Oroblù's Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign: the tights match the jumper

A girl kneels on a long wooden table in front of a large painting of the sea and seagulls. She wears a navy roll-neck and tights with a navy check on a black ground. That is how Oroblù built its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign, shot after shot: the patterned tights take the colour of whatever sits above them. Here are the pairs in the pictures, with the denier, product code and price from the brand's own product pages.

“Nuove forme di femminilità”

On oroblu.com the season opens with a banner headed “Nuove forme di femminilità”, new forms of femininity, over the line “Nuova Collezione Autunno Inverno”. The campaign photos and two videos sit on the same page, and the image files are named for the “26fw” collection. On Instagram, @orobluofficial has been posting the same pictures one at a time since late September, tagged #FW26. Neither the site nor the posts name the photographer, stylist or models, and we found no press release.

The set looks like a 1970s flat: pale blue carpet that climbs the steps of the bed, red lacquer shelves and bedside tables, red and white wall lamps, a low bed with pink sheets. Another room has a wooden table with white leather and metal chairs. The captions are short and in English: “Oroblù is elegance to wear: sublime comfort and refined details.”

Navy: Urban Grid 40 and Geoline 50

The table shot, posted on 1 November, is the clearest. The tights carry a navy tartan on a sheer black ground: comparing it with the product pages, it is Urban Grid 40 in black and navy. Oroblù calls it a semi-opaque with a contrasting check: 40 denier, 96% polyamide and 4% elastane, code VOBC68606, €19.50 on the Italian store and €24 on the European one.

The second navy is an opaque. In the post of 28 October a girl lies on the pink bed in navy tights worked with an open geometric pattern, a navy sock rolled at the ankle. The same pair comes back in a two-model post, with navy from the collar to the toe. It is Geoline 50 in navy: 50 denier, 97% polyamide and 3% elastane, code VOBC68603, €17.50 in Italy and €22 on the European store. Next to her, on the floor, a second model in plum wears plum textured tights that we could not find among the products on sale.

Green: Vertical Rib 60

The 6 October post shows only legs, in front of an olive velvet armchair with a diamond pattern. A green knee-length skirt, green tights with a fine rib, olive leather Mary Janes with a pointed toe and a strap. The tights are Vertical Rib 60 in black and green: a two-tone opaque, dark ribs on a green ground, 95% polyamide and 5% elastane, code VOBC68604, €17.50 in Italy and €22 on the European store. It is the same idea as the other pictures, carried down to the shoe.

Lace and leopard

In the lace picture on the home page, two girls sit back to back on the bed. One is all in pink, a bodysuit and pink lace tights; the other wears a red cardigan and burgundy lace tights with large roses. The file is named “pure-lace”, and the rose pattern matches Pure Lace 20 in burgundy: a semi-sheer floral, 87% polyamide and 13% elastane, reinforced toe, code VOBC01698, €17.50 in Italy and €24 on the European store. The pink, though, is not one of the five colours on sale (black, wool white, burgundy, green, hematite). Our guide on how to wear lace tights takes it off the set.

The campaign lace: on the right, the rose pattern of Pure Lace 20 in burgundy. Photo: Oroblù, Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign.

The leopard came out first, on 29 September: two legs in front of a cream sofa, sheer tights with dark spots on a chocolate ground and burgundy peep-toe slingbacks. The caption speaks of an “abstract spotted pattern”. It is Abstract Wild 30 in black and chocolate: 30 denier, 75% polyamide, 15% polypropylene and 10% elastane, code VOBC68609, €19.50 in Italy and €24 on the European store. Here the tone on tone runs from the tights into the shoe.

The black sheer is a thermal

The simplest picture is the one at the top of this article: a black top, black sheer tights, black pumps with an ankle strap. It looks like any 20 denier. The 26 October post with the same shot says otherwise: “Oroblù thermal tights combine the delicate look of 30-denier sheer tights with the comfort and warmth you need on colder days.” Among the season's new pairs, the thermal with a sheer effect is Thermo-Nude: 53% polyester, 31% polyamide, 16% elastane, a tiny print of velvet-effect hearts, code VOBC68637, €27.50 in Italy and €36 on the European store. The product page gives no denier. Our thermal tights guide explains what to look for on the label.

Why it works

Patterned tights usually go with black, because a pattern needs a neutral ground. Oroblù's campaign does the opposite: it gives the pattern the colour of the jumper or the skirt, so the check, the rib and the openwork read as texture rather than print. It is the principle behind coloured tights instead of black: one colour from the waist down lengthens the line.

How to wear them

• Navy with navy. Urban Grid 40 or Geoline 50 with a navy roll-neck and a skirt in the same shade. A navy sock over the tights, as in the bed picture, works with loafers.
• Green down to the shoe. Vertical Rib 60 with a green knee-length skirt and olive or brown Mary Janes. With a black shoe the look turns classic again.
• Lace with red. Pure Lace 20 in burgundy with a red cardigan and a short skirt: two different reds, and the lace stays the detail.
• Leopard with burgundy. Abstract Wild 30 with a burgundy or chocolate shoe, never black, to keep the pattern warm.
• The sheer that keeps you warm. Thermo-Nude with a short black dress and black pumps, for December evenings.

The mistake to avoid is a second pattern on top: the campaign's rule only holds if the knitwear is plain.

The photos

The two photos in the article come from the oroblu.com home page (the “Nuove forme di femminilità” banner) and are credited to the brand; the photographer is not named. The embedded posts are from the official @orobluofficial account. We identified the tights by comparing the pictures with the product pages on the brand's site, read on 2 November 2026. The photo in the cover circle is a crop of the lace picture.