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Be Wicked! calls these its Solid Band Fishnets: nude fishnet thigh highs with net running from the toe to the upper thigh and a plain solid band at the top. Nude net gives the leg a textured pattern without adding colour, which makes this pair easy to wear with almost any lingerie or costume.
Most fishnet stockings either have a lace top or run all the way to the waist. This style stops at the thigh and finishes in a solid band, so the top edge looks clean and simple, closer to a classic stocking than a frilly one. In our range, the Kiss Goodnight adds floral lace to the band, and the Great Catch has a back seam, if you want either detail.
Nude is one fixed shade. On some skin tones it blends and leaves mostly the net pattern visible; on others it shows as a lighter lattice. Either way, it's a softer effect than black and suits stage costumes, showgirl looks and pale lingerie.
The supplier lists no size range or net size for this item. It is 100% nylon, made in Taiwan, and comes in a Be Wicked box. With no grip strip mentioned, a garter belt is the safer way to keep them up for a long night.
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Helpful answers about Be Wicked! Lingerie Nude Nylon Fishnet Thigh-High Stockings.
It's a fishnet stocking that stops at the upper thigh and finishes in a plain, non-net band instead of lace. The band gives a neat edge and something smooth to clip a garter to.
The supplier doesn't publish a size or size range for this item. Fishnet has natural stretch, but if you usually need Queen or plus-size hosiery, check with us before ordering.
Yes, the net pattern always shows. How much the colour stands out depends on your skin tone: it can blend closely or look like a lighter mesh. Black is the more predictable choice if you want contrast.
Be Wicked doesn't mention a silicone grip in the band. For a short wear they may stay up, but a garter belt is more reliable for dancing or a long event.
The supplier asks you to follow the care instructions on the packaging, so check the box first. Gentle hand washing in cold water and drying flat is the usual approach for nylon fishnet.