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Five Top Black-Owned Hosiery & Stocking Brands

January 4, 2023 · Updated January 3, 2023·By Darralynn Hutson

Today, thanks to Black designers and founders, the options of stockings and hosiery has changed.

Darralynn Hutson

January 4, 2023 · Updated January 3, 2023

It used to be that hosiery just meant one thing; keeping legs warm. However, options were often limited to two shades of black and tan; often images of women plaster in the front of stockings and hosiery brands were all thin, white, blonde and busty. Today, thanks to Black designers and founders, the options of stockings and hosiery has changed. Stockings and hosiery isn’t for just wearing a dress anymore; wearing stockings can be provocative and fun with lots of options to choose. BLAC has curated a short list of five Black-owned Hosiery and stockings brands that are changing the world, one fishnet, and back-seamed tight at a time.

Nube Barre

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d.bleu.dazzled

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Nubian Skin

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Eunice W. Johnson and Iman who created Fashion Fair and Iman cosmetics, Ade took over and created Nubian skin. They launched with a edited collection of lingerie and hosiery for the essential underwear needs for women of color.

SAVAGE X FENTY

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From men & women’s underwear and sleepwear, to loungewear and sportswear, Savage X Fenty has something for every mood.

Love, Vera

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Love, Vera is the opportunity for black women in fashion to show the world that they belong!

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