We offer free express shipping within New Zealand on all standard orders over $100.
For orders under $100, a flat rate of $10 applies.
Please note: Fragile and oversized items may incur additional shipping fees based on your delivery address. These will be quoted at checkout.
Shipping to Australia is available at a flat rate of $25.
Once your payment has been processed and no further checks are needed, your order will be packed and dispatched within 1 business day. You’ll receive tracking details as soon as it’s on the way.
During busier periods, dispatch times may take a little longer. If we’re unable to deliver to your address for any reason outside our control, we’ll let you know as soon as possible.
It's important to us that your order is just right! Please get in touch with for any queries about sizing, fabric and styling you may have before ordering - we'd love to help!
Online purchases:
We are happy to exchange, credit or refund full priced items purchased online within 7 days. Read our return policy for terms and conditions here
In-store purchases:
In store purchases at full price returned for change of mind within 7 days are eligible for an exchange or credit note - We do not offer refund for change of mind.
Let us know in the notes of your order if you would like to include a special note - we'll even gift wrap it for you for that extra special surprise.
Caring for your Swedish Stockings
Tights are delicate by nature, but with the right care they’re designed to last. Fit is everything. A tight that’s too small is under tension and more prone to damage. If you’re between sizes, we recommend sizing up.
1. Before you wear them, give them a stretch
Pre-stretching the tights, by placing one hand on the foot of one leg, and the other on the top of part of the tights and pulling them apart, gently, helps to get the yarn ready and mobile to be put on. This also promotes a longer life for the yarn. We recommend doing this after every wash.
2. Scrunch them up, one leg at a time
Tights aren’t designed to be pulled on in one motion. A more gradual approach helps preserve the fabric and fit.
Scrunch each leg and ease them on to the knee first, allowing the yarn to distribute evenly - continue up the leg, adjusting slowly over the hips for a smooth, even finish.
3. Only pull from the bottom up
If the yarn feels uneven, it’s best to start again and ease them on more gradually. Trying to adjust the fabric once worn can place unnecessary strain on the yarn.
A smooth, even fit comes from building it up from the base rather than shifting it upwards.
4. Avoid fabric softeners
Refresh between wears where needed, with occasional gentle washing to maintain shape and feel. Hand wash or use a delicate cycle, ideally in a wash bag and avoid fabric softeners and the dryer. Air dry to preserve elasticity and finish.