Collaboration with InYourTeepee for the design. Super soft, stretchy, and comfortable activewear leggings. Order these to make sure your next gym session, Pow wow, or just to lounge. • 82% polyester, 18% spandex • Four-way stretch, which means fabric stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains. • Made wit
Collaboration with InYourTeepee for the design.
Super soft, stretchy, and comfortable activewear leggings. Order these to make sure your next gym session, Pow wow, or just to lounge.

• 82% polyester, 18% spandex
• Four-way stretch, which means fabric stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains.
• Made with a smooth, comfortable microfiber yarn
• Raised waistband
• Precision-cut and hand-sewn after printing

Size guide

Collaboration with InYourTeepee for the design. Super soft, stretchy, and comfortable activewear leggings. Order these to make sure your next gym session, Pow wow, or just to lounge. • 82% polyester, 18% spandex • Four-way stretch, which means fabric stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains. • Made with a smooth, comfortable microfiber yarn • Raised waistband • Precision-cut and hand-sewn after printingSize guide   WAIST HIPS XS (inches) 25 ¼ 35 ⅜ S (inches) 26 ¾ 37 M (inches) 28 ⅜ 38 ⅝ L (inches) 31 ½ 41 ¾ XL (inches) 34 ⅝ 44 ⅞

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