Perfect weight for bottoms, light enough for breathability but heavy enough for excellent opaqueness and body-hugging qualities. Super soft and comfy yet hugs and hides more than any jersey you are used to.
The Basic High-Rise Legging
Original Price
$95.00
Current Price
$75.00
They are high-rise and not made from polyester—plant-based leggings for comfort, breathability, and sustainability. Comfy, super soft and oh so breathable. Made in our super soft Tencel/Organic Cotton blend in a thick legging weight jersey and no outseam for extra comfort. Goes perfectly with our Racerback Sports Bra.
TLDR: High rise, no outseam, double-thick waistband and made in Tencel/Organic Cotton blend.
Looking for Black Leggings?
Sizing + Fit: slim fit
Sizing: best to size down one size if you are between sizes since this should be very snug fitting
Fit: SLIM FIT, fits slim all over.
On Models:
Molly is 5’5” wearing Black in XS with a 33" bust, a 24" waist and 33" hips.
Katherine is 5’6”, wearing Sky and Eggplant in 2X 36I chest, 39” waist and 50” hips.
Shae-Lynn is 5’6” wearing Golden in M with a 36" bust, a 30" waist and 37" hips.
Sarit is 5’7” wearing Pine in XSmall with a 30” bust, 24:” waist and 31” hips
Fabric + Care: made in Canada
Made from our incredibly soft custom yarn blend spun in Turkey, then custom knit into heavy jersey by an ethical knitter, dyed and then sewn in a factory all in Toronto, Canada.
Fabric: 66% Tencel, 28% GOTS Organic Cotton, 6% Spandex Jersey (Bluesign® certified fabric dyes).
Care: machine washes cold + lay flat to dry (fabric is pre-shrunk, but it will still have shrinkage if put in the dryer - as home dryers have a much higher heat level).
Origin: Made in Canada, from fabric to finished garment.
Sustainability
Bluesign® certified fabric dyes, GOTS certified Organic Cotton and Tencel® certified Lyocell. We use the best plant-based fibres, no hazardous substances are present, and the manufacturing process is safe and ethical to ensure the lowest impact on the environment from beginning to end of life.
