Zubaz Women's Stretchy Athletic Post Leggings - Navy/Gray, Small
Product Description
Zubaz Women's Stretchy Athletic Post Leggings - Navy/Gray, Small
- Bold Zubaz Style: Features signature Zubaz flair with clean, athletic detailing designed to stand out.
- Iconic Zubaz Heritage: A modern take on the original 1988 design - bringing back the bold with improved fit and finish.
- Premium Stretch Fabric: Soft, flexible material that moves with you for all-day comfort, training, errands, or lounging.
- Smooth, Pocket-Free Design: No pockets for a sleek, streamlined fit that stays smooth under tops and avoids bulk during movement.
- Care Instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low, do not iron graphics
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