Can I wear new stockings without washing them? How can I tell the front and back of the stockings?

Stockings are worn close to the skin, so it is recommended to wash newly bought stockings before wearing them. There may be a lot of invisible dirt on new stockings, so this is the only way to ensure that the stockings are cleaner.

Can I wear new stockings without washing them?

Stockings are close-fitting clothing that are in direct contact with human skin. They are not washed during the production, packaging, and transportation processes, and there are a lot of invisible dirt on them, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc.

Stockings care and washing:

1. Before wearing, soak the stockings in a basin of warm water with a little vinegar or sugar to make the fibers tougher.

2. Put the new stockings in the refrigerator for one or two days, then take them out and put them aside. Wear them after one day to increase the toughness of the stockings.

3. When washing stockings, soak them in mild soapy water for a while, then use mild neutral soap or shampoo to pat and rub them gently in warm water (the water temperature should not exceed 30 degrees).

4. When drying the socks, use a towel to absorb excess moisture. Avoid direct sunlight. The elasticity of the fibers will be greatly reduced if exposed to direct sunlight. Then use clothespins to hold the socks at the mouth to dry. Do not dry the socks on an uneven drying rack as they are prone to snags.

4. If washing in a washing machine, please put the stockings into the laundry net first and then throw them into the washing machine.

How to distinguish the front and back of stockings

The two lines are at the back, and the one line is at the front. Before wearing new stockings, put them in the freezer with the packaging for more than 24 hours, then take them out directly. After they are thawed naturally, they are less likely to unravel when worn. When the socks are unraveling, you can use transparent nail polish to apply it on the edge of the hole. After the nail polish dries, it can not only prevent further unraveling, but also cover up the defects. When washing, wash by hand with warm water at about 30 degrees. Wash gently and never scrub vigorously. Use neutral detergent and avoid using bleaching and bleaching detergents. If washing by machine, please use a laundry bag. First, avoid entanglement with other clothes to damage the elasticity of the stockings, and second, avoid hooking the stockings with buckles and chains on the clothes. Stockings are very easy to dry. There is no need to twist them hard after washing to avoid fiber breakage. Dry them in a cool and ventilated place, avoid exposure to sunlight to prevent the fabric from oxidation, brittleness and damage. Stockings are not resistant to high temperatures. It is best to change your stockings when working in the kitchen to prevent high-temperature objects such as stoves and ovens from deforming and shrinking the stockings, thus affecting their wear.

What is the difference between 15d and 30d stockings

The difference is that 30D stockings are thicker than 15D. D in stockings refers to thickness. 15D stockings are relatively thin and are generally suitable for spring wear. 40-60D are spring and autumn stockings, and 60D and above are winter stockings. The thickness of stockings is standardized based on "Denier". The packaging of each pair of stockings usually indicates how many "D" or "Denier" (D or Denier refers to the unit of fiber fineness, and how many grams per 9000 meters of fiber is called how many D). Therefore, the higher the "D" number, the higher the relative weight of the fiber, and the thickness increases accordingly. The smaller the "D" number, the thinner and more transparent the stockings. The thinnest is 5D, and there are 10D and 15D, which are all ultra-thin stockings suitable for women to wear in summer. 50D, 80D, 120D, and 150D are moderate in thickness and suitable for women to wear in spring and autumn.

Introduction to the thickness of stockings

Generally, 40-60D is spring and autumn socks, and 60D and above is winter socks. Summer stockings generally have a DEN number below 20D, which is cool, light and transparent. Today's ultra-thin stockings even reach 5D. Thickened and warm velvet stockings are used in winter, and stockings with a thickness of more than 1600D are almost the same as autumn johns. If the stockings contain lycra material, in fact, only 25D can replace cotton wool autumn johns in winter. This is why wearing stockings is better than wearing autumn johns. If 1600D stockings are compared to the thickness of autumn johns, then 25D lycra stockings or 60D velvet stockings with the same warmth retention and superior moisture-proof and windproof effects are many times thinner than autumn johns, and are more comfortable and lighter than autumn johns.