Yes—comfort is the most consistent theme in the reviews. Many customers describe the fabric as “buttery soft,” “silky,” and even “like luxe PJs,” and several mention wearing them for days or putting them on as soon as they get home. Based on 60 reviews mentioning comfort/softness explicitly, this is the standout reason people repurchase.

The wide, high waistband is frequently called a “game changer” and is praised for staying up without feeling tight. Reviewers with a tummy/apple shape and people post-surgery or with sensitivity around the midsection mention it being soft, supportive, and not putting pressure on scars. A few people also like that it can be folded down if the rise feels high on a short torso.

Several reviewers describe the fabric as breathable, lightweight, and good for Australian summers and hot/humid conditions, and some mention wearing them in tropical travel destinations. One reviewer teaching at a retreat said they would prefer even more breathability in very hot conditions, though they liked being able to fold the waistband down. In short: generally comfortable in heat, but extreme hot days may depend on personal preference.

Most reviewers say the fit is true to size, but there’s a strong pattern of people choosing to size down for a more secure fit (especially for yoga/active use). Several customers who are typically a Medium reported the Medium felt generous and preferred the Small, while others sized up for a looser drape or comfort around the midsection. If you’re between sizes or prefer a slimmer waist fit, sizing down is commonly recommended.

Most customers love the cuffed ankle because it keeps the length tidy (especially for yoga and travel) and works well for shorter heights. However, a small group mentioned the ankle elastic can feel a bit tight or leave a mark, and one reviewer noted it might be tight “for others.” If you’re sensitive at the ankle, expect a more fitted cuff compared to wide-leg styles.

Petite reviewers (around 150–157cm) often say the cuff helps the pant sit neatly at the ankle without hemming, while several tall reviewers (around 176–183cm) report the length is still workable and typically grazes or sits just above the ankle. There are a few mentions of wanting an “extra long/tall” option or wishing for a bit more length. Overall, the cuff design seems to make the length forgiving across heights.

Reviewers use these for both: yoga (including long holds and power-to-yin styles), reformer Pilates, and lounging at home. Multiple customers specifically said they’re “better than tights” because they’re breathable, give freedom of movement, and don’t feel restrictive. They’re frequently described as an all-day pant: class first, then errands or relaxing after.

Yes—travel is one of the most repeated use cases, including long-haul flights (14–15 hours). Customers like the tapered ankle/cuff because it helps prevent hems dragging on plane bathroom floors, and several mention feeling like they’re wearing pyjamas while still looking “smart” or “elevated.” They’re also praised for being comfortable in air-conditioned cabins and easy to re-wear while travelling.

Many reviewers highlight the pockets as a real feature—described as deep enough to be useful and not ruining the fit. At least one customer mentioned carrying a phone in the pocket successfully even with the soft, relaxed fabric. If you size very roomy, one reviewer noted pockets can feel less secure (the pant may shift if weighted down).

A lot of reviewers say they can “dress up or down,” wearing them to dinners, casual parties, and even work (including with boots, a business jacket, or heels). The drape and fabric feel are often described as “elevated” rather than sporty, while still being easy to move in. If you want one pant for yoga-to-errands-to-dinner, this is a common real-world use case.

Colour is usually praised (coffee brown/“Coffee Bean” and other earthy tones get a lot of love), but a few reviewers noted shades can differ in person. Examples include sage appearing darker than expected and “china blue” reading more grey-blue, plus one reviewer describing mulberry as more browny-red in real life. If you’re very particular about colour matching, expect slight variation from screen to fabric.

Many customers say they “wash really well,” are “wash and wear,” and don’t need ironing, with multiple repeat buyers calling them a wardrobe staple. A few long-term comments mention the fabric wearing well and not getting baggy at the knees, although there are isolated concerns about durability (snagging, waistband stretch over time). Overall, the majority feedback is positive on washing and longevity.

A small but notable concern is that the fabric can show oil spots if something drips on it. One reviewer specifically called this out as their “only concern,” which may matter if you’re wearing lighter colours or eating/travelling in them. If this worries you, darker colours like black are mentioned as a safer choice.

Multiple reviewers say the quality feels excellent for the price and that they’ve replaced other brands or stopped wearing Lycra tights because these are more comfortable. Repeat purchasing is extremely common (many people own 3–6+ pairs), which usually signals strong value and satisfaction. A few customers also mentioned being happy they caught them on sale, but still felt they were worth full price.