It’s best practice to spend your money on a pair of leggings that have been specifically designed with yoga in mind, because they’ll be breathable, moisture-wicking and able to stretch and flow as you do. Flexibility and comfort are key parts of yoga, after all.
In order to feel supported and comfortable, you’ll want a high and wide waistband that lies flat on your torso, doesn’t cut in and, if possible, has a drawstring to offer further support. It’s also worth remembering that yoga leggings, as with most activewear, will stretch over time, so avoid sizing up in anticipation of a tiny bit of loosening further down the line.
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If you want to feel comfier than you've ever felt before, then the Lululemon Align HR pants should be your yoga pants of choice. Or anything by Lululemon, for that matter. (We've rounded up the best Lululemon leggings here). The Align HR pants are buttery soft, super high-waisted and thin enough to feel like you've got nothing on. Honestly, incredible.
If you're after a pair of plus-size leggings, then you can't go wrong with these Nike yoga leggings (and you can get a good deal if you use our Nike discount codes on your next purchase), and over on the high street, M&S has some of the best value for money with these super comfortable and ultra-soft leggings – no judgement if you land up on the couch instead of the mat in them.
To add a pop of colour to your yoga wardrobe, look no further than Adanola's Ultimate High-Rise Stretch-Jersey Leggings or go for a subtle flush in the Reebok x Victoria Beckham 3/4 Leggings. If comfort is key, the LA set are obsessed with Vuori; this pair even come with a pocket to stash your things. Um, yes please!
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