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Best place to buy hold ups
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over a year ago
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Uktights dot com
Click hold ups and then "large hold ups"
They have huge selection.
I buy the Glamory ones which are the first comfortable hold ups I've ever had! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Uktights dot com
Click hold ups and then "large hold ups"
They have huge selection.
I buy the Glamory ones which are the first comfortable hold ups I've ever had! "
Thanks I'll have a look now x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The thicker ones with striped tops are from Primark, sometimes they are just right and sometimes they are way too long in the leg and the tops are too narrow, but for the price they are worth the risk.
I get a lot from Paradise4women on eBay, really wide comfy lace tops and available in so many colours |
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I've tried many different brands of hold ups.
The best i've found are asda, £4 for two pairs. They are my favourite and not much makes them shift.
A close second are the ones with the trip band around the top from primark, they are £2.50 a pair. I do find they can be a little tight around the top but I don't mind that, it feels secure. The only real downside is actually getting them in the first place. They are very rarely in stock in my local primark because they sell out fast.
The worst i've tried are from boots. |
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over a year ago
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"I get mine from Ann summers x I'm 5'11 and chunky xx
I want the tri band ones and they don't have those in hold ups x"
The best tri band ones I've had are from love honey  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I never thought to get them from a supermarket....always gone to Marks and Spencer but the quality seems to be going down hill....this is one of the most useful forum posts I've read...thanks OP xxxx |
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"Marks and spencers have started doing the tri band ones, £6 and they go up to an XL"
I went into m&s the other day and they didn't have the tri band one but I know for certain that I've had them from there before |
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I've always bought M&S in the past but recently I don't find they last more than one wash.
I think one bought tri-band ones before from Sainsburys Tu & Primark which have been okay, will have a look at ASDA. |
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"Marks and spencers have started doing the tri band ones, £6 and they go up to an XL
I went into m&s the other day and they didn't have the tri band one but I know for certain that I've had them from there before "
Found you have to get more and more online these days as they are reducing how much they carry in store |
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"I've always bought M&S in the past but recently I don't find they last more than one wash.
I think one bought tri-band ones before from Sainsburys Tu & Primark which have been okay, will have a look at ASDA."
Sainsburys don't do tri band hold ups, only lace top 15 denier or 40 denier. I work on their clothing dept |
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