Dreamgirl 0029N Fence Net Pantyhose with Attached Lace Short Top

What the Dreamgirl 0029N is

The Dreamgirl 0029N is a one-piece hosiery style that joins fence net legs to a floral stretch lace short at the waist. It is not a pair of tights worn under separate bottoms — the lace short and the net legs are built as a single garment, so the whole look pulls on in one motion. The style number is 0029N, which is the number to quote if you are matching the piece against a size chart or a stockist listing.

Visually it sits at the louder end of the lingerie rack. The net is a wide-diamond open weave rather than the fine, close mesh most people picture when they hear “fishnet”, and the lace section is cut as a short rather than a brief, giving the piece a defined waistband and a scalloped edge across the hip.

How the piece is built

The 0029N is made of two visually distinct sections that meet at the hip. Understanding where one ends and the other begins is most of what you need to know about how it wears.

• The fence net legs. Fence net is an open net with a wide diamond repeat — the strands are spaced far enough apart that the diamonds read as a graphic pattern from across a room rather than as a texture you have to be close to see. On the 0029N the net runs the full length of the leg and continues over the foot, so this is a true footed pantyhose and not a thigh-high or a stocking.
• The attached lace short. The upper section is a floral lace cut in a short, with a wide band at the waist and a scalloped finish around each leg opening. The lace has visible stretch and sits flat against the body rather than gathering.
• The join. The net begins where the lace short ends, high on the hip. Because the two are sewn together, there is no waistband to roll, no separate pair of shorts to line up, and no gap between layers.

The piece is knitted throughout, which is what gives it its stretch; there are no closures, hooks or adjustable straps anywhere on the garment.

How to wear it

Put the 0029N on the way you would put on any footed pantyhose: gather the leg down to the foot first, work it up one leg at a time, then settle the lace short at the waist last. Gathering rather than pulling is the part that matters with a wide net — dragging it up by the waistband puts all the tension on a few strands at once.

Because the lace section is a short rather than a brief, the 0029N reads as a finished outfit on its own and is often worn that way with heels. It also layers under a skirt or a dress, where the lace waistband sits under the hem and only the net shows. Rings, long nails and watch clasps are what usually catch a net this open, so it is worth taking them off before you handle it.

Caring for it

Fine net and stretch lace both do best with hand washing in cool water and air drying away from direct heat. A mesh laundry bag helps if you prefer a machine, since it keeps the net from catching on zips and hooks in the drum. Fabric softener and bleach are both worth avoiding on knitted stretch fabrics. The care label packed with the garment is the final word — follow it where it differs from this general guidance.

Who it’s for

This style suits adults 18 and over who want hosiery that is the centrepiece of a look rather than a background layer. The wide fence-net weave is deliberately visible, so it is a choice for costume nights, festival and club dressing, photo shoots, and anyone building an outfit around Skirts & Shorts where the leg does the talking. If you prefer hosiery that disappears under clothing, a fine-gauge sheer is a better fit than a fence net.

It also appeals to anyone who finds separate shorts-and-tights combinations fiddly. One garment means one thing to put on and one thing to launder.

Good to know

A wide open net is by nature a delicate fabric, and a snag in an open weave is more visible than a snag in a fine mesh. Handle it with bare, dry hands, keep it away from Velcro and rough upholstery, and store it loosely folded rather than hung on a sharp hook.

This is an apparel item, not a consumable. It is intended for adults 18 and over and should be kept out of reach of children. If you have a known sensitivity to synthetic knitted fabrics or to lace trims, check how your skin responds before wearing it for an extended period.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is fence net, and how is it different from ordinary fishnet?

Fence net is an open net with a much wider diamond repeat than standard fishnet, so the pattern reads as distinct diamonds rather than as a fine mesh texture. The Dreamgirl 0029N uses fence net for the full length of both legs. Standard fishnet has a tighter, smaller repeat and sits closer to a solid-looking fabric from a distance.

Is the lace short attached, or does it come as a separate piece?

The lace short is attached — the 0029N is a single garment. The floral lace short is sewn to the top of the fence net hosiery, so there are no separate bottoms to put on, align or wash. One garment goes on, and one comes off.

Are the feet covered, or is this a footless style?

The feet are covered. The fence net runs the full length of the leg and continues over the foot, which makes the 0029N a footed pantyhose rather than a footless legging, a thigh-high or a stocking. It can be worn with open-toe heels, where the net is visible across the foot.

Can I wear the 0029N on its own, or does it need something over it?

It can be worn on its own, because the lace section is cut as a short rather than as a brief and provides coverage through the hip and waist. Many people wear it exactly that way with heels. It also layers under a skirt or dress, with the lace waistband hidden under the hem.

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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.