SARJANA HANDICRAFTS Women Cotton Churidar Leggings Authentic Casual Yoga Pants

5'7/120lbs. "ONE SIZE" fit like nice cotton tights/leggings, snug but not tight. These are Churidar; however, they are not tights and definitely not Western leggings or workout wear. The top is designed for movement and cross-legged sitting (a bit looser) and more importantly for wear under a long tunic, dress, or top that covers the butt/upper thighs. They are slighrly thicker than the average tee shirt weight in sweatpants material, opaque retaining modesty, but form fitting and good for cooler weather wear. I bought red, tan, and aqua. The aqua and tan were a little itchy, the red wasn't. I'm guessing after first wash all will be equal. Hand wash and hang to dry to avoid shrinkage.

These White leggings can be a versatile addition to any wardrobe, offering both style and comfort. They are perfect for pairing with longer tops or tunics and can create a clean, sleek look. However, one of the main concerns with white leggings is opacity. It's essential to ensure they are not see-through, especially in brighter lighting. thick materials or double-layered options to counter this issue. Another factor to consider is the fit; the right amount of stretch can make them both flattering and comfortable for various activities, from yoga to casual outings.

Very tight, like a regular legging, with a bit of extra room at the top and extra length. I usually wear a US size 10.

These are awful! They're not leggings so much as thin cotton tights with the the worst shape! They're super baggy in the front and insanely long! I bought these for a Halloween costume so I just hacked a few inches of fabric from the front and sewed it back up and they worked well enough, but definitely do not recommend!

This brand of churidar are woven of thicker cotton, this is suitable for colder weather rather than to be worn in the summer heat - these churidar fit more like leggings do, being snug-fitting from waist to knee I have seen a lot of reviews about churidar by American buyers who are unaware that Indian churidar are not the same garment as American leggings, they have a different purpose. Churidar are a type of salwar (lowers) designed to be worn primarily under a kurta (a long tunic) - in India, salwar are never worn as 'pants', i.e., a leg-enclosing garment meant to be visible from waist to ankle, and made of non-transparent fabric There are no 'pants' in Indian clothing - salwar, including churidar, are a type of lower garment always worn underneath a covering upper garment, either a kurta (long straight tunic), an anarkali (long, full-skirted dress) or a lehenga (long, full skirt), with only a portion of the salwar visible below the upper garment - the portion not visible is cut like a loose undergarment (such as boxers or tap pants), for in India garments are not made to be tight or snug-fitting around the waist, the hip, the upper leg Since India is quite hot, the many different styles of salwar are all cut very loose, and are usually one size only, are closed w/a drawstring, it doesn't matter how loosely or unattractively the salwar fits around the hip as only the lower portion is visible below the knee-length or longer kurta. The other primary reason why salwar are cut so loose or full is to facilitate ease of sitting, the normal way of sitting for Indians is cross-legged, either on the floor or couch, even when having meals it is normal to sit on the floor cross-legged Most (but not all) clothing made in India is of very thin fabric for the climate is quite hot - Indian clothing is sold in U.S. markets (such as Amazon) for the millions of Indian diaspora who want to wear Indian (not Western) clothing - American buyers who decide to buy Indian clothing need to be aware of the differences between standard Indian garments and their own clothing Churidar today is now being cut both very loose from waist to knee, or more snug-fitting like leggings, there is no 'right' or 'wrong' type of cut Churidar are very, very long in the leg, this is so the bottom part around the ankle can attractively bunch up, look more closely at the photos & you'll see this - the bunching of long salwar at ankle or the bunching of long sleeves at wrist is a Mughal Empire fashion designs, this is probably the biggest difference between leggings and churidar Churidar salwar have been around for a few hundred years, only in the last several years or so have they been available for purchase on various U.S. websites such as Amazon - while churidar at first glance look identical to leggings, you can see they are not quite the same

This is my revised review. Once I saw a review that said to start these from the ankle up, the slouch and length are a good fit. I am long waisted so not quite enough material on top but they will do.

I love color and qiality

I use it under night shirts and night gowns in house.

The fabric is good quality, comfortable to wear. The sizing is as described. The length is good for my height, at 5' 8". The colour is as shown in the pictures.

Very cheap quality

The cotton stretch material is great. Although it's 1 size fits all , I think it really is true. I loved it so much I ordered 2 more in different colors.

Delighted with the quality ! Beautifully made, bold solid colours, good standard material. I am plump (!!) and when I first saw the leggings I wondered if we would fit BUT, yes, we do. Thank you will definitely return to this site even tho the delivery time was a few dayslonger than stated.

Cotton material and beautiful teal colour.