Deep Teal Wide-Leg Training Pants
Deep Teal Wide-Leg Training Pants
- rPET (Recycled Ocean-Bound Plastic)
- Wide-Leg Fit, Straight Leg
- Ocean Conservation Cause
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Fit & Sizing
Fit & Sizing
The Deep Teal Wide-Leg Training Pants runs true to size with a straight, wide-leg fit through the hip and thigh that stays relaxed without flaring, built for studio-to-street wear. Sizes Small through XXL.
Fabric & Care
Fabric & Care
The Deep Teal Wide-Leg Training Pants is made from a poly-spandex blend made with recycled ocean-bound plastic (rPET), brushed for a soft feel with 4-way stretch.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We offer standard returns and exchanges on the Deep Teal Wide-Leg Training Pants: unworn, unwashed items with tags still attached can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery. Email hello@kealoha.co to start a return. Machine wash cold and hang to dry, since high heat is what shortens the life of any stretch fabric fastest.
Cause Behind This Piece
Cause Behind This Piece
10% of every Deep Teal Wide-Leg Training Pants purchase funds ocean conservation. We're still finalizing which specific nonprofit this style will support, and we'll say so directly on this page the moment it's decided, the same way we do for every KeAloha piece. We'd rather tell you what we don't know yet than make something up.
Deep Teal is the color of open water, and it's exactly the kind of energy this training pant is designed to bring to your session. The wide-leg silhouette runs straight through the hip and thigh, staying relaxed rather than flared, so nothing restricts you through explosive step-ups, kettlebell swings, or a fast-paced circuit. It's a standout shade for a studio full of black leggings — bold enough to notice, cut for serious work.
The fabric behind that rich teal is rPET, recycled polyester made from post-consumer plastic bottles that have been cleaned, melted down, and respun into a durable, moisture-wicking fiber. Choosing rPET over virgin polyester keeps plastic out of landfills and waterways — the very ecosystems this color is named for — while using significantly less water and energy in production. It's a fabric with the technical chops for serious training and a backstory that matches the brand's ocean-first mission.
Wash cold with similar colors and hang or tumble dry on low to protect the fit long-term. And because 10% of every KeAloha purchase funds ocean and wildlife conservation, wearing this teal pair is a small, tangible way to give back to the waters that inspired it.
