Celestial Blue retailer & Electric Orange Nebula Space Pants, Woman's Bright, Colorful Cyber Galaxy High Waisted Compression Space Legging w/Pocket
These colorful high waisted athletic space leggings are created from a real image of the.
These colorful high waisted athletic space leggings are created from a real image of the Milky Way Galaxy. The awesome cosmic image has been artfully enhanced to show off the beautiful celestial blue nebula clouds and bright orange glow of a star and intentionally placed in the design of these vibrantly colored women's space pants. These night sky space aesthetic compression leggings are perfect for medium to high-intensity workouts while still being exceptionally soft and comfortable enough for everyday wear. The secret pocket in the back (inside) of these fun leggings is perfect for holding your phone or whatever else securely. The two tone thick and heavy no show through material has a slimming and butt-lifting cut, so you'll feel as great as you look in these uniquely designed leggings. These are a rave worthy addition to galaxy clothing lover and make a great gift for any pants wearing astronomy enthusiast.
• Compression fabric, *size up if you're between sizes as compression fabric can be tight on the body
• Non-see-through and squat-proof
• High-waisted
• Slimming effect and a butt-lifting cut
• Double-layered belt
• Pocket in the back part of the belt suitable for top phone models
• Sewn-in gusset
• ⅞ length
• Fabric composition in Mexico: 75% polyester, 25% lycra (upper part of the leggings) and 75% polyester, 25% spandex (bottom part of the leggings)
• Fabric composition in Europe: 57% polyamide, 43% spandex (upper part of the leggings) and 78% polyester, 22% spandex (bottom part of the leggings)
• Upper part fabric weight: 5.45 oz/yd² (185 g/m²)
• Bottom part fabric weight: 8.25 oz/yd² (280 g/m²)
*Actual product color may vary slightly from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability retailer to display colors, and every individual may see these colors differently. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color.