How many d leggings should I wear in winter? How to choose the thickness of leggings?

The D number of leggings represents different thicknesses. Now that we have entered winter, the temperatures are relatively low across the country. So how should we choose the thickness when buying leggings? The editor will introduce it to you below.

Generally speaking, 300d to 2000d is suitable for women to wear in winter. 300d is usually worn at the beginning of winter, and as the temperature drops, the d number increases. The thickness of 1600d velvet stockings is basically close to that of ordinary cotton trousers (called "autumn trousers" in the north).

If you feel very cold in winter, you can also choose pantyhose of about 2000d to 3000d, which are basically cotton pantyhose. If the cold is moderate, you can choose about 1000d.

For other seasons, you can choose 50d to 100d pantyhose in spring and autumn; in summer, you can choose 5d to 10d ultra-thin pantyhose. Of course, you can also choose not to wear them.

20d or less is suitable for summer

In the hot summer, I would choose leggings below 20D. The texture is super light and thin, and the elasticity is very large. Even without holding it with hands, it is quite transparent, especially the skin-colored ones, which are as thin as butterfly wings and have a strong sense of perspective. The black ones are slightly better and not easy to show.

30 to 100 suitable for spring and autumn

100d leggings are still a bit transparent, for example, the skin color version, you can vaguely see your real skin color when you wear it. Compared with leggings below 20d, the waist, hips and socks are a bit thicker. This thickness of leggings is more suitable for wearing in late spring and early autumn.

100 to 200 is suitable for autumn

The stitching of 200d leggings will be finer, and the knees will be a little transparent when you bend your legs, but you won’t feel it when you stand with your legs straight. The texture of 100d to 200d leggings is similar to that of ordinary autumn pants, and the pressure on the legs will be a little greater, so they are more suitable for wearing in the slightly cool autumn.

300 to 800 is suitable for early winter

The 300d leggings are about the same thickness as a thin sweater. They are not see-through even when you bend your knees, and they won’t look bulky when paired with a short skirt. They are just the right size to wear at the beginning of winter.

The 800d leggings have a thin layer of fleece inside, which makes them feel soft and sticky when worn. You can see that the knees are not only not see-through, but also not so bony, and become much rounder. This thickness is suitable for wearing in temperatures around 10 degrees.

d is the thickness unit of stockings, representing the weight of each silk thread. The thickness of stockings is standardized based on "Denier". "D" or "Denier" refers to the unit of fiber fineness. The weight of each 9000 meters of fiber is called "D".

The larger the d number, the thicker the stockings. 200d is not transparent anymore and can be worn in winter. The smaller the "d" number, the thinner and more transparent the stockings. The more durable the socks are, the higher the "d" number is.

200d pantyhose can be worn in autumn, suitable for temperatures around 15 degrees.

Generally speaking, the smaller the d number, the thinner and more transparent the stockings are. The more durable the socks are, the higher the d number is. Generally, 40-60d is spring and autumn socks, and 60d and above is winter socks. Summer stockings generally have a d number below 20d, which is cool, light and transparent. In winter, thick and warm velvet stockings are used, and stockings above 1600d are almost the same as autumn johns.