The Deluxe Unbreakable range goes up to 4XL, which covers a hip measurement of up to 65 inches, and the formula is exactly the same in every size. No lighter version, no different knit, no shade that shifts past XL. The same knit, from S to 4XL.
It is the question we get most often before a first order, so here are the real numbers rather than a promise, along with how to land on the right size the first time.
What is the largest size of Signé Sarah tights?
Here is the top half of the Deluxe chart, the half that is missing almost everywhere else.
| Size | Height | Hip measurement | Numeric size (CA) |
|---|---|---|---|
| XL | 5'6 to 5'10 | 46 to 50 in | 14 to 18 |
| 2XL | 5'10 to 6'3 | 51 to 56 in | 18 to 20 |
| 3XL | 5'10 to 6'3 | 56 to 61 in | 20 to 22 |
| 4XL | 5'10 to 6'3 | 61 to 65 in | 22 to 24 |
The chart starts at S, at 33 inches of hip, and runs to 4XL at 65. All four sizes above are in the Deluxe Unbreakable collection.
Does the formula change in the larger sizes?
No. This is the point that matters most and the one that gets checked least often in a shop. The 4XL is the same Italian textile, the same breathable cotton gusset, the same elastic waistband and the same run and tear resistance as the S. What changes is the amount of knit, not its quality. A range that thins out its formula in the larger sizes is telling you something, and we would rather not be that brand.
The finish stays semi-sheer too. Tights in the correct size give the same colour and the same sheerness whatever the size, because the fabric is stretched in the same proportion.
Which size when height and hips disagree?
Take two measurements: your height, barefoot, and your hip measurement at the widest point. Read each one off the chart, then keep the larger of the two answers. If your height says XL and your hips say 2XL, it is 2XL.
Weight never comes into the calculation here. Plenty of traditional brands still use it, and it is one of the reasons so many people end up in the wrong size.
Why is sizing up "just in case" a bad idea?
It is the most common reflex and it works against you.
- A size too big stretches the fabric less: the tights look more opaque than expected and lose some of the hold that stops them rolling down in the first place.
- A size too small stretches it further: they look sheerer than expected, they pinch, and they wear out faster because the knit takes more tension with every wear.
The full detail is in our size guide.
Which ranges go past XL?
Only one: the Deluxe Unbreakables, up to 4XL. The Classics with Shorts stop at 2XL and the Prima Durables at XL. So if your hip measurement is over 50 inches, the Deluxe range is the one you need, and it is the one we would recommend for a first pair anyway.
Where can you find them?
Online, where the full S to 4XL chart is available in every shade. In store, the range of sizes depends on the retailer: the map on our Store Locator page shows the nearest shops, and it is worth calling ahead before making the trip for a size above XL.
If you are torn between two sizes, message us through the chat bubble with your height and hip measurement. You will get a size back, not a "that should be fine".
