Oroblù Autumn/Winter 2026: lamé leopard, lace and tartan, the collection with prices

Before the campaign, the catalogue: Oroblù opened winter 2026 by putting fifteen new pairs of tights on its own site between 2 and 30 September. The first one you notice is a leopard print in lamé yarn, the Luxe Leopard 40. Around it are sheer lace designs in five colours, opaque tartan and chevron, sheer polka dots and a thermal that the product page describes as having a "sheer effect". Here they are one by one, with the denier, the fibre content printed on each product page and the price.

The catalogue behind the campaign

The brand, owned by CSP International and launched in 1987 in Ceresara, near Mantua, has an Autumn/Winter campaign on its home page, "Nuove forme di femminilità" (new forms of femininity), in which the tights take the colour of the knitwear: we covered it in a separate piece. Here we stick to the catalogue, with its product shots of legs posed against a light grey background, and to what each page says. For comparison, Calzedonia built its autumn around Lily Allen and other faces, or Wolford with its archive prints.

The product pages still say a lot. Almost all of them give the exact fibre content and the denier, and the catalogue labels the season's tights Made in Italy, with one exception we come to below. The prices below are those of the Italian site; the English-language European shop (oroblu.com/en-eu) also sells in euros, at slightly higher prices.

What is in the collection

All prices are from Oroblù's site, read on the product pages at the end of October 2026.

Luxe Leopard 40 is the evening pair of the season. The animal pattern, the product page explains, is made by sublimation printing, which transfers the colour straight onto the fibres with heat: the print stays sharp and the tights keep their stretch. The lamé yarn, 23% of the fibre content, gives the leg a soft glow. It has a quieter sibling, Spark Texture, also 40 denier and also lamé, with a raised pattern instead of a print.

Pure Lace 20 is the everyday lace: twenty denier, a floral design that shows the skin, a reinforced toe and five colours, from wool white to burgundy and green. Stylish Lace 30 does the same job with ten more denier and a denser flower. For evening ideas, see our guide on how to wear lace tights.

Pure Lace 20 in green, one of the season's five colours. Photo: Oroblù, product page.

Tartan, chevron and ribs: the patterned opaques

Half of the collection is 50 and 60 denier opaques with a pattern. Soft Plaid 60 puts tartan on the leg in muted tones, with an unusual mix for tights: polyester and polypropylene alongside the polyamide, for a marl effect. Irregular Chevron 60, in camel or wool grey, is the closest thing to a pair of tweed trousers. Vertical Rib 60 and Geoline 50 pair black with a second colour, in fine ribs or a geometric pattern, for €17.50.

Soft Plaid 60, an opaque marl with tartan. Photo: Oroblù, product page.

Irregular Chevron 60 in camel. Photo: Oroblù, product page.

The labels show how much an opaque can vary. Vertical Rib has 5% elastane, Geoline 3%, All Colors 50 10%: more elastane means tights that spring back and do not bag at the knee. We explain it in the section on what 94% polyamide, 6% elastane means in our materials guide.

The thermal that looks sheer, and the fishnet

Thermo-Nude is the most expensive pair of the season, €27.50, and also the one with the most elastane, 16%. It is an opaque thermal with a sheer effect and a print of small velvet-effect hearts. The main fibre is polyester, at 53%. It is the only pair in the table that the catalogue does not label Made in Italy. If you are shopping for warmth, our thermal tights guide explains what to look for on the label.

Thermo-Nude, an opaque thermal that looks sheer. Photo: Oroblù, product page.

Etherea Mesh is the collection's only fishnet: the pattern runs down the front of the leg and the brand suggests it with a top in the same design. The rules in our guide on how to wear fishnet tights apply.

Etherea Mesh, the collection's fishnet. Photo: Oroblù, product page.

The season is rounded off by Texture Grace in lyocell, a soft, warm cellulose fibre, and new colours for All Colors 50. In mid-September the Bio-Derived Sneakers tights arrived too, the ones with LYCRA partly made from corn: we covered them in a dedicated article.

How to wear them: three looks

Lamé leopard with black. Luxe Leopard 40 under a short black dress or a pencil skirt, with black pumps: the tights are the only pattern in the look and the lamé glow does the rest.

Coloured lace, tone on tone. Pure Lace 20 in burgundy with a burgundy jumper and skirt, or green with dark green. It works because the flower only reads up close.

Tartan instead of trousers. Soft Plaid 60 or Irregular Chevron 60 with a plain knee-length skirt and boots: the pattern stays on the leg, everything else stays simple. The mistake to avoid is adding a second pattern.

Prices and where to buy

The collection is sold on Oroblù's site, which lists prices in euros only, and in shops that carry the brand. The pages we read are for the black colourway, or the first one available; other colours cost the same. The links are below.

The photos

All images come from the Autumn/Winter 2026 product pages on Oroblù's site, credited to the brand. The photo in the cover circle is Pure Lace 20 in burgundy.