DRSKIN three-quarter tights

One cut in five colourways: a compression tight that ends on the calf rather than the ankle, for the weeks when a full-length pair is too warm and a short is not enough.

1 style
5 colourways
S to S size run

A three-quarter tight is bought for one reason and it is not fashion: the full-length pair is too warm from about May, and a compression short leaves the knee and the calf bare under it. This cut stops midway down the calf, which keeps the knee covered through a warm-up and lets the ankle breathe through the session. It is a small shelf, five colourways of one cut, and it stands on its own rather than being a shortened version of the tights two shelves up. The knit is the same 92 per cent polyester. If you own one pair of DRSKIN tights already, this is the second pair most people buy.

DRSKIN Camo Pieces

021 style

The rest of the three-quarter tights rail

Three-quarter tights

DRSKIN Three-Quarter Tights

Compression fit
Size S
Mesh panels

4.4 · 10,701 ratings

from $12.99

Where this comes from

Threading Your Way Through the Labeling Requirements Under the Textile and Wool Acts · US Federal Trade Commission. What a garment label must state: fibre content by generic name and percentage by weight in descending order, the country of processing or manufacture, and the maker or marketer by name or RN. A fibre under five percent is "other fiber" unless it does a job — spandex for elasticity is the rule's own example. Read September 5, 2026.
Clothes Captioning: Complying with the Care Labeling Rule · US Federal Trade Commission. The Care Labeling Rule, 16 CFR 423: washing method and water temperature, bleach, drying, ironing and warnings, each backed by reliable evidence, on a label attached permanently and legible for the useful life of the piece. Read September 5, 2026.

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03Before you order

Questions about DRSKIN three-quarter tights

Why anyone buys a tight that stops on the calf, where it ends on a leg, and whether it is the full-length pair cut short.

Why would you buy DRSKIN three-quarter tights instead of full length?

Because from about May the full-length pair is too warm and a compression short leaves the knee bare under it. This cut stops midway down the calf: the knee stays covered through a warm-up and the ankle breathes through the session. It is the second pair most people buy after the full-length tights rather than the first.

Where do DRSKIN three-quarter tights end on your leg?

Midway down the calf on most adult legs, below the knee and well clear of the ankle. It is a fixed length rather than a proportion, so on a shorter leg it sits closer to the ankle and on a taller one closer to the knee.

Is the DRSKIN three-quarter cut the same knit as the full-length pair?

The same 92 per cent polyester family, cut on the same last with the leg finished short. It is not a full-length pair with the bottom removed: the hem is finished with its own band so it stays on the calf rather than riding.

Every DRSKIN size, every pack

Every size, colourway and pack in the DRSKIN shelves sits behind this button, with the price from our last update against each one.