Teeki Great Star Nation Hot Pants in Navy, slip on like a second skin, a favorite for hot yoga sessions or a night out on the town. Crafted in the USA from recycled water bottle fabric, they champion eco-conscious fashion without compromising style. The wide waistband is elastic free to ensure comfort and smooth fit, making them ideal for various activities – from yoga to surfing, swimming and hiking.
Final Sale: Not Eligible for Return/Exchange.
Fit:
The Hot Pants are a lower cut with a wide waistband, designed to be worn up or folded down. Our standard fit is for most body shapes, with a longer inseam makes these great for taller women too. The lightweight fabric fits skin tight without elastic bands. We recommend size up for a softer for comfort fit with less compression.
Fabric:
Made from the famous Eco Lux fabric made from 79% Recycled Poly and 21% Spandex. Recycled Poly-crafted from recycled plastic water bottles. Quick-drying and UV protectant, ideal for both indoor and outdoor activities. Enjoy a snug fit without bulk, nylon, or pilling. Experience unmatched flexibility with our four-way stretch fabric, offering breathability and chafe resistance. Our commitment to quality and sustainability has been held to the test of time after many washes and wears the pants are know to last 10+ years. Hand Wash + Hang Dry.
Key Features:
I have almost every pattern teeki makes of these pants, as I practice hot yoga and pilates. I was so excited to see a black based pattern come out. I know there's been some transition and I don't think I've seen a consistent nor accurate size chart. I have Smalls and Mediums (yes, duplicates) of several past teeki pants, they all run consistent to each other, respectively. These star print pants (like a few others comments I've read around the shopping land) have a much lower rise (great for me as I have a short waist) but even on me-it's too low and they don't stay up. The overall fit is a smidge too small. I'll keep them for running around town but wont be doing a workout in these, unfortunately.

