Fashion Tights

Patterned tights are the fastest way to transform an outfit — and with 80+ styles from Penti, Italiana and Daymod, this is the UK's home of statement legwear. Polka dot tights are our signature pattern, from delicate sheer micro dots to bold statement spots. Browse leopard, tartan, gingham, floral, heart and geometric designs, delicate lace tights, shimmering wet-look and glitter finishes, classic fishnets and elegant sheer patterns. Most designs come in classic black — black patterned tights are the easiest way to wear the trend — alongside everyday opaques from lightweight 30 denier tights up to 200 denier and thermal pairs for winter.

Every pair ships from Reading, with same-day dispatch on working-day orders placed before 2pm. Most styles come in EU sizes 1–4 (S–XL) — see the size guide for a quick conversion. Prefer something shorter? Explore knee highs, ankle socks and hold-ups to match.

New to patterned hosiery? Start with our guide to styling tights under jeans, the must-have pantyhose patterns, or our complete denier guide.

Patterned Tights FAQs

What are patterned tights?

Patterned tights are tights designed to be seen — polka dot, leopard, tartan, floral, lace, fishnet or geometric styles that act as the statement piece of an outfit, rather than plain everyday hosiery.

Are patterned tights in style in 2026?

Yes — sheer patterned tights, polka dots, animal print and fishnets are among 2026's strongest hosiery trends, worn with everything from mini skirts to tailoring.

Which polka dot tights should I choose?

Start with sheer black polka dot tights — a micro dot reads as subtle texture, while a big dot makes a real statement. This collection includes micro dot, big dot, heart-dot and shimmering fishnet-dot styles from Penti and Italiana.

What denier tights should I wear in winter?

Choose 80 denier or above for warmth; 200 denier and thermal styles are the warmest. Our denier guide explains the full scale from sheer 7 denier to thermal.

How do you wear patterned tights without looking overdressed?

Keep the rest of the outfit simple. A subtle polka dot or micro-pattern under a plain dress or with tailored shorts reads as considered rather than costume — and black-on-black patterns are the easiest place to start.