I Tried the Internet's Most Highly Rated Leggings—Here Are My Favorites
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@thatgirlyusraFit: True to size—if you're on the shorter side, they may be a tad long, but a quick fold fixed that for me.
Fabric: 88% polyester, 12% spandex
Comfort: Although flexible, the fabric is still on the firmer side.
I always see Zella's leggings recommended when scrolling through Nordstrom's site, so I was thoroughly interested to see how they actually ended up holding up. I've tried a lot of workout leggings in the past, but this pair from Zella has turned out to be my new favorite. They're fitting and sturdy but don't feel me leaving constricted. These are your best bet for more vigorous workouts.
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@thatgirlyusraFit: True to size—the fabric is very stretchy, so consider sizing down if you're between sizes.
Fabric: 88% nylon, 12% elastane
Comfort: The fit is stretchy and comfortable, making it perfect for everyday wear. The fabric is extremely soft and weightless. It's stretchy without stretching out.
To those who say leggings aren't pants, I challenge them to try out these leggings from Aerie. I can wear them with anything from sweatshirts to button-downs and still feel a little bit more put-together than if I were to wear sweatpants or workout leggings.
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@thatgirlyusraFit: True to size.
Fabric: 63% nylon, 37% spandex
Comfort: Incredibly soft, stretchy, and breathable—ideal for stretching, yoga, and Pilates.
Nike has always been my go-to brand for sportswear, but this was my first experience with its pieces designated for yoga. Right after trying them on, they felt incredibly comfortable and breathable, making them fit for both yoga and even running errands.
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@thatgirlyusraFit: I'd recommend sizing up for the most comfortable fit.
Fabric: 66% viscose, 30% polyester, 4% elastane
Comfort: Thick and durable but also comfortable, these are a great option for those seeking comfort without sacrificing style.
Who said you can't have comfort and style? These Mango leggings can go with everything from sweaters and coats to blazers and jackets. The stirrup detail adds a nice touch to simple shoes like ballet flats.
