Running Leggings

What should I check before choosing?

How should leggings fit?

Start with waist and hip measurements, then compare inseam length. The waistband should sit where you prefer without requiring you to pull the legs upward to position it. A size label alone does not tell you the rise or leg length.

How do rise, inseam and stretch change the choice of leggings?

Rise determines waistband position, inseam determines leg length, and stretch affects movement; none substitutes for the other. Compare all three with a pair you already wear, then assess coverage in the movements you plan to make.

How can I compare leggings without relying on the size label alone?

Compare waist and hip measurements first, then the garment length and preferred rise. Two styles carrying the same size label can have different proportions. Check the leggings chart and the individual product options before choosing.

Key details to compare

Which size chart should I use?

Use the garment-specific chart below. Collections that contain the same garment type use the same measurements. Mixed collections show separate charts for the garment types they contain. Check the product’s available size options before ordering.

Compare related collections

Running Tanks · Leggings with Pockets · TENCEL Leggings.

What should I check when trying on running leggings?

Walk, bend and move through your running stride. Check whether the waistband shifts or feels restrictive, and whether the leg length feels comfortable. If you plan to carry an item in a pocket, check its fit and movement too.