Butterluxe Criss Cross Back Built-in Bra Tanks
Butterluxe collection is engineered for extremely soft comfort. Criss-cross back design provides decent support and shows off your perfect back curve. Sexy scoop neck for chic style.
Feature & Fitting:
- Butterluxe collection
- Design for yoga
- Scoop neck, strappy back
- Removable pads
Fabric:
- Extremely Soft, luxurious comfort and lightweight
- Ultra stretchy, very gently compression
- Brushed, 4-Way stretch
- 81% Polyamide, 19% Lycra
SKU:H234.Easy reach by searching the SKU
• Wash with like colours
• Machine wash cold
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low
• Do not iron
• Do not dry clean
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Why you'll love this
Unprecedented Softness Redefines Luxury
Be the softest leggings you ever own. Ultra cozy with exceptionally soft hand and lots of stretch. Mastering your mobility has never been easier. Once you feel it, you can't unfeel it.
Why you'll love this ？
Unprecedented Softness
Redefines Luxury
Be the softest leggings you ever own. Ultra cozy with exceptionally soft hand feel and lots of stretch. Mastering your mobility has never been easier. Once you feel it, you can't unfeel it.
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Luxury
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The Softest Lounge Leggings for Pregnancy
"I love these leggings! They feel so nice + the stretch and form is amazing. I did size up from an XS to a S because I am pregnant, however I don’t think I needed to size up. It may be helpful for third tri but I think either way would be fine. Hopefully that helps someone:)" -- Sarah Springfield
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The Softest Lounge Leggings for Pregnancy
"I love these leggings! They feel so nice + the stretch and form is amazing. I did size up from an XS to a S because I am pregnant, however I don’t think I needed to size up. It may be helpful for third tri but I think either way would be fine. Hopefully that helps someone:)"
-- Sarah Springfield
