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This product is considered "sustainable" because it's been certified by one or more industry certifying organization for meeting at least one indu
This product is considered sustainable because it's been certified by one or more industry certifying organization for meeting at least one industry standard for environmental or socioeconomic impact.bluesign® approved fabric.Beyond Yoga Size ChartEmbrace that growing belly with these Beyond Yoga® Maternity Empire Waisted Spacedye Midi Leggings.Part of the Beyond the Bump Collection: Maternity activewear designed for ultimate comfort during and post pregnancy.Spacedye Performance fabric:• Buttery-soft performance fabric boasts a unique texture and exceptionally soft hand.• Moisture-wicking capabilities draw perspiration away from the body so it can evaporate more rapidly.• Four-way stretch enhances comfort and allows a wider range of movement.• Quick-drying properties that maintain color and shape after every wash. Extended, elastic empire waistband covers belly for maximum comfort. Flattering seams show off your curvy frame. Full-length cut.87% polyester, 13% spandex.Machine wash, tumble dry. Made in USA. Measurements: Waist Measurement: 22 in Outseam: 37 in Inseam: 25 in Front Rise: 15 in Back Rise: 17 in Leg Opening: 7 inProduct measurements were taken using size XS (US 2-4), inseam 25. Please note that measurements may vary by size.

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