Favorite Yoga Pants

[Anonymous]

Looking for a nice cotton/spandex mix. not "shiny" as it shows all the lumps and bumps :O
Also would like boot cut.

TIA

[Anonymous]

I know this sounds lame, but I love the ones I got through the Victoria's Secret catalog years ago. They're flattering, they've held up great, don't lose stretch, and are snug but not tight. I think the line is called Moda or something.

[Anonymous]

Er, lululemon? I have never encounted such well-made pants that retain their shape and color.
Bluefish Activewear (a Brazilian company out of Miami) might be another place to look. Their products are extremely well-made too.

[Anonymous]

I love all things lululemon. All my other yoga pants (lucy, adidas & some no-name brands) sit unused at the bottom of my drawers.

[Anonymous]

Aheleta's Kick Booty cut pants. I've just switched to them from lululemon, which I wore for years but somehow aren't as flattering anymore, and the seams in lululemon pants irritate my skin a bit. I'm clearly a pear share, with a quite small wait and a back-side that seems at moments to be the size of Texas (getting small, so perhaps Rhode Island!). Somehow, the Kick Booty pants fit just right.

[Anonymous]

I don't usually buy clothes at Lands' End, especially not pants, but their yoga pants fit me really well and are very forgiving. The waist is high enough but not too high. The waist band is nice and wide so it stays put without creating muffin top. The fabric is thick enough to smooth over any lumps and almost hide any VPL if I wear them with bikini panties instead of a thong. The color has lasted well and they haven't pilled. And there is a zipped pocket for my house key. And bonus points for being affordable.

[Anonymous]

I actually found my favorite yoga pants - 2 pairs - at gold's gym. They're Marika; you can probably find them online. they are non-shiny, and bootcut. The trick for me to getting the fit right is to go up a size in drawstring pants. That way they're not super tight but they still stay on due to the drawstring.

[Anonymous]

I went to lululemon one day to try on the famous "groove" pant, and came away very disappointed. They felt so heavy and bulky to me. I walked across the street to lucy and bought a pair of the core yoga pants there and love them. They're about the same price as the lululemon ones, so unfortunately I didn't save any $$, but they just felt so much lighter and easier to move in.