Ice Ice Baby Tights - Navy

Denier measures how thick the yarn in your tights is, and 80 denier sits at the thick end of that scale. That thickness gives you full opacity, so no skin tone shows through at all, plus a good amount of warmth. It's the go-to for anyone who wants proper coverage rather than any sheerness.

Yes, 80 denier tights are fully opaque, so there's no skin tone showing through at all. They give you an even, solid block of colour from waist to toe, which is what makes them such a reliable everyday layer. If you want something with a bit of sheerness instead, 30 or 50 denier will get you there.

Yes, 80 denier tights are the second warmest option in our denier range, so they're a solid choice for winter. The thicker yarn gives your legs a proper layer of warmth without feeling bulky under trousers or a dress. If you're after something lighter for milder days, 30 or 50 denier will suit you better.

80 denier tights are thicker and warmer by design, so they can feel too warm if you're indoors a lot or the weather's milder than you expected, but they are great for colder days. We make some 80 denier styles designed to be more breathable, for anyone who wants that coverage without overheating. It's worth choosing one of those styles specifically if staying cool matters to you, rather than assuming every 80 denier pair wears the same.

No tights are completely ladder proof, but 80 denier holds up well thanks to its thicker yarn and stronger construction. That extra thickness makes it naturally more resistant to snags than a sheer pair, meaning they're built to be a hardwearing everyday layer.