Who makes the best leggings for girls?

[Anonymous]

Ivivva. (Lululemon for kids). My dd has gotten 3 years wear out of some of them and they are still in perfect condition to hand down.

A little pricier but completely worth it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Costco! They're there now.

They are not shaped for everyone. They are too high waisted for my tall, slim DD. I think if she were heavier/had some baby pudge on her, then it would fit her better, but she is skin and bones.

Kids clothes at Costco can be very hit and miss. Their pajamas are surprisingly ill fitting. The shirts are wide in the torso but have super tight wrists. Same with the bottoms. They’re lose on my skinny kid but the ankles are incredibly tight. The leggings don’t look much better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ivivva. (Lululemon for kids). My dd has gotten 3 years wear out of some of them and they are still in perfect condition to hand down.

A little pricier but completely worth it.

Doesn’t your child grow???

Even if leggings were in good condition, my kid gets taller every year and things from 3 years ago wouldn’t come close to fitting.

[Anonymous]

Amazon Basic 3 pk! I’m thrilled with my dd’s new leggings. Thick, long, and great quality.

[Anonymous]

The “terry” GAP legging is the only one we use in colder weather and they are great. In summer months, we use Boden, Primary and Old Navy bc who cares in summer.

Personally think it’s sexist to put girls in leggings in winter and don’t do it. They deserve more functional clothes. Boden cords (girls or boys), Primary sweatpants and jeans are what we use in winter months.

[Anonymous]

Tea and Primary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The “terry” GAP legging is the only one we use in colder weather and they are great. In summer months, we use Boden, Primary and Old Navy bc who cares in summer.

Personally think it’s sexist to put girls in leggings in winter and don’t do it. They deserve more functional clothes. Boden cords (girls or boys), Primary sweatpants and jeans are what we use in winter months.

Why do you think leggings are not functional? I wear leggings in winter here in the DMV.

I used to live in a place with actual harsh winters and feel like leggings are almost the same as jeans. When one is not warm enough, neither is the other.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The “terry” GAP legging is the only one we use in colder weather and they are great. In summer months, we use Boden, Primary and Old Navy bc who cares in summer.

Personally think it’s sexist to put girls in leggings in winter and don’t do it. They deserve more functional clothes. Boden cords (girls or boys), Primary sweatpants and jeans are what we use in winter months.

Jeans are functional clothes? My kids both despise them.

My daughter won't even wear flare leggings, they must adhere to the leg and ankle or bust!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The “terry” GAP legging is the only one we use in colder weather and they are great. In summer months, we use Boden, Primary and Old Navy bc who cares in summer.

Personally think it’s sexist to put girls in leggings in winter and don’t do it. They deserve more functional clothes. Boden cords (girls or boys), Primary sweatpants and jeans are what we use in winter months.

Jeans are functional clothes? My kids both despise them.

My daughter won't even wear flare leggings, they must adhere to the leg and ankle or bust!

Also cords?

I'm so confused, I don't even find corduroy comfortable and didn't like them as a kid either!