Museum Collection
- One Size / US woman's 5'-5'8"
- 98% Nylon, 2% Spandex
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Machine wash, tumble dry low
- Made by craftsman in Japan
Printed Tights
Made with the most advanced printing technology in Japan. Intricate, visually inspiring designs are dyed smoothly on smooth zokki tights. The prints remain opaque and in place when stretched.
I love these tights! They are so comfortable and I get so many compliments 😊
These magnificent tights are one of a kind; the intricate patterns and bright colors are sublime! Visually, the Musuem collection is truly a work of art; the creative vision of the artists’ is sewn into tight form. Practically speaking, the tights are both comfortable to wear and the soft, velvety, flannel like fabric is made to last for a long time. No snags, no tears, no weird stretching for a few weeks now! It feels like wearing the best of both worlds: comfort, quality, and beauty are perfectly united within these artful tights!
I purchased the William Morris teal & cream tights, and the Diamond Floral cream/tan/multicolor design.
These are stunning pieces. Perfect for cosplay and performance art.
My only wish is that they came in plus-sizes, too.
Purchased the Robert Delaunay and Honeycomb Quilt prints. Great colors, great quality, goes great with many of my outfits. I'm a petite 5' 2" and they were not baggy or bunchy at all.
The Honeycomb does have some repeated patterning at the seams (or where the seams would be on pants) but look, do I know what goes into to printing tights? Absolutely not, so it's not a complaint just a heads up for future shoppers. ((Did not purchase but considered the Crazy Quilt Animal print tights. Florence Elizabeth Marvin's 1886 quilt with the goofy applique owls is one of my favorite ever quilts, but the images were reversed and after considering the print on the Honeycomb I decided to abstain from tights with less abstract imagery, but I may be tempted again in the future. ))
The Robert Delaunay print is gorgeously colorful and the nature of the original composition keeps the tight's seams (again, not the right word but the line along the side where one portion of printing ends and the other one starts) from doing odd things to the print. I just discovered Sonia Delaunay's work this year and I am obsessed at the moment. These tights may be the closest affordable things I can find to add Robert's wife's influence to my wardrobe.
I really love the variety of patterns offered by the Tabbisocks Museum Collection. They are so colorful and fun and perfect for people who want to dress with a more curated personal style.
Museum Collection