This is a reference site for one brand. Moon Wood makes hosiery, skirts and pinafores in sizes that run past where most of the market stops, and the range is scattered across a storefront that reorders itself every few weeks. We copied the whole thing out, sorted it by what the garment actually is, and put the numbers where you can read them.
We are not the brand. We do not hold stock, take orders, or answer for anything that arrives in the post. Every buy button here opens the retailer listing in a new tab, and the purchase happens there under the retailer terms.
What is in the catalog
97 pieces across five sections, snapshot taken 21 August 2026. 75 of them publish a size table with real inch measurements, and those tables are reproduced on the product pages exactly as the brand wrote them, rounding and all. 26 publish nothing but the words one size, which is also worth knowing before you order.
- Plus Size Thigh Highs: 18 pieces
- Thigh Highs & Stockings: 10 pieces
- Socks, Leg Warmers & Garters: 13 pieces
- Skirts: 31 pieces
- Overalls, Jumpsuits & Dresses: 25 pieces
Why the measurements get top billing
Hosiery is the one category where a size letter tells you almost nothing. Two pairs both labelled XL can be twelve inches apart at the thigh. Across this catalog the published thigh figures span 22.8 to 39 inches and the waist figures span 24 to 78 inches, which is a wider spread than any single letter can carry. So the site is organised around the inch, not the letter. The fit finder takes one measurement and shows only the pieces whose own size table reaches it.
How it stays free
The outbound links carry a referral code. If you buy after following one, the retailer pays a small commission and you pay the same price you would have paid anyway. That money covers the hosting and the time it takes to re-scrape the range. It does not buy a place in the catalog: everything the brand sells that was in stock with a price on 21 August 2026 is here, good and bad. The longer version is on the disclosure page.
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