VALICLUD Faux Leather Fleece Lined Leggings for Women Wet Look Leggings Pu Thermal Leggings Pants

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Faux leather leggings are one of my go-to closet essentials for winter because they’re so comfortable and can pair seamlessly with a chunky sweater or tall boots,” says fashion stylist Audree López. “Some can even be warmer than other pants or denim if they have fleece or thermal lining.” Many faux leather leggings have a shiny finish, and that's not your thing, you'll be glad to hear that this pair has more of a matte appearance with a subtle luster. Additionally, you'll find that the material is very stretchy and soft to the touch, which gives them a high-quality feel. Given their bargain price, these leggings are practically a steal and will provide you with colorful comfort for years. While these pants are pricey, they're built to last. They're made with a special weaving technique to prevent them from becoming baggy or losing their shape over time. No matter if you're lounging at home, working, or running errands, these pants will stay put, so you can focus on looking fabulous instead of discretely pulling up your leggings. These leggings do make a squeaking sound, which is pretty standard when you’re dealing with patent leather, faux and otherwise. If that bothers you, Commando recommends applying some clear lotion or body oil and rubbing it on the inner thighs of your pants to make them quieter.

Faux leather leggings are the definition of a wardrobe staple. They’re elevated in style and go with practically everything, and they make it look like you actually put in effort to get dressed when you’re secretly just wearing comfy loungewear. These leggings are made with a polyester and spandex blend, so they have a good amount of stretch without being see-through and they won't restrict your movement. However, keep in mind that the fabric is on the thinner side. While their sizes range from small to 3X, they don't offer petite or tall sizes, so they may find them a bit too short or long depending on your height.Lastly, when it comes to storing your leggings, López recommends “folding or hanging in your closet, and If you want to avoid the hanger clamp indent on the waistband, use a piece of foam, bra insert, or fabric over the leggings to protect them.” Most of us can agree that there are very few clothing items more comfortable than leggings. Not only are leggings a go-to for working out and running errands, but they’re also probably the most versatile athleisure item on the market. And while leggings are good for any climate, the fleece-lined variety can be especially clutch for extra-cold environments.

However, fashion stylist Audree López explains that faux leather can also be made from “polyester, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), nylon, elastane, or a spandex blend.” With faux leather leggings, you’ll find that “typically, the base is made of nylon, spandex, polyester, etc, and then there is a coating on the outer layer of wax, dye, polyurethane or polyvinyl chloride to give the leggings a ‘leather look.’” I'm constantly searching for the best leather leggings. When I'm going out with friends or on a date that I want to look good for without the feeling of actually having to wear pants, faux leather leggings are a must. They have a cool, trendy look to them that looks like I put way more effort into my appearance than I did when really my priority was comfort. Sure, you can undo the top button of your pants at dinner after an especially large meal (no judgement!), but for times that's not an option, leather leggings are a must. According to style and travel expert Chantelle Hartman Malarkey, fleece-lined leggings should be the first thing you bring with you to a cold-weather destination. “If you’re headed to the East Coast or a chilly mountain town this winter, pair a long sweater and chunky boots with a pair of warm fleece-lined leggings,” she says. Even if you’re not hitting the slopes anytime soon, fleece-lined leggings can keep you warm and comfortable all season long.

Our top choice is the Spanx Faux Leather Leggings because they’re incredibly comfortable, with a high-waisted cut and smooth, compressive fabric. We also like how they come in a range of sizes, including petite and tall options, to fit different body types. There are a few factors to consider while finding leggings with the perfect fit. It’s important to recognize that not all leggings are cut the same way—for example, some styles have a tapered leg while others are more straight down, so know your preferences before purchasing a pair. You should also think about how you want your leggings to fit around your ankles. A looser fit will make them seem more like pants, but you may prefer a pair that’s tight around your ankles for a sleeker silhouette. Take a look at your existing leggings to see which pairs have a fit you like and which ones don’t to help you find a faux-leather option that’s right for you.

A faux leather legging is going to give you more stretch versus a faux leather pant,” she continues. “The leggings have spandex In them, so they’re stretchy, and an elastic waistband with no zippers or buttons. A faux leather legging is an elevated alternative to a regular legging and can be dressed up with a sweater or blazer to make it even more office appropriate.” Same thing goes if you’re plus-sized: Know your proportions and find a brand with an inclusive size range. We recommend the Good American Good Waist Faux Leather Leggings because they have an inclusive size range that goes up to 5XL.If you live in a cold climate, you know that smart layers are crucial for staying warm and fashionable in freezing temperatures. The beauty of these faux-leather leggings is that they're fleece-lined, which makes them ultra soft and cozy, but you'd never know thanks to their chic silhouette. Another factor to consider is height, especially if you’re tall or petite. For shorter people, López recommends Spanx and Commando leggings. “I’m personally 5 feet 3 inches, and the Spanx Petite leggings fit great for length.” The Commando leggings have a raw-cut hem, which López tells us is “great if you need to shorten the length—just cut off with a pair of scissors and you won’t need to professionally tailor the fabric.” Fleece-lined leggings can last just as long as regular leggings if you care for them according to the brand’s instructions. Plus, unless you live somewhere where it’s cold year-round, they’re a seasonal item that you can store away for part of the year.