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Chris M.

Nov 6, 2015

Chris M.

...between workout leggings and fashion leggings (say, just black ones)?

Sabrina K.

Nov 6, 2015

Sabrina K.

All my work out leggings is in like a shiny nylon material and my everyday leggings is in more comftable cotton (or whatever) material. So I would say yes there is definitely a diffrence :)

Chris M.

Nov 6, 2015

Chris M.

Thanks Sabrina! My workout leggings have no shine to them - they favor the cotton material they have in them. They do have a seam down the inside of the leg - do leggings have a seam?

Sabrina K.

Nov 6, 2015

Sabrina K.

Oh really! I don't think I ever seen cotton work out pants - they sound comfy :)
Hm yes I think all my leggings, both normal and work out has an inseam :)

Diana T.

Nov 6, 2015

Diana T.

Yeah I think the main difference is usually the fabric - but leggings and workout clothes comes in so many different fabrics and styles now that it's hard to tell them apart! But I guess I'm wondering why - does there need to be a difference? Leggings are leggings and I feel like what you use them for is up to you.

Chris M.

Nov 6, 2015

Chris M.

@Sabrina, my workout leggings have, actually!, no cotton in them (I'm surprised - they feel cotton-y!). They are 88% Supplex (whatever that is!) and 22% Lycra but they are completely matte.
@ Diana, if there's no difference, then there's no difference. That's what I was asking. Thanks!  :)

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