Review on Women'S Fleece-Lined Leggings By SATINA: 12 Colors To Choose From! by Sasha Kupchin

Earlier this fall, I decided to start wearing leggings and boots because I think the combination is very fashionable and I wanted to try something new. I didn't know whether I would look good in leggings so I didn't want to spend a lot of money on my first pair. I've been buying a lot of clothes on here and have mostly had good luck so when I saw that these were a reasonable price and most people have been happy with them, I decided to go for it!These Sejora leggings are high-waisted, fleece-lined, compression leggings. They are also one size leggings. The top four inches of the waist are thicker than the rest of the leggings and almost like a waffle-print. I'm 5'6" with an average torso and legs and they come up over my belly button. The fleece lining is very soft and they provide sufficient warmth. These leggings are made in China of 92% nylon and 8% spandex. Washing instructions say to hand wash cold and hang dry. I just put these leggings in a lingerie bag in the washing machine and hang dry. I've washed these a number of times and never had a problem, including the one time I accidentally threw the leggings in the washing machine and they weren't in a lingerie bag. The leggings were fine but I try to avoid doing that to keep them in good shape!Initially, I purchased the black pair and liked them enough to purchase the charcoal ones as well. I'm 5'6", about 165 pounds with a belly after giving birth to twins and these fit really nicely! I generally wear a size 10 in jeans. The waist comes up over my belly button and they come down to the bottoms of my ankles. The fleece lining is very comfortable and they've provided enough warmth to keep me warm during the cool fall days and cold winter days. I live in Wisconsin so I've worn them outside in colder temperatures like 20s and 30s and they keep my legs warm enough as long as I'm not outside for long periods of time. These are a compression fit and they suck in my belly a little bit but not quite like my compression-fit athletic wear. That's not a big deal to me since I wear tunics and sweaters that aren't slim-fitting. You could also layer these under jeans for warmth if you plan to be outside for long periods of time.These leggings are very comfortable and fashionable without a high price tag. They fit me nicely and keep me warm. They are supposed to be opaque but they are slightly see-through. I mostly just notice this on my legs and I don't feel it's enough for others to notice since I only see it when I look closely. These leggings may show some underwear lines so I'd recommend wearing thongs or cheekies if you can in case you bend over and don't want to risk showing any lines. I've also noticed some pilling, mostly around the thigh area where my thighs rub together, but the other parts of the leggings still look good after the three months I've had them.Overall, I'm pleased with these leggings and am glad I bought them! I didn't want to spend a lot of money in case I didn't like them but these have worked well for me over the past three months. I mostly wear the black pair but the charcoal are a very dark gray and get worn a lot too. As long as these last me at least a year, I'd purchase these again. They are a good price, comfortable, and should fit a good number of women. I was skeptical of leggings that are one size but they seem to work out well so far for me. If you are looking for good leggings and don't want to spend a lot of money, I'd recommend purchasing a pair of these!