I want my synthetic leggings to remain as elastic and stable as possible. I use leggings for both social occasions and yoga, running and sport.

I’ve never done this and wonder if it works.

Alternatively, what works for you?

  • QualifiedKitten@discuss.online
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    8 hours ago

    Yeah, that (lack of) friction makes a huge difference though, and is the only reason I wish I had a thigh gap. I do find that the more athletic/activewear fabrics tend to hold up longer, while the “buttery”/loungewear fabrics wear out faster.

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      4 hours ago

      It’s unfortunate that comfort usually comes at the cost of durability. Similar to rigid 100% cotton jeans vs jeggings. These days I don’t really wear leggings for lounging anymore. I just get a couple pairs of wide linen pants hemmed above my ankles. They’re super comfortable in hot/humid climates in particular where leggings may be a bit stifling. While not any more durable (maybe even less so if the fabric is pretty loosely woven), I think the comfort is worth it.