Size Guide
Find the tights or stockings size that will offer you comfort, elegance, and a harmonious fit.
How to choose your size
Find your height
Measure yourself barefoot, standing up straight. Compare your height to the one indicated in the table.
Find your weight
Then compare your weight. The combination of your height and your weight helps determine the appropriate size.
Adult tights and stockings
| Omero Size | 1 / XS | 2 / S | 3 / M | 4 / L | 5 / XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 150–162 cm | 158–168 cm | 165–174 cm | 172–182 cm | 175–185 cm |
| Weight | 41–59 kg | 47–72 kg | 52–74 kg | 65–85 kg | 75–95 kg |
Combined size models
Some Omero fashion tights, leggings, and stretchy models use combined sizes.
| Omero combined size | Corresponding sizes |
|---|---|
| XS / S | 1 / XS and 2 / S |
| S / M | 2 / S and 3 / M |
| M / L | 3 / M and 4 / L |
| L / XL | 4 / L and 5 / XL |
Choosing based on product type
Sheer tights
The fabric should be distributed evenly on the legs, without marked differences in transparency or excessive tension.
Opaque tights
Choose a size that allows the tights to be pulled up completely to the crotch without sliding down.
Shapewear tights
The shaping part should stay securely in place without rolling or painfully compressing the waist and hips.
Hold-ups
Choose based on your height and weight. The band should stay in place without excessively squeezing the thigh.
Patterned and fishnet tights
An appropriate size helps maintain an even distribution of patterns and mesh over the entire leg.
Leggings and treggings
Check the combined size indicated on the product sheet. The garment should follow your silhouette without becoming transparent.
How to recognize a good fit
At the waist
The waistband should stay comfortably in place without rolling, slipping, or leaving deep marks.
At the crotch
The tights should be pulled up completely to the crotch and remain in place during your movements.
On the legs
The fabric should be smooth and even, without significant folds or excessively stretched areas.
At the feet
The toes should remain comfortable, without compression or excessive fabric bunching.