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As a certified Pilates girl (yes, I’m an instructor) and activewear wearer, I’m always on the lookout for new outfits. My latest obsession is women’s flared leggings, and I’m sure you are too. If you haven’t fallen for them yet, let me help you.
Flared pants are a different vibe from your regular leggings or sweatpants, especially when they have innovative features like crossover waistbands, slits, or zippered hems. Most brands have started offering them in a range of sizes, from petite to tall, all the way up to 4XL. Plus, they look cute with anything, from cropped sweatshirts, long-sleeve tops, sports bras, chunky dad sneakers, UGGs, or slide sandals.
Convinced? Great! We’ve rounded up 13 of the best pairs of flared leggings for women on the internet, so you’re sure to find the perfect pair for you.
The best flared leggings for women
Nike Zenvi High Waist Flare Leggings
Well, I can personally recommend Nike’s Zenvy High Waist Flare Leggings, which are some of the softest leggings I’ve ever worn, and are perfect for low-impact workouts like yoga or pilates.
LSKD Everyday Flare Tights
I don’t personally own the LSKD Everyday Flare Tights, but if they are as good as the brand’s other leggings, they’re at the top of my must-buy list. They come in sizes 2XS to 3XL, and in both regular and petite lengths. How good!
Leelo Active Sculpt Flare Leggings
I see a few girls in my Pilates studio wearing these Leelo Active Sculpt Flare Leggings and I’m always like, “I need to get a pair.” They’re so flattering and come in 10 different colors.
Lululemon Align High Rise Mini Flare Pants
Lululemon’s Align High Rise Mini Flare Pants are another Pilates girl staple. They’re made from a form-fitting, buttery-soft Nuru fabric with gentle support and a minimal, no-digging waistband. They’re perfect for Pilates, yoga, and of course, hot girl walking.
Nimble in Motion Flare Pants
Another pair of supportive, form-fitting flared trousers for women, this time in chocolate brown, from our friends at Nimble. Designed to go from the studio to the street, they’re super comfortable.
Cotton On Body Ultra Soft Full Length Flare
If you want to try out flared pants without breaking the bank, Cotton On Body’s Ultra Soft Full Length Flare is probably the most affordable option we’ve found so far.
Sexy flare leggings
Another relatively affordable option are these Etch leggings , which are super comfortable, have a zippered pocket for small items, and come in three lengths: petite, regular, and tall.
Stax
The good folks at STAX also make a great pair of flare pants, which have a ’90s-style zipper down the front seam for a little extra flair.
Bondi Active Full Length Flare Pants
These full-length flared pants from Bondi Active are so lovely you could go straight from the ballet to dancing on a Saturday night – I love the stitching detail and the little slit in the front seam.
Meshki Active Jesse Flare Yoga Pants
Not only are they comfortable and flattering flared pants, the Meshki pants are currently on sale for $99 for a pack of two and come in two colors: black and marble grey.
Amun seamless flare tights
Made from a soft, stretchy, seamless fabric, the Aim’n Seamless Flare Tights are another great option worth adding to your cart.
Pinky & Kamal in Flared Full Length Pants
Yoga enthusiasts adore Pinky & Kamal, and it’s easy to see why: these shade-flared, full-length pants are made from a buttery-soft bamboo-blend fabric that’s comfortable for any workout style.
alo airbrush high waist 7/8 bootcut leggings
If all the American pilates girls on TikTok are lusting after alo activewear, you’re not alone: we’re dying to try alo’s Airbrush High Waist 7/8 Bootcut Leggings .
That’s all for the best flared leggings for women at the moment, but we’ll be sure to update the list as we find more. If you’re looking for some good activewear, here’s a list of Australian brands worth buying from.
Image credit: Nimble Activewear Instagram / Cotton On x @parismajeks
