Fringe Benefits Yoga Pant – Persepolis

Now these are a step up from your average yoga pants! Sassy bling & studs up both legs for extra pop with gorgeous fringe accents. These American made leggings are super smoothing and figure flattering, mid-rise. These are super comfy, with the perfect amount of stretch, NOT seethrough, and definately squatproof! F

Now these are a step up from your average yoga pants! Sassy bling & studs up both legs for extra pop with gorgeous fringe accents. These American made leggings are super smoothing and figure flattering, mid-rise. These are super comfy, with the perfect amount of stretch, NOT seethrough, and definately squatproof! Fold over band you can wear folded or up over tummy for extra support. Dress up or down. Get ready to turn heads ladies! 

• 96% cotton 4% Spandex
• made in USA
• mineral washed

SMALL 0-4

MED 5-8

LARGE 9-10

XL 11-14

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