RARP-ID Fitness
Black Terracotta Full-Length Leggings
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Description
Yoga Leggings — Recycled, Squat-Proof, Made to Move
Not every legging is built for the mat. The RARP-ID Yoga Leggings are cut for deep lunges, inversions, and everything in between, with a raised waistband that stays put through vinyasa flow, HIIT circuits, and the school run in between sessions.
Recycled Fabric, Real Performance
Made from a 75% recycled polyester and 25% elastane blend, these leggings deliver four-way stretch that flexes and recovers along the cross and lengthwise grain — so they hold their shape wash after wash rather than bagging out at the knees. The smooth microfibre knit is non-see-through and soft enough to wear all day, on or off the mat.
A Waistband Built for Movement
The raised waistband sits securely above the hip through burpees, downward dogs, and squats, with flatlock seaming placed to avoid chafing on longer sessions. Each pair is precision-cut and hand-finished to order rather than mass-produced ahead of demand. Available XS through XL.
Building a Studio-to-Street Kit
Pair with the Recycled Longline Sports Bra for a coordinated set, or an oversized Unisex Classic Tee for a studio-to-café look. Prefer a bolder colour? Browse Orange, Black, Grey, and the rest of the leggings range.
Browse the complete RARP-ID activewear collection. Free UK delivery on orders over £50.
Shipping & Returns
- Made to order — please allow 2–5 business days for production, then 3–7 business days for UK delivery.
- Free UK shipping on orders over £60.
- Fulfilled by our print partner and shipped directly to you.
Size Guide
Not sure which size to pick? Check our full size guide for exact measurements.
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STACK90RARP-ID started with a DIY fix for a real home-workout problem: how to anchor resistance bands safely without gym equipment. Founder and engineer Richard Peach designed, prototyped and 3D-printed his own solution - now the RARP-ID Platform and Step.
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