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Flare Leggings for Women, With Real Pockets

Profit Outfits carries 12 flare legging options built from two SoftTouch bootcut fits in six colorways. Both fits are cut with a wide, gently flared leg from the knee down, and both carry side pockets deep enough for a phone, so you are not choosing between the silhouette you want and somewhere to put your keys. Every pair is $19.90, down from $24.50, in sizes XS through XXL.

Two Flare Fits to Choose Between

The two styles differ only at the waist, so pick the one that sits the way you like and choose your color from there.

• The SoftTouch Pocket High-Waist Flare Legging has a straight high waistband that sits flat under a cropped top. It is also tagged into our high-waisted leggings range if you want to compare rises across the whole catalog.
• The SoftTouch Pocket V-Waist Flare Legging uses a V-shaped front waistband instead of a straight one, which gives the front seam a longer line.

Both fits come in Black, Army Green, Coffee, Dark Blue, Dark Grey and Brown. Black is the pair most people start with because it reads as a trouser rather than as gym kit, which is why flares get worn to the office and to brunch as often as to a Pilates class.

Fabric, Waistband and Pockets

Both flare styles use the same polyester and spandex SoftTouch knit. The specification we can stand behind, taken straight from the product data rather than from marketing copy:

• Polyester and spandex blend
• Breathable, moisture-wicking and stretch knit
• Compression knit with an elastic high waistband
• Lightweight construction
• Side pockets on both fits
• Machine wash separately in cold water; air dry, or tumble dry on delicate

Two things worth saying plainly. A flared hem is a styling choice, not a performance one, so if you want a locked-in ankle for running or heavy lifting, our performance leggings and seamless leggings are the better call. And because the leg opening is wide, flares hang best with a flat shoe or a low sneaker rather than a chunky trainer.

How to Style Flare Leggings

Flares carry a look on their own, so the top does the work. A fitted crop top keeps the waistband visible and stops the wide leg from swallowing the outfit. A sports bra under an open shirt gets you from a studio class to a coffee run without a change. For a full look in one order, the same SoftTouch fabric runs through our SoftTouch matching sets, and the wider matching workout sets collection covers other fabric families.

If you want the pocket without the flare, pocket leggings covers every pocketed style we stock, and printed leggings is where the tie-dye, camo and geo prints live. The full leggings range sits behind all of it.

Sizing: XS to XXL

Every flare colorway is stocked from XS to XXL, six sizes per color, rather than a short S to L run. The knit has real stretch, so if you are between two sizes the smaller one usually holds; if you prefer the waistband to sit looser, size up. Measurements for each size are on the size guide, and if a specific colorway or size is not showing, contact our team and we will tell you what is in stock.

Price, Shipping and Bundle Savings

Flare leggings are $19.90 each, marked down from $24.50. Shipping is free with no minimum order anywhere in the United States, so a single pair ships free. Buying more than one pair applies automatically at checkout: buy 2 and save 15%, buy 3 or more and save 20%, with no code needed. At the three-pair tier that works out to under $16 a pair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these flare leggings have pockets?

Yes. Both the High-Waist and the V-Waist SoftTouch flare fits have side pockets, and both are tagged into our pocket leggings collection. Pockets are standard on this style, not limited to certain colors.

What is the difference between flare leggings and bootcut leggings?

In practice the terms overlap. Both describe a legging that is fitted through the thigh and then widens below the knee. Bootcut usually implies a subtler widening and flare a more pronounced one. The SoftTouch flare sits in the middle: wide enough to read as a flare, narrow enough to wear with a flat shoe.

Are flare leggings good for workouts?

They work well for yoga, Pilates, barre, walking and low-impact training, and they are the pair most customers pick for everyday wear. For running, jumping or lifting, an ankle-length fit stays out of the way better, so look at performance leggings for those sessions.

What size flare leggings should I order?

Sizes run XS to XXL. Compare your waist and hip measurements against the size guide rather than ordering by your usual jeans size, since the knit is compressive and stretches differently from woven denim.

How do I wash them?

Machine wash separately in cold water, then air dry or tumble dry on the delicate setting. Skip fabric softener and high heat, both of which shorten the life of a spandex blend.

How long does shipping take and is it free?

Shipping is free on every United States order with no minimum spend. If you need a delivery estimate for a specific address, contact our team before you order.