Indestructible ‘rip-proof’ tights now exist

Indestructible ‘rip-proof’ tights now exist and they promise FIFTY ladder-free wears… but they don’t come cheap

Start-up company Sheerly Genius claims to have solved every woman's most common tights problem

EVERY woman knows the pain of pulling on a fresh pair of tights to find they've snagged within the first few hours of wearing them.

Luckily, there's now a hosiery brand which claim to have invented a ‘rip-proof, snag-proof, life-proof’ pair of tights which last for FIFTY wears.

The brand claims to use 'ballistic grade fibres' - that's the same thing used in bulletproof vests.

These fibres are said to be stronger than steel.

But it doesn't stop there: the material used is said to still be soft to touch, while being non-toxic and anti-bacterial.

Sheerly Genius claim the tights will last for 50-wears without snagging - so they might be worth investing in.

Sheerly Genius is still being crowdfunded, and while they've already raised over their initial target of $25,000 (£18k), there's still a way to go.

This means the genius tights are not yet for sale, sadly.

But the good news is you can pre-order a pair now for $79 (£57) from the company's website.

Race you to the checkout - you really can't argue with those cost-per-wear figures.

Kate Middleton uses this genius tights tip to keep her high heels in place

Kate Middleton uses this genius tights tip to keep her high heels in place, and it’ll only set you back a fiver

It was recently revealed that it is required of the women in the family to wear tights during public occasions

KATE MIDDLETON regularly wears dresses and heels to public appearances and nearly always wears tights, in keeping with royal etiquette.

And it turns out that she has a handy hack for ensuring that she never slips out of heels and that her tights don’t slide round during an event.

The expectant Duchess of Cambridge, 36, was recently pictured with sticky pads inside her shoes, which help to secure her inside her heels – genius!

And the best part is that the product won't break the bank.

You can buy the must-have, non-slip tights from John Lewis for just £5, and they come in nude, black or tan shades.

It was recently revealed by royal insider Victoria Arbiter that it is required of the women in the family to wear tights during public occasions.

A close-up shot recently revealed that Kate uses sticky padded tights to stop her slipping out of her heels

7 denier non slip tights, £5, John Lewis

She said to Insider: “You never see a royal without their nude stockings. Meghan, from what I can see from the engagement photographs, it doesn't look like she was wearing tights or stockings.

"I would say that's really the only hard, steadfast rule in terms of what the Queen requires."

It was recently revealed by royal insider Victoria Arbiter that it is required of the women in the family to wear tights during public occasions