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VENDOR: Skimmed Milk (UK)
Designed a high-rise waistband to skim the top of your hips and sits just below your navel, these leggings will add a little extra support to abs during crunches, but also a nod to vintage fashion. In terms of length, for cooler months these feature a length of 8/9 which is a touch longer but not quite a full-length leg.
To make your life easier, there is also an added discrete little pocket to the waistband for cards, keys or anything else you need to take on your daily travels. These High Rise Black Leggings are popular all year round and a staple for any workout wardrobe.
Skimmed Milk is a sustainable brand focusing on activewear, creating unique and functional pieces. Their sustainable materials are moisture-wicking and 4-way stretchable. The brand's goal is to deliver you the most comfortable, non-irritating activewear for your yoga classes or HIIT training. They aim to reduce environmental impact by using green fabrics from recycled materials and free from pesticides. Using recyclable packing and together with a local clothing bank when you are tired of the items or used.
Anya is 5ft 8in (173cm) and is wearing size S.
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