Pantyhose sheer seitenglatt 15 FALKE 15den - transparent tights with waistband from Germany try on.

In this video i tried on naturel Shella 40 LEVANTE Calze pantyhose 40den - support tights with graduated compression from Italy try on.

19% Elastan, 81% Poliamide.

Manufacturer's description:
"Specially designet tights with graduated compression that works actively in preventing the effects of cellulite. Sheer to waist with flat seams and cotton gusset."

15 den pantyhose.
A denier measurement of 15 indicates that the pantyhose are relatively sheer and lightweight. They provide a more transparent appearance on the legs, making them suitable for warmer weather or when you want a more subtle, natural look.Sheer pantyhose like those with a 15 denier are often chosen for formal or dressy occasions when you want a polished and elegant look.

Falke pantyhose.
Falke KGaA (proper spelling: FALKE) is a German family business from Schmallenberg in the Sauerland that primarily produces hosiery. Sportswear, men's fashion and accessories are also produced.
The company was founded in 1895 by the former roofer Franz Falke-Rohen. Falke-Rohen had previously worked as a day laborer in a knitting factory during the winter months. In 1895 he finally set up his own business. When orders became scarce in 1900, son Franz Falke Jr. learned to make umbrellas and sell them in a door-to-door shop. From 1906 onwards, Falke produced under its own name for the first time and began purchasing the yarn directly from the spinning mills, while the company founder used to regularly travel to the market in Essen to buy yarn.
In 1918, Falke-Rohen acquired the Carl Meisenburg wool and hair yarn spinning mill in Schmallenberg (later Falke Garne; today HorusTec) and built its own factory in Schmallenberg in 1920, where the company's headquarters are still located today. After his father's death in 1928, Falke Jr. took over the majority share of the company. In 1939 the “Salomon Stern knitwear factory” was acquired and the product range was expanded to include outerwear for men (today Falke Fashion). The trademark “F A L K E” was designed in 1946 and trademarked in 1950.