What are the Crossover Back Flared Leggings made of?

A 78% nylon, 22% elastane knit. That blend gives four-way stretch and a supportive, slightly compressive feel rather than a soft cotton-lounge hand.

They are high-waisted with a flared leg. The model is 5'9" and wears a size S, so the inseam is cut for a taller frame; shorter shoppers may find the flare runs long.

Are they good for Pilates and yoga?

Yes. The stretchy, supportive fabric and high waist are aimed at studio work, and the flare stays out of the way in mat poses. They are not designed for running or heavy lifting.

Can I wear them outside the gym?

That is the point of the flared cut. The crossover back and trouser-like leg make them easy to pair with a crop top or sweater for everyday outfits.

How should I care for them?

Machine wash cold with like colors and hang or lay flat to dry. Skip fabric softener and high heat, which break down elastane and dull the stretch.

How do they compare with Gymshark's training leggings?

Training leggings use tighter, sweat-wicking knits for high-impact work. These are softer and more fashion-forward, with a flare and crossover waist instead of compression panels.