High-waisted, seamless, and knitted so the waistband doesn't roll down halfway through a set.
Most leggings are cut from flat fabric and sewn, with elastic stitched on at the waist. Ours are knitted on seamless machines, which means no side seams running down your leg, and a waistband knitted as part of the garment rather than attached to it. Fewer seams means fewer places to rub. A knitted waistband means nothing digging in.
Sizes XS to XXL, in colours from Onyx and Espresso through to Superpink.
High-Waisted, Because They All Are
Every legging we make is high-waisted. It isn't a style option here, it's the baseline, because a waistband that sits above your natural waist is the one that stays where you put it when you squat, hinge or reach overhead.
The width matters as much as the height. A wide, flat waistband spreads the pressure instead of concentrating it in a band across your stomach, which is why ours don't leave a mark after an hour.
Which Pair for Which Workout?
| If You're Doing |
Reach For |
Why |
|---|
| Lifting, HIIT, heavy training |
Slingshot |
The most compressive pair we make. Locks in and stays. |
| Yoga, Pilates, flow |
Freedom |
Light, free, nothing holding you back. |
| Hot, humid, outdoors |
Airwave |
Knitted mesh for ventilation where you need it. |
| Everyday, gym to errands |
Slink |
Soft, easy, the pair you reach for without thinking. |
| All-round training |
FlexRib |
Ribbed knit with real weight and hold. |
| Shape and hold |
SuperSculpt |
Firmer compression through the waist and seat. |
On length. Full length is our standard, ending at the ankle bone so nothing bunches over a trainer. If you want shorter, the FlexRib Capris end mid-calf, which is the right call for hot days and for anyone who finds full length too much in Indian summer.
Looking for something specific? There's a whole edit of black leggings if you want the one colour that goes with everything, and the Mesh Edit gathers everything we make with knitted mesh panels, for when ventilation is the priority.
Any 2 leggings for ₹3499.
"Squat Proof" Is Actually Two Different Things
Everyone uses the phrase, almost nobody separates the two problems inside it. They have different causes and different fixes, so it's worth knowing which one you're actually trying to solve.
1. Does It Go Sheer?
This is about the fabric under tension, and here's what nobody in this market will tell you: no legging is equally opaque in every colour.
Pale stretch fabric becomes sheer when stretched. That's physics, not a manufacturing fault, and it's true of every brand selling light-coloured leggings. Our darker shades (Onyx, Espresso) stay opaque through a deep squat. Our lighter and white shades are somewhat see-through under stretch, and we'd rather say so than have you find out in a mirrored studio.
What to do about it:
- If opacity is the priority, buy dark.
- If you want a pale pair, match your underwear to it. A nude seamless brief close to your own skin tone disappears under light leggings in a way a black thong never will. This solves more of the problem than any fabric claim.
- Stretch the fabric over your hand. If your skin shows through or the colour lightens noticeably, that's a pair for the yoga mat rather than the squat rack.
2. Does It Stay Put?
This is the one people complain about more, and it has nothing to do with sheerness. It's about whether the waistband rolls down when you hinge, and whether the back still covers you at the bottom of a squat.
Two things decide it. The waistband, which on ours is knitted as part of the garment rather than being elastic stitched on, so there's no separate band to relax and slip. And the back rise, which needs to be cut higher than the front, because when you fold forward the back of a legging has further to travel. A legging with the same rise front and back will always slip at the back, however good the fabric is.
Compression plays a part too. A firmer pair like Slingshot or SuperSculpt holds position better under load than a lighter pair, which is the real reason to pick compression for lifting.
The Thirty-Second Test for Both
Put them on in daylight. Drop into a deep squat in front of a mirror, and hold it.
Look at the seat and the back of the thighs for sheerness. Then stand up and check whether the waistband has moved. If it's rolled, it's either too loose or the rise is wrong for you. Both answers in one squat.
How to Wear Them
At the gym, with a sports bra matched to the impact level of your session, and a tank if you want a layer.
On ordinary days, with an oversized tee or a hoodie from loungewear. Dark leggings go with everything, which is why most people own several pairs in the same colour.
Travelling, add a jacket. Or take the decision away entirely with a matching set.
Sizing and Care
Take your usual activewear size for a supportive fit. If you're between sizes and want something more relaxed, size up. Availability varies by style and colour, so check the options on the product page.
Wash inside out, cold, on a gentle cycle. No fabric softener, no bleach, no dryer. Heat is what kills the stretch. Keep them away from zips and Velcro, which snag a knit faster than anything else.
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