I generally wear a lot of leggings because I find most "real pants" to be suffocating. Since I don't have a flat belly, pants that fit nicely while I'm standing tend to hug my belly a little tightly when I'm sitting. Since I have an office job, I sit a lot. So I basically never wear jeans or the like. I almost always wear some variation of leggings or yoga pants.
I'd like to find either high quality leggings that don't pill or tear easily, and are also a breathable fabric for my lady bits and/or real pants that are stretchy enough in the waist to not be so suffocating while I am sitting. Another issue I have with most of my "real pants" aside from comfort is they all tend to stretch out in the knee area and eventually become unflattering because they're too stretched out. So I would love to find a pair of pants that does not do this because this is currently the main reason I replace most of my pants.
I do like the form fitting look of leggings/skinny pants but they don't necessarily have to be that exact fit. I have a few pairs of these leggings. The first option (87% Nylon/13% Spandex) has a very flattering fit, but I find the fabric pills easily and is also not very breathable. The 6th option (90% Polyester/10% Spandex) seems to be the closest to what I'm looking for in terms of quality and breathability but they don't have them in any plain colors, they all look exclusively like gym pants.
I have a few pairs of jeans and colored pants from Target that I like but they are not stretchy at all in the waist and they are uncomfortable when I am sitting for a long time so I don't like to wear them often. They're also pretty new but I'm pretty sure they're going to stretch out in the knee area like all my other jeans.
Budget can be flexible depending on quality. Obviously I like cheap clothes since this is a frugal subreddit, but I also consider it frugal to spend a little more on a really high quality item that I won't have to replace for a long time :)
Submitted April 02, 2018 at 03:27PM by soswinglifeaway https://ift.tt/2pY1Y6U
