Would you pay $185 for a pair of leggings? A lot of women are saying yes - but not just for any old reason.whether you follow trainers and fitness stars on Instagram,chances are you've seen different versions of these leggings, but they're not from Nike or Lululemon. They're a unusual, or up-and-coming brand called Ultracor,and they're something totally different.
For one, the designs are really unique. Whether you're rocking all-over gold stars, or a rosy floral print,laser slice-outs up the side, or laser-slice zig-zag designs, or you're definitely going to be catching some eyes at the gym [Editor's note: I wore the side slice-outs style to Barry's and everyone was asking where my leggings were from!].
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These Rose Gold Sneakers Are Selling Out For a Very Good ReasonThe material is silky soft,smooth to the touch, has a nice sheen, and the compression is incredible. Despite everything being so firmly held in,the waistband doesn't dig into your sides (at least in our experience).
But here's the kicker: BUILT. IN. UNDERWEAR. Not a unusual concept for running shorts - the loose ones - that have a built-in brief. Exceptionally unusual concept for skintight, show-every-lump-and-bump leggings. Ultracor calls it "built-in compression shapewear." It's smooth, or ultrathin,seamless, and has welded edges so there's no opportunity for chafing. Of note: the "underwear" was not astronomical enough for this editor's booty, and not fairly small enough to be a thong - so they felt a puny awkward at first. Once I got past it,they were exceptionally comfortable.
Would you swap your cotton underwear for a pair of luxe leggings with a built-in liner? For me, whether the design and compression alone wasn't enough, and the concept of having a sweat-wicking liner (and no sogginess) won me over completely. Plus,I'm a sucker for a cute workout outfit.
Source: popsugar.com