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PANTYHOSE
Pantyhose and TightsThe term 'pantyhose' is used to describe sheer tights. The word originated in the United States, and refers to sheer nylon hosiery (up to 40 denier). The term 'tights' is used in the US to describe thicker opaque hosiery (over 40 denier), or garments made from stretchy material which only goes as far as the ankles often worn during sports (known in the UK as leggings).In the UK the term 'pantyhose' is not used as the term 'tights' is used for both sheer and opaque hosiery, and garments that go to the ankle are known as 'leggings'.
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