- Do not iron
Fit Notes
- Free size fits heights 150-175 cm for flexible wear.
- 80 denier knit with a dense, buttery-soft feel offers coverage and comfort.
- Graduated ankle-to-thigh compression with 3D area-specific technology helps reduce swelling and fatigue.
- Available in eleven colors, including this red option.
