Sculpting Seam Stretch Leggings
Arrives Nov 11 – Nov 25
Lost or damaged on the way? We reship it or refund it. How it works
A close, supportive leg in nylon-rich stretch, with a contoured seam that defines the seat. Seven colours take it from studio grey to bold orange.
Details
Stretch that keeps its line from the first stretch to the final set. The knit sits close to the leg without pinching, and a contoured seam curves through the seat to shape the silhouette.
The fabric is 54% nylon, with a lining of chemical fibre blend and 12% spandex for rebound that moves with you. It feels smooth against the skin and holds its shape through squats, sprints and the walk home.
The leg finishes clean at the ankle, so it pairs with trainers and a cropped tee or layers under a long knit on cooler days. Sizes run S, M and L; the source notes that Asian sizing fits one to two sizes smaller, so take the larger size if you sit between two.
- 54% nylon knit with a chemical fibre blended lining
- 12% spandex in the lining for stretch and recovery
- Contoured seam through the seat for shape
- Sizes S, M and L, with 2-3 cm measurement variance
- Seven colours: yellow, green, dark gray, pink, gray blue, orange and light gray
- Asian sizing runs one to two sizes smaller, so size up when between sizes
Shades
Yellow, Green, Dark Gray, Pink, Gray Blue, Orange, Light Gray
How to use
Choose your size with the source chart in mind: these run one to two sizes smaller than European and US sizing, so take the larger option if you fall between two. The close fit works best with a fitted top or a loose oversized layer over the hip. Smooth the contoured seam flat before wear.
Delivery & returns
Ships within 1-3 business days with tracking and usually arrives in 7-15 business days, sooner from our regional warehouses. All sales are final; if your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, tell us within 7 days of delivery. Learn more
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