Train with style – functional, comfortable, conscious
The Volcano Pale Blue Tights combine athletic appeal with a stylish design. With their high waist , figure-hugging cut , and contrasting side stripes , they're the ideal companion for your workout—and beyond. Made from recycled ECONYL®, they also score highly in terms of sustainability.
Your companion for every workout – and more
High waist comfort for active days
The wide, form-fitting waistband provides reliable support during movement – whether you're stretching during yoga, sweating during HIIT, or unwinding on a walk. The leggings fit like a second skin while remaining opaque and non-slip .
Design with clear lines
The color combination of pale blue with contrasting accents gives the tights a modern, fresh look. Paired with the matching tops in apple green or pale blue, they create a harmonious, sporty yet elegant style.
Sustainable. Robust. Made to move.
The use of regenerated ECONYL® nylon makes the Volcano Tight an environmentally conscious statement . It's UV-resistant , chlorine-resistant, and saltwater-resistant , yet pleasantly soft—perfect for those who want to combine function with environmental responsibility.
Material & Care
♻️ ECONYL® – Performance meets environmental awareness
The recycled material is made from old fishing nets and textile waste. It's stretchy, retains its shape, and is durable —ideal for your active routine.
🧼 Easy-care & suitable for everyday use
Machine washable at 30°C. For extra durability , avoid using fabric softener or tumble drying . The pants are quick-drying and colorfast – even after many washes.
Who is the Volcano Tight Pale Blue suitable for?
These leggings are perfect for anyone who:
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🏋️ Exercise regularly – yoga, gym, running, functional
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🌱 Appreciate sustainable materials with top performance
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👖 Want comfort & figure-hugging at the same time
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👟 Want to combine outfits with style & function
Whether for training, the commute, or as a stylish athleisure outfit, the Volcano Pale Blue is always ready for action.
