Our signature fleece-lined 7/8 length flare leggings made from aircooling brushed fabric
Meet the thinnest and stretchiest fleece-lined flare leggings with ultra soft touch you've ever meet
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These are way too short - and since you are responsible for return shipping, I'm now stuck with them and will have to donate.
United StatesWarm, soft and stretchy. I hope it will get extra length options in the future
United StatesAny temperature past 40 and I’m known pretty much for wearing two pairs of thermal leggings. Surprisingly these have worn well against cold weather and windchill enough that my legs have not froze. The inner lining is a lovely soft fleece that isn’t scratchy and is extremely soft and warm, the outer part is matte and smooth to the touch. They’re extremely comfortable and so far I’ve really enjoyed these. I have yet to see how they hold up after wash and dry
United Statesthese fit really well and are the perfect length for petites! I got a size 2 black in the 7/8 Sharon Flare leggings, and a size 4 khaki gray in the 7/8 Gini leggings and the waist fits me about the same. like another review said- there's a size difference between the sharon flares (larger) and gini leggings (smaller) so I got these sizes to balance that out. also they are high waisted on me and cover my belly button. I'm 5'0", so it's hard to find leggings that aren't too long or bunch up at the bottom- the 7/8 flares brush the top of my sneakers with no bagginess, and the 7/8 leggings hit above my ankle- I'm so in love!
United StatesThese are super soft and comfy, lightly warming. I would consider sizing down one size if you’re like me and like to feel compression. Attached a photo of the airwarm leggings in dark khaki on top of the airwarm Sharon flare pants in earl grey milk tea, both size 2. They seem to run bigger than the leggings. I’m 5’1, 100 lbs, and they both fit, but the leggings feel like they are a bit tighter. The 7/8 leggings come to just the top of my ankle bone. The 7/8 flares come to the bottom of my ankle.
