Girlfriend Collective | High Rise Compressive Legging 23.75" Inseam - Black
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The legging that started it all for Girlfriend Collective. An extra high-rise with four-way stretch and compressive fabric made from recycled water bottles — basically everything you need to get through your favourite high-impact activities, like running, yoga, and binge-watching true crime.
- Made from 79% recycled plastic bottles (RPET) and 21% spandex
- Designed for high-impact workouts
- Small hidden back pocket for keys or cards
- Sweat-wicking and squat-proof material
- Soft yet sturdy construction with four-way stretch
- 23.75" inseam
To take care of them, machine wash cold with like colours and line dry flat. Please note colours may bleed at first, so always wash with like colours in cold water.
Orders are shipped via Canada post. We aim to make your order ready for dispatch within 1 business day. You will receive an email with a tracking number and details once your order has been prepared
Pickup
Pickup is free and available for all products. Orders for pickup can be retrieved from our Hudson, Quebec location. Pick-up specifics will be confirmed with you via email once your order has been prepared
Shipping within Canada
Shipping times will depend on your location. Expedited options are available
United States
We're not currently shipping to the United States, but plan on it in the future. Check back in or send us an email for a special request! hello@aumapparel.ca
Aum is dedicated to spreading the word about slow fashion, sustainability for the planet, and healthy yoga/lifestyle initiatives. We apply the ancient tradition of Ahimsa or "do no harm” in relation to Mother Earth. By offering responsible and ethical products, we can help our customers reduce their footprint and make this world a better place for future generations.
Although our pieces are represented in traditional male/female cuts, we suggest wearing whatever you are comfortable with.
