Yes—many reviewers specifically call these their “best pants for yoga,” with multiple mentions of yin/restorative yoga. Customers say they’re extremely comfortable and soft, which makes them ideal for slower practices where comfort and ease of movement matter most. Several people loved them enough to buy multiple pairs.

Yes—reviewers mention using them for Reformer Pilates and walking, especially in warmer months, and loving how they perform for both. The comfort and fit seem to work for movement-focused activities without feeling overly restrictive. If you want something that transitions from studio to casual activity, reviews support that use.

Most reviewers report a true-to-size or “perfect fit” experience when choosing their usual size (e.g., size 12 in Medium). However, a few customers found them a bit loose and said they’d size down next time, especially if you don’t want a relaxed fit. If you prefer a more fitted feel for Pilates/yoga, some reviewers recommend sizing down or avoiding going up a size.

Multiple shorter reviewers (around 150 cm/5 ft) said the 7/8 length is ideal: for some it sits at ankle height, and others report it lands about 10 cm above the ankle. Customers who are short and usually find pants too long were especially happy with this length. If you’ve been waiting for a shorter option, reviews suggest this version is a strong fit.

It’s a consistent theme: reviewers repeatedly describe the fabric as “super soft,” “smooth,” and “feels so nice.” Comfort is one of the most-mentioned benefits, with customers saying they feel great wearing them and even buying multiple pairs because of the feel. Based on the review set, the large majority highlighted softness as a key reason they loved them.

Several reviewers say the drape is flattering and enhances the look while still feeling comfortable. That said, a few customers noted that going too large can make them feel a bit loose, so choosing the right size matters if you want less “baggy” styling. Overall, people frequently mention looking good while staying comfy.

At least one reviewer noted you can wear them at the normal length or roll them up a bit to change the look. Another reviewer also discussed how the shorter wide-leg style lands at ankle height on them, suggesting the length styling is flexible depending on height and preference. If you like adjustable styling, reviews indicate rolling works well.

One reviewer at 31 weeks pregnant said the material felt super soft on her belly and that she specifically liked that it didn’t ride up and put pressure over the stomach area. She also planned to wear them postpartum. While that’s a single detailed experience, it suggests the waistband/fit can be comfortable for those wanting less belly pressure.

Yes, repeat purchasing shows up often: multiple reviewers mention owning 2–5 pairs or buying additional colors. People typically cite comfort, softness, and fit as the reasons they come back for more. If you’re wondering whether they’re “worth it,” the high repeat-buy behavior suggests strong satisfaction.