Marie Antoilette Clearance Patouage Tights
- Size Guide in Description

Reveal your passion and freedom to a wild and poetic journey with these "One of a Kind" PATOUAGE printed design encompassing original wonderlands with a blast of colours. Stand out from the crowd with a burst of colourful energy.
French fashion and manufactured in France these high quality tights wash and wear extremely well.
BRAND NATIONALITY
French
COMPOSITION Polyamide (Nylon) 96%, Elastane 4%
DENIER 50 (almost opaque)

MARIE ANTOILETTE HOSIERY:
Marie Antoilette is a unique brand from France. " Each of the Marie Antoilette designs is original and different to anything else on the market.
She observes the women around her, in the street, the subway, she dreams of drawings that adapt to the leg, which sublimate it. The question that Valérie asks herself before creating each pantyhose; What would my daughter, my friends, want to wear? This woman I met yesterday, what universe corresponds to it? "
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Care and Longevity
Wear
- Remove jewellery before putting on tights to prevent accidental snags
- Simply roll each leg of your hosiery until you reach the end, slip your toes in and slowly pull them all the way up. Don’t try and pull them to high as you may cause them to stretch or tear.
Wash
- Hand wash gently in cold water using a mild detergent
- Place in a hosiery wash bag if machine washing is permitted by the care label
- Avoid bleach, fabric softeners, and harsh detergents
- Do not tumble dry; air dry away from direct heat. It may seem easy to throw your hosiery in the tumble dryer, however you run the risk of either shrinkage or losing their shape. Gently lay them out to drip dry and have hosiery that accentuate your shape.
Store
- Storing your hosiery is just as important as how you wash them. Avoid tangling them up in a drawer and instead fold them in thirds or roll them up. Your drawers will look neat and most importantly your hosiery will stay in shape and last multiple uses.
- Store separately from garments with zips, hooks, or rough fabrics
