From Classic to Flare Leggings, These Are 18 of the Best Pairs (Seriously) - Tinybeans

Whether you're looking to try the flare leggings trend or firmly a classic, we've got only the best right here.

The hunt for the perfect pair of leggings seems never-ending. If you're anything like us, you have a whole drawerful of them, from $5 to $150. Of course, they're also all different sizes, lengths, and fabrications. But the one thing they have in common? We all thought every last pair was the best at one time or another. Afterall, it's always felt like trial-and-error was the only way to find the pair of your dreams. Until now. Flare leggings, workout, dress-up, or a combination, we've found the best of the best.

We've made sure they all are size-inclusive, versatile, and tested by our editors. We're big fans of leggings around here, and whether you're wearing them to work, to workout, or to run errands, we've covered them all. Their versatility is one of the reasons we love leggings so much, right? Sure, flare leggings are trending. But we also included the always-in-style classic silhouettes. Read on to find our favorite leggings (that we're pretty sure will become your favorites, too!).

Best Flare Leggings

Athleta Elation Flare Pant

Athleta

From yoga to barre and runs to the grocery store, Athleta's Elation Flares are rated UPF 50+ and offer medium compression, so you feel held without constriction. Available in 4 colors. Sizes XXS-3X.

Athleta Elation Flare Pant ($99.00)—Buy Here!

Booty Boost Flare Yoga Pant

SPANX

Insta booty lift and a smooth silhouette (meaning no muffin top). If you prefer a little more compression and shape, these iconic leggings are a win. Available in 3 colors. XS-3X.

Booty Boost Flare Yoga Pant ($110.00)—Buy Here!

Best Leggings with Pockets

Best Lounge Leggings

SKIMS High-Waisted Leggings

SKIMS

Let's hear it for these off-duty beauties with their soft fabrication and wide waistband. There's a reason why SKIMS is a cult favorite. 4 colors and sizes XXS-4X.

SKIMS High-Waisted Leggings ($64.00)—Buy Here!

Negative Whipped Long Underwear

Negative

Okay, so Negative prefers to call these 'long underwear', but we don't care what they call them as long as they keep making them this cloud-like soft. They're as close to wearing nothing as you can get. Available in 8 colors and sizes XS-XXL.

Negative Whipped Long Underwear ($98.00)—Buy Here!

Leggings Depot High-Waist Leggings

Amazon

Our shopping editor has been loyal to these leggings for years. They're unbelievably soft, come in a ton of colors, and are comfortable enough to sleep in. These are definitely not workout leggings.

Leggings Depot High-Waist Leggings ($8.88+)—Buy Here!

Best Fleece-Lined Leggings

Best Leggings You Can Dress Up

Honorable Mentions

Nuttch EcoRibb Leggings

Nuttch

These Italian-made leggings can fit into a few different categories, and our shopping editor can't stop raving about them. Ultra-stretchy (like beyond stretchy), eco-friendly, and available in 4 colors, sizes S-XL.

Nuttch EcoRibb Leggings ($50.00)—Buy Here!

Quince Ultra-Form Leggings

Quince

Perfect for yoga, low-impact exercises, and all-day wear, these are the luxe leggings you need in your life (though they're super affordable). Anti-microbial and oh-so-soft, they comes in 3 colors and sizes XS-XL.

Quince Ultra-Form Leggings ($39.90)—Buy Here!

Girlfriend Collective Compressive Pocket Legging

Girlfriend Collective

These leggings are on the Oprah's Favorite Things List for 2022, so they're vetted! They're also made with 79% recycled bottles, so your high-impact workouts can feel even better. 10 colors, and sizes XXS-6XL, making them the most size-inclusive option we've found!

Girlfriend Collective Compressive Pocket Legging ($88.00)—Buy Here!

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From Classic to Flare Leggings, These Are 18 of the Best Pairs (Seriously) - Tinybeans

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