Pastels And Berries, An Unlikely Friendship
Pastel tights are not something that get talked about too much. But colours are a huge part of the fashion experience and something we love to explore here at UK Tights. Coloured tights are some of the absolute best in the world of leg wear. They are perfect for adding depth and beauty to any outfit. They are the easiest way to bring something new to your wardrobe. But the perennial question is always the same. What colours should you get? And why should you give pastel tights the time of day exactly.

The Berry And Pastel Tights Combo
Here are a few tips on how to choose a some shades this winter. Especially some that might make combining your outfits easier. We could give you a list of great winter colours and festive favourites. But we have one particular tip in mind that is a bit more original. Pastels and berry shades combined. Combining pastel shades and berry colours are often seen as clashing. But it really doesn’t have to be. If you pair them together with a careful eye, then you can find something amazing to wear. Something that is very original.
Oranges And Yellows, Shades For All Seasons
For Spring 2020 pastel tights were all over the catwalks and this included hosiery too. Designers were mixing floral midi skirts in berry shades and contrasting with lilac or pale yellow tights. Tights can help to extend your summer wardrobe into autumn by teaming short skirts and dresses. But this works for winter wardrobes too. You can get much more mileage out of the same outfits by using the above strategy too. Ever seen warm winter tights in a mulberry red paired with a cream or ivory jumper for Christmas? This is the same tactic!
Try a pair of burnished orange or rich tangerine pair of tights with something much lighter like a cornflower blue. Then you will have warmth and subtlety in the same package. Not a berry shade technically. But a dark orange is as rich as any raspberry or pomegranate red, and the combination works just as well.

The Power Of Plum
Plum doesn’t necessarily make a great colour for pastel tights. But if you want it a bit deeper and more jewel-like than the powdery texture we have shown you, then here it is. Think of a pair of plum tights and a baby blue or baby pink dress. Here you have the lighter dusky shades in the clothing and something deeper in the leg wear. This makes for a very feminine outfit that contrasts but never clashes. It’s a great way to get a cool colour combination. It’s the blend of the richest coloured tights that we have ever seen with something more light and refreshing. Now that’s an exciting combo. This is a method you can use to make a whole new wardrobe out of your existing outfits and accessories. And trust us, it’s one of the most creative things you can do in the world of fashion.
Be careful with this method, though. You have to pair something rich with something light and pastel enough. Enough so that the two are not competing for attention too much. If you execute this with a little extra care and some pairing skill, then you will have some special. One of the most captivating and original outfits of the season, in fact.
4 Comments
RANDALL W PIERCE
When it comes to colored tights I wear them all dare me to wear a color great I will wear it. Colors like any bright neon color others like Cyclame, Burnished Orange, Tangerine, Plum, Pink, Neon colors. Colors are a fantastic fashion look only thing I prefer is at least a 10% spandex content for a great fit and feel.
Gilbert Sanchez
I see adorn of color the shirts are gathered and what tights needed.
ribbedtights
I was thinking about this the other day … honestly!!! There’s nothing wrong with sheer tan tights or even opaque black tights, but they’re not very interesting! Yes, I have a drawer full of these tights, but for a special occasion, I ALWAYS turn to coloured tights. But which colour??
Chocolate brown has always been and always will be my favourite. But more recently, I’m liking opaque (and sheer) grey tights. Then I saw the lilac tights in your article … WOW!! I adore that colour! And now, the more pastel colours I think of, the more I want them!! Look at what you have started!
Then you show us picture of pink tights and orange tights … I think I’m falling for bright colours as well!!
And finally, the plum tights from your article … hmmm … maybe earthy plums and red are my favourite??
And we haven’t even mentioned green tights (bottle green tights may be a little school time, but I like that colour!)!!
Might need to visit UK Tights for a Christmas shop!! Thank you … great article!
Ian Scott
I love colours and pastel shades. Nice to ditch the traditional black opaque tights and show off my pins in bright colours on grey winter days.
Vibrant blues, orange and yellows brighten up any grey day. I love cool pastel pale shades too on crisp clear winter days. Very pale blue and pale greys are my favs.
Bobbie CD