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If you’re considering getting leg sleeve tattoos, design-duo Gabby and Idan (aka tattoosocks) have a created a way for you to test out different placements and designs without committing to permanent ink. The Bulgaria-based artists create artistically patterned tights, featuring a range of motifs that almost look like real tattoos.
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The tattoosocks collection features nature-inspired illustrations, including exotic birds, foxes, flowers, and even surprisingly stylish octopi. One pair of tights features a delicate climber plant printed onto nude fabric. When worn, the plant appears to grow from the feet as it wraps around the wearer’s shins. Other designs are inspired by minimalist tattoo styles, such as one pair featuring elegant geometric lines that flatter the natural curves of the wearer’s leg.
Each pair of tights is made from soft microfiber, making them super-comfortable and easy to wear. The best part is that you can change up your look by wearing a new body art design every day!
You can currently purchase your own tattoosocks designs on Etsy.
Bulgaria-based artists Gabby and Idan (aka tattoosocks) create artistically patterned tights, featuring a range of motifs.
They almost look like real tattoos when worn, allowing you to experiment with body art without committing to permanent ink.
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