Fabletics Leggings Review

4 min readAug 11, 2020

I love these leggings! I know if I’m wearing my Fabletics leggings, I don’t have to worry about my leggings falling. Overall: 4.5 out of 5 for that right-handed pocket!

Fit:

The fit was snug, which I understand is the way the clothing is supposed to fit. I like my leggings to be tight, especially around the waistband. I appreciated the four-inch waistband because it kept my leggings on while I did burpees! I’m 5'10" so leggings always fit a little different for me. Leggings need to be an inch or two longer, and the waistband needs to be an inch or two higher, but that doesn’t bother me. I always try to buy the full leggings, not a ¾, so they are almost long enough. I did get a 7/8th length, and it fit like capris.

Fabric:

The black pair is 75% Nylon and 25% Elastane. The green pair is 88% Polyester and 12% Elastane. Both made out of very thick material, which is excellent for winter. It is often cold in the gym that I work and workout at, so I am enjoying the fabric. I don’t usually wear leggings in the summer, so I don’t think that will be a problem.

These leggings were easy to wash. I threw them in the washer with my other workout clothes. I did put them in the dryer, which later I read. I was supposed to lay them flat to dry, but they don’t look any different. I will lay flat to dry next time, though! I wear my workout clothes twice before I put them through the laundry because laundry is a lot of work! The leggings didn’t smell after I wore them twice, nor did they come to lose to wear.

Comfort:

Able to wear comfortably for more than five hours. It stayed in place for all of my workouts, and while I was working as a personal trainer. I always love pockets; the black pair which I wear to work has multiple pockets. I’m glad someone finally gets it! Women need pockets too — I’m not carrying around a purse while working out! One complaint that I have about the pockets is that the phone pocket is on the right side, and I’m left-handed, so it’s awkward. I had to train my right hand to pull my phone out of my pocket. Then I transfer it to my left hand.