VERO MONTE 1 Pair Womens Opaque Warm Fleece Lined Tights (BLACK) 460112

These are warmer and thicker than the regular tights. These are very cute. Pair great with dresses and shorts. Strongly recommend. I am buying more for sure.

I just got these for the upcoming winter. It is mid-autumn here (near Chicago), and the weather is starting to turn cold. The tights are very soft, but not thick. They fit pretty much like normal tights, with a slight, very thin fuzzy inner lining. They are very nice, comfortable, and look just as good as a quality pair of non-thermal tights, but I don't think they'd hold up very well to temperatures lower than 60. The lining is thin and I can still feel the cold through the tights. I would definitely get these again, and will still wear them, just not for winter use.

Pros:• Seemingly quite durable. Minimal piling after a few washes on warm, tumble dried low•Very slimming through the legs/thighs/butt•Sleek outer and super soft inner from toe to waist.•Keeps you warm between 45-65FCons:•Does nothing in temperatures 40F and below.•The waist band is short and tight, creating unflattering bulges if you have any tummy fat at all or don’t have an extreme hourglass figure. (I am in the mid-range in the size I chose. See details below.)• I had to replace the waistbands with higher yoga style bands (See pics)Recommendations:•If you are at the mid to high range in the sizing specs for either weight or height, consider sizing up. This may help with the waistband issue. (Or learn to sew!)•If you are looking to stay toasty in 45F or less, look elsewhere.•If you live in a place where winter barely exists than these may be perfect for you! :) The material is nice quality at least.I live in Phoenix and bought this for a trip up to Flagstaff where the low was in the 20s and the high was in the low 40s or high 30s.When I tried them on, they were noticeable tighter than I’d expected, but not too tight to get on. I am 5’4/136 lbs and chose the 5’3-5’7/100-150 lbs option. The waist band was big disappointment #1. Short and pinchy. If I didn’t know how to sew on my own yoga waist bands as a replacement, I would have hated these leggings. With my DIY waistbands, they are perfectly comfy and kept me happy on my trip. If I had to deal with the waistband as it comes, I would’ve been constantly self conscious of it and pulling it up.Disappointment #2: They also did not serve their intended purpose. They are not any warmer than a pair of flimsy stretch denim jeans. I went up from Phoenix to Flag wearing them with shorts to test them out. By themselves, it felt like I was wearing regular panty hose and I very quickly layered my jeans over them. I wore them under my jeans for 2 days of the trip and then wore my jeans without them on the third day. I could hardly tell a difference. I didn’t miss them.Back in Phoenix where the highs are in the 60’s, they are perfect. They allow me to sport a dress without ever getting a chill. But if you’re in real cold country, this is not going to fit the bill.

I have bought lined tights and leggings before and they tend to not stretch well. These tights still had a good stretch to them, didn’t roll at the top and kept my legs warm.

I ordered at least a half dozen pair of fleece lined tights and these were the only ones that I kept! They are fabulously warm, they look great, and the fleece goes all the way through the foot so there is no annoying line at the ankle. Fantastic!