[Danielle G.]

Razzamatazz Innerwear​

Do you remember Razzamatazz? From office days to nights on the town, their tights and stockings were a wardrobe staple for Aussie women through the ’70s, ’80s and beyond. With their fun ads and stylish looks, Razzamatazz added a little sparkle and confidence to everyday wear.

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Did you used to wear this, or know someone who wouldn’t leave the house without them? Share your memories with us here.

 

[Suzanne rose]

Yes I did for many years.

 

[starrysnan]

Uh oh Razzamatazz, Razzamatazz leg magic! How many jingles do we remember ? Incidentally they were great stockings.

 

[PattiB]

Uh oh Razzamatazz, Razzamatazz leg magic! How many jingles do we remember ? Incidentally they were great stockings.

I remember being excited by my first pair of pantyhose, so much easier than having to deal with stockings and suspenders. I used to always buy Razzamatazz, the jingle still plays in my head. The last time I attempted to wear pantyhose, I actually ended up in a discombobulated mess on the floor, and couldn’t get up.

 

[Littleboy8]

I remember being excited by my first pair of pantyhose, so much easier than having to deal with stockings and suspenders. I used to always buy Razzamatazz, the jingle still plays in my head. The last time I attempted to wear pantyhose, I actually ended up in a discombobulated mess on the floor, and couldn’t get up.

oopsy playing twister were we

 

[PattiB]

oopsy playing twister were we

Not intentionally

 

[Littleboy8]

Not intentionally

 

[Suzanne rose]

When I was in primary I remember putting a ball in the pantihose and playing a ball game

 

[DLHM]

They were the brand to buy. Good quality and reasonable price. Oh no! No I have that jingle from the commercials in my head….but quite catchy.

 

[DLHM]

 

[Littleboy8]

When I was in primary I remember putting a ball in the pantihose and playing a ball game

Ha! Funny we used to do that also.

 

[Suzanne rose]

Ha! Funny we used to do that also.

The lady has dementia but remembers clearly that game. It actually sounds a little bit spooky