Watch Martina’s full review of the Beileisi Hold-Up Stockings with Tall Embroidered Band. These hold-up stockings, believed to be from a Chinese brand, arrived from Amazon in a resealable packaging with a silicone-closure zipper, meaning the stockings can be neatly returned to the pouch between wears. Inside, the stockings are folded in their own plastic sleeve with a small cardboard insert that also shows other styles from the range.
The most immediately striking feature of these stockings is their tall welt. The wide stay-up band is elaborately worked in lace with red embroidered inserts and a small bow placed at the back rather than the front, which gives the back of the leg a particularly elegant finish. The body of the stocking is described as very sheer, with a fine seam running up the back of the leg that adds a further classic touch.
Martina notes that no size information is printed on the packaging, so she assumes these are sold as one size fits all. The welt features two silicone grip bands on the interior, which held the stockings firmly against the skin throughout wear. However, she points out a construction detail worth noting: there is no additional elastic at the very top edge of the welt, meaning there is quite a lot of loose fabric remaining at the upper margin even when the stocking is fully pulled up.
Key observations from the review include:
- Welt: tall, wide lace band with red embroidery and a decorative bow at the back
- Sheerness: very sheer throughout the leg
- Back seam: fine decorative seam running the length of the leg
- Grip: two interior silicone bands hold well against the skin
- Toe reinforcement: a small, fine toe panel that is barely noticeable inside a shoe
- Sizing: no size stated on packaging, presumed one size
- Top edge: no closing elastic at the uppermost edge of the welt, leaving excess fabric
On the toe, Martina finds a small, thin reinforcement panel that borders the toe area. She describes it as quite fine and says it does not cause any irritation inside a shoe. She can feel a slight extra thickness when flexing her toes, but considers this negligible during normal wear and does not expect it to cause problems with runs or snags.
Martina tried the stockings with three outfits. For the first, she paired them with a longline pencil skirt with a back split, a simple top, and black court shoes, noting that the bold welt visible through the split gave an otherwise formal look a deliberate decorative detail. For the second, she chose a floral, romantic dress and used the same black courts to keep the leg line clean. A third outfit allowed her to show the stockings in a closer close-up setting. Across all three combinations she felt the stockings were versatile enough for both formal and more relaxed occasions.
Overall, Martina is positive about the finish and hold of these stockings. The lace welt with its red embroidery is the clear standout, and the silicone grip kept them in place reliably. The only structural concern she raises is the absent elastic at the welt’s top edge, which leaves extra material bunched at the upper thigh. She considers the toe seam a non-issue in practice. For anyone interested in a decorative, very sheer hold-up with a statement welt, she suggests checking the purchase link beneath the video.
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