Tights and pantyhose are sized differently from the rest of your wardrobe. Instead of a single measurement, brands size hosiery to your height and weight together, since the fabric has to stretch over your whole leg and torso. Enter both below to find your size. For sizing across other categories, see our main Women's Size Guide.
Tights & Pantyhose Size Finder
Measuring tips for tights & pantyhose
- Height: measure without shoes, standing straight against a wall.
- Weight: use your most recent reading for the most accurate size.
- Hosiery brands size by height and weight together rather than a single circumference, since the fabric needs to stretch to fit your whole leg and torso proportionally.
- If your height and weight point to two different size bands, choose the larger one.
Full Tights & Pantyhose Size Chart
Height and weight ranges for each size. If you fall between two rows, choose the larger size.
| Size | Height (in) | Weight (lbs) |
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Not Sure What Denier to Choose?
Denier measures thread thickness, so it drives opacity and warmth rather than fit. Pick a look below to see the denier range that matches it.
Fit Tips for Tights & Pantyhose
Because hosiery is sized by height and weight rather than a single measurement, a few things are worth knowing before you buy:
About This Tool
Our Tights & Pantyhose Size Finder works differently from our other size guides, because hosiery isn't sized to your bust, waist, or hips, it's sized to your height and weight together. Enter both to get a recommended size from our full range.
- Covers heights from about 4'10" to 6'2" (147cm to 188cm)
- Covers weights from about 90 to 240 lbs (41kg to 109kg)
- Works from height and weight, entered together or on their own
- Converts between US (in / lbs) and metric (cm / kg)
How This Tool Works
Measure your height using the guide below, and note your most recent weight.
Choose your preferred units using the US / Metric toggle at the top of the tool.
Enter one or both, then select Find My Tights Size.
Check your recommended size and read the fit tips above, especially for control-top and denier.
