Legging recs

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What didn’t you like about the align?

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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone tried Pact leggings? I keep getting ads from them and like that they are cotton but hate to buy something without trying it on.

No idea about Pact, although I’m getting their ads, too, but try Yummie Rachel leggings if you’re interested in cotton. I think size up.

I bought Pact dresses this summer (no leggings) but the quality was crappy. And then DCUM (where I'd originally heard about Pact) shamed me for expecting it to be decent. So I might not start there.

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Anonymous wrote:People still wear leggings?

You don’t exercise?

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Vuori everyday legging

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Anonymous wrote:I love these and have multiple pairs. It's a balance between comfort and control -- they aren't sucking me in like a corset, but they smooth out my tummy area and keep everything looking sleek and smooth.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G58K9LQ

The don't work for the dead of winter. For that, I like the WoolX leggings. Not the Stella -- those are meant for layering and are not totally opaque (and don't offer any compression). The Piper or the Frost Duralite are good. It's nice to have at least one pair of leggings you can wear on their own in January.

+1 I love this brand. They make a fleece lined one for winter as well.

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Anonymous wrote:People still wear leggings?

Yes, love mine! It’s all I wear in the winter.

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Anonymous wrote:What didn’t you like about the align?

Not OP but the align doesn’t stay up on me. They roll down constantly.

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Anonymous wrote:People still wear leggings?

What are they supposed to wear instead? It's athleisure that can take you from the gym to everyday errands to casually going out. Can be layers with anything and feels comfy (unlike jeans or these annoying wide legged pants).

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has anyone tried Pact leggings? I keep getting ads from them and like that they are cotton but hate to buy something without trying it on.

No idea about Pact, although I’m getting their ads, too, but try Yummie Rachel leggings if you’re interested in cotton. I think size up.

I bought Pact dresses this summer (no leggings) but the quality was crappy. And then DCUM (where I'd originally heard about Pact) shamed me for expecting it to be decent. So I might not start there.

You can buy cotton leggings and yoga pants at Target, they have thicker ones and they are quite nice and keep shape. Hanes also makes them and they can be bought in bigger CVS stores. Hanes are a bit thinner and better for warm weather. These are inexpensive, but they come mostly in black, Target sometimes has other colors like olive or burgundy. Nothing fancy and no patterns or anything.

I much prefer cotton leggins and mostly wear them vs. polyester. My only complaint is that they tend to accumulate lint and pet fur and it shows.

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Beyond Yoga

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Athleta ultra high rise elation

+1 these are my go-to

Same! These are the only leggings I buy and wear!

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Anonymous wrote:What didn’t you like about the align?

Not OP but the align doesn’t stay up on me. They roll down constantly.

Have you tried sizing up?