Work out in comfort with our 3 panel yoga capris featuring our signature performance fabrics that stretch with you and won't give up! The high-cut fold over waistband gives you versatility, freedom of movement, and comfort making these leggings perfect for everyday wear. This is a traditional Pacific Northwest Coastal Art style with contrasting teal, burgundy and black colors. This is a stylized creation designed by James "Kingsawin” Reed of the Tongass Tribe of the Tlingit People.

Order a size or 2 up from your normal size as these run small and are compression fabric so fit tight to start with.

At 5-7 and 150 pounds I can wear the large but prefer the extra large. A friend is 180 and 5-10 and the XL worked for her as well.

•Leggings made of performance knit fabric (88% polyester, 12% spandex)
• Waistband made of swimsuit knit fabric ( 71%polyester, 29% spandex) for staying power
• Both fabrics manufactured in Canada
• The performance fabric features EcoPoly fiber, this fiber is eco-friendly since it requires significantly less energy and water during manufacturing than conventional polyester
• Every pair of yoga capris is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada
• Signature performance fabric is made by a local Montreal mill
• Compression fit, our yoga capris hug in all the right places and suit all body types
• Vivid print that will never fade after washing, this ultra-stretch fabric holds shape even after multiple wearings
• Waistband can be worn as a high waistband, or folded down to hug your hips
• Easy care, machine wash in cold water with a phosphate-free detergent, machine dry on medium to high heat, do not bleach
• Fabric will dry quickly so you can wear your yoga capris again soon
All our designs are created from hand drawn original artwork and therefore will not be totally symmetrical.
• Each item is printed individually at our production partner Art of Where in Canada.
• Most of our collections are also available on clothing and accessories
• Other spirit animal collections coming soon including the Orca, the Raven, the Dolphin, the Thunderbird and the Horse