NewLe Silla Colette: the lace-up ankle boot shot with black front-seam tights
The histories of the great hosiery houses, from Wolford and Falke to Fogal: founders, factories, innovations, iconic products and key moments.
Two Valentino Garavani posts put pink tights under Rockstud and VLogo Signature heels. Valentino does not sell that pink: its own tights are brown or red, from $690.
Sergio Rossi's 8 November post puts model Lissett Ascanio in pale grey tights and python Beak pumps. Its autumn/winter 2026 campaign goes sheer black, on Instagram and on sergiorossi.com.
Two patterned pairs a month from €17.50, designed in Paris and knitted near Lake Garda: how Gambettes Box works, what it costs, where it ships and why a tights subscription makes sense.
Cranes, graffiti, polka-dot cats and the patchwork pair the brand says Sharon Stone wore in New York: what Viken Plan sells, what it costs and what buyers say.
Cream climbing roses on a nude base, 30 denier, made in Italy: the floral pair the Tel Aviv label is showing this autumn carries Emilio Cavallini's name.
From its founding near Verona in 1986 to the Oniverse group: who Sandro Veronesi is, how the stores and factories work, which brands grew out of Calzedonia and who fronted its campaigns.
In the first half of 2026 the operating loss fell from €22.8 million to €10.2 million, but revenue is still shrinking and the cash comes from Fosun's loans. The Bregenz brand's accounts, read by people who buy tights.
A Sauerland roofer, a factory that has stood on the same street since 1920, ski socks with a left and a right foot: 130 years of Falke, still in family hands.
From Zurich's first hosiery-only boutique and in-store darning to artists and capsules with Dries Van Noten: a century of Fogal, up to its new Abu Dhabi-based owner.
Founded in Stockholm in 2013, made in Castel Goffredo: how Swedish Stockings turns regenerated nylon, some of it from fishing nets, into tights, and laddered pairs into tables.
Born in Bregenz in 1949-50, Wolford invented seamless luxury, dressed Pucci and Mugler, and now, inside Lanvin Group, is fighting for a comeback. This is its story.
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