Yoga Pants

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  • canadjineh
    canadjineh Posts: 5,396 Member
    I hate the 'cute' hipster style foldover band yoga pants. Who wants to do downward dog and have 'em slip too far down. I've always needed a bit of a longer rise anyhow. Kate Hudson has a cute line, called Fabletics. Prices aren't really bad either, although not WalMart 'China cheap.'
  • WalkingAlong
    WalkingAlong Posts: 4,926 Member
    I just returned two pair of Victoria's Secret yoga pants I ordered on their '2 for $60' sale. Too expensive, too thin. I decided to stick with cheapies and picked up $10 ones at Old Navy, on sale.
  • ucabucca
    ucabucca Posts: 606 Member
    Another vote for Old Navy I love the compression yoga pants for exercise but also the way they look too for goofing off at times. TJ Maxx is good but ours is a long drive and definitely a hit or miss so its easier to go for the sure thing and Old Navy fits no trying on just go in and buy
  • berriboobear
    berriboobear Posts: 524 Member
    Can't get enough of my PINK/VS yoga pants!
  • groversa
    groversa Posts: 450 Member
    edited January 2015
    For leggings I agree with Victorias Secret, for actual yoga pants I am obsessed with my Nike ones. They feel like sweatpants and can look nice with things. They might be a little spend but definitely worth it, I also have the capri cuts and wear those a lot too!

    --> http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pd/legendary-regular-training-pants/pid-723834/pgid-765541
  • tech_kitten
    tech_kitten Posts: 221 Member
    I like Kohl's line of activewear, TekGear.
  • alaynavee
    alaynavee Posts: 148 Member
    edited January 2015
    I'm all in for Costco too...they are inexpensive, last a long time and the most flattering pant I've found in L/XL. The other yoga pant that I wear all the time is Bally from Zulilly.
  • branflakes1980
    branflakes1980 Posts: 2,516 Member
    Uhfgood wrote: »
    Ladies, do you have said pictures of you in yoga pants? I know inappropriate, but you know pics, or it didn't happen ;-)

    Ewww!
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  • RHBrumfield
    RHBrumfield Posts: 7 Member
    Uhfgood wrote: »
    Ladies, do you have said pictures of you in yoga pants? I know inappropriate, but you know pics, or it didn't happen ;-)

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    RHBrumfield Posts: 7 Member
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  • ThePoeToaster
    ThePoeToaster Posts: 1,681 Member
    edited January 2015
    Came in for pics of women in yoga pants. Left disappointed.

    By the way, yoga sucks! I did a round of P90X last year, and yoga was the hardest workout in the program. That stuff HURTS.
  • WalkingAlong
    WalkingAlong Posts: 4,926 Member
    I think Tony Horton's yoga is the suckiest yoga, for sure.

    Go to a Google window and type "yoga pants" and click "images". If you're going to ogle yoga butts you may as well ogle fitness models and the belfie crowd.
  • theimprovedsharonat50
    theimprovedsharonat50 Posts: 4 Member
    Lucy - they sell their pants in petite and long sizes too and fit great! http://www.lucy.com I like the 'Do Everything' pant but they have a number of styles
  • lishie_rebooted
    lishie_rebooted Posts: 2,973 Member
    Old Navy mostly since I've got a long inseam as well. I don't buy their yoga pants but I do buy their other active pants
  • leggup
    leggup Posts: 2,942 Member
    I get the cheapie Mossimo pants at Target. They're stretchy cotton, in boot cut or tapered (skinny?) leg, Capri or ankle. I like the ankle boot cut with the black fold over band. I change into them the second I get home from work and do yoga and lifting in them. I also walk/run the dogs in them when it's too hot for sweats but too cold for shorts. When I was heavier, the running would cause the inner thigh seam to split after a few months of wear. You get what you pay for- $10-15.

    They're not yoga pants, but I sometimes wear C9 (Champion for Target) capris for yoga. I get the "fitted" style (I think- vs compression or relaxed).

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