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“Everyone said ultra-resilient tights would be impossible, but we knew we could make our own luck.”
KATHERINE HOMUTH, FOUNDER & CEO
“Everyone said ultra-resilient tights would be impossible, but we knew we could make our own luck.”
KATHERINE HOMUTH, FOUNDER & CEO
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HOW WE GOT TO GUARANTEED GOOD LUCK
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TIGHTS WERE TRASH, UNTIL NOW
Humans have walked on the moon—so why did tights still break at the first sign of bad luck? Founder Katherine Homuth was fed up with old-fashioned, disposable hosiery, so she set out to make the toughest, luckiest tights in the world.
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IT TOOK SHEER GRIT AND THE TOUGHEST MATERIALS, BUT WE DID THE IMPOSSIBLE
With a lot of hard work and innovation, Katherine and her team created a miracle knit, a proprietary manufacturing process, and took over the largest hosiery factory in Montreal, Canada, where the entire team is based today.
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WE WOUND UP WITH THE STRONGEST KNIT IN THE WORLD, AND OUR LUCK IS JUST BEGINNING
Our Sheertex knit is the foundation of all of our products, and we’re finding more and more ways to create stylish, ultra-durable uses for it.
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“BELIEVE THE IMPOSSIBLE. WE DID, AND THAT’S HOW WE GOT HERE. COUNT ON US FOR PRODUCTS ENGINEERED FOR BETTER ODDS.”
KATHERINE HOMUTH, FOUNDER & CEO
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MADE STRONG WITH SHEERTEX
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90-Day GUARANTEE
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Responsibly made in canada
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Machine Washable
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SEE OUR STRENGTH IN ACTION
SUSTAINABILITY IS WOVEN THROUGH OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS
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01–DURABILITY
THROWING AWAY DISPOSABLE TIGHTS, FOR GOOD
Over 2 billion pairs of pantyhose are thrown away each year. Tights shouldn’t be trash, so we’re replacing them with a strong and long-lasting knit that can be reworn, again and again.
OUR PRICING IS BOUND TO OUR QUALITY
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We’re the first hosiery company to be using fiber this strong to make tights. This fiber is traditionally used for climbing equipment and in other more heavy duty ways, and getting it thin enough for pantyhose doesn’t come easy. Our prices reflect the cost of our materials directly — no scams or crazy markups.