Magic 16LL Leather leggings

Leather Look Leggings från Magic är den perfekta mixen mellan shapewear och kläder! De har inbyggda korrigerande shorts på insidan med bomullskil. Formningsshortsen ger medium korrigering till mage, höfter och nedre delen av ryggen. Den höga midjan ger perfekt täckning. Den speciella zonen i de korrigerande bottnarna säkerställer ett perfekt lyft av rumpan. Leather Look Legging är gjord av ett slätt, syntetiskt lädertyg.
Tillverkad av mjukt och stretchigt tyg

Yttertyg: 62% Polyamid, 38% Elastan
Innertyg: 54% Polyamid, 46% Elastan

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Här nedan kan du läsa mer om tightsen från Magic själva: 

The Leather Look Legging is the perfect mix between shapewear and outerwear. It has a built-in shaping brief inside with cotton gusset lining. The shaping brief provides medium control to your stomach, hips, and back. The high-rise waist provides perfect coverage. The special zone at the bottom of the built-in brief lifts the bottom perfectly. The Leather Look Legging is made of a super smooth faux leather fabric.

• Made of soft & stretchy fabric 
• Built-in shaping brief with cotton gusset lining
• Provides medium shaping of stomach, hips, and back and lifts the bottom
• Faux Leather look

What’s so great about vegan leather? Only everything. Number one, it’s not made from the skins of dead animals. Plus, it’s eco-friendly—and très chic.

What is vegan leather?

Vegan leather is often made from polyurethane, a polymer that can be made to order for any designer’s whim. It can also be made from innovative and sustainable materials such as pineapple leaves, cork, apple peels, other fruit waste, and recycled plastic and used to create products that put animal skins to shame

What is vegan leather made out of?

While there is no universally accepted definition, any material that mimics the look and feel of leather but is not produced using animal hides, can be considered vegan leather. Instead, a wide array of synthetic materials and natural fibres are used.

The vast majority of vegan leather is produced from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and polyurethane (PU). Each is a type of petroleum-based plastic — meaning it can take thousands of years for PU and PVC leather to biodegrade.

Vegan leather can also be produced from a plethora of organic and sustainable materials. Technological advances mean you can now source natural vegan leather that is partially made from cactus plants in Mexico or agave leaves in Sri Lanka; and buy mushroom-based vegan leather bags and luxury vegan leather shoes that are, in part, constructed from discarded pineapple leaves.