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Women’s jersey leggings BRITTA ANTHRACITEWomen’s jersey leggings BRITTA ANTHRACITE
Women’s jersey leggings BRITTA ANTHRACITE Offer 29,66 € Regular price34,90 €
WOMEN'S JERSEY LEGGINGS BRITTA BLACKWOMEN'S JERSEY LEGGINGS BRITTA BLACK

Wood Leggings: Comfortable, Versatile, and Velvety Soft

Once you have tried women’s leggings made from our soft, durable, and sustainable wood fabric, you will not want to wear any others. They retain their shape and color even after extended wear, do not slip while walking, and are simply a practical and fashionable basic for every woman.
Over several rounds of sampling and development, we have continuously optimized our women’s leggings and adapted them to your wishes. A higher waistband, longer legs, and a wider elastic band make them the perfect companion for your everyday life. They are also ideal for use as an activewear layer thanks to their antibacterial properties and comfortable fit.

Why should you also choose sustainable leggings from wijld?

In addition to the clear benefit of doing something good for the environment with your new favorite leggings, women’s leggings from wijld, made from wood, provide an excellent skin climate. This is thanks to the smooth and supple fiber and its ability to absorb a great deal of moisture and release it again quickly. As a result, these environmentally friendly leggings regulate temperature, are antibacterial, and stay fresh for longer. See for yourself!

Wood-based Leggings from Sustainable Forestry

At wijld, we have decided to treat the environment with care and give more back to nature than we take from it. We follow this principle both in the production of sustainable leggings and throughout the rest of our collections. Thanks to sustainable forestry, Europe’s forests are preserved and are even expanding. To ensure that this trend continues, we use only wood from sustainable forestry. This means that only as much wood is harvested as can grow back. We are also actively involved and launched our own reforestation project in 2021.