It could hardly be more comfortable: on the one hand, these leggings are made from supple, soft, stretchy cotton jersey that allows maximum freedom of movement - on the sofa and when traveling as well as for yoga and sports. Secondly, and this is the real highlight, the waistband is very wide and doesn't need elastic, so you can pull it over your stomach. Or you can fold the waistband over and wear the leggings "low waist". The principle is familiar from yoga pants and clothing for pregnant women, for whom these pants are a "growing" alternative to jeans and the like, especially in the first few months. Also good to know: The cotton comes from controlled organic cultivation. A small amount of elastane (5%) ensures even more comfort and shape retention.

Please note: these leisure leggings tend to run small, so if you prefer them to be more comfortable and figure-flattering, it is better to order one size larger.

Mandala is one of the pioneers in the field of ethically produced sportswear. Driven by the conviction that fashion and ethics need not be mutually exclusive, even in the realm of activewear, Nathalie Prieger founded her label back in 2000. Inspired by the philosophy of yoga, she has focused from the very beginning on production that prioritizes people and resources. Manufacturers are carefully selected, and supply chains are kept transparent. Both the production facilities and the company headquarters in Starnberg are now GOTS-certified. And since women make up the majority of the workforce, Mandala places special emphasis on ensuring their fair wages and social security.

From functional yoga outfits to comfortable everyday wear, the collection features flexible, supple fabrics that allow plenty of freedom of movement and are breathable. In addition to soft organic cotton, the brand uses materials such as absorbent Lyocell (TENCEL™). The activewear features figure-flattering cuts and a modern yet timeless design—ideal for yoga, Pilates, and running.

Staining of light-coloured clothing, furniture and other objects is possible.