Because we've been spending more time at home than usual, many are wearing leggings more. If you're not working out, but just want a super comfy feel, faux leather leggings are the perfect addition to your wardrobe: They fit like your favorite leggings with sleek synthetic fabrics that look like leather without breaking the bank.
The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab has put all types of black leggings to the test, evaluating stretch recovery, shrinkage, pilling, comfort, moisture wicking capabilities, and more. These picks are from brands with excellent Lab performance, rave feedback from testers and online reviews, plus exciting new styles now available. Pu Leather And Synthetic Leather
Real leather production includes the harsh treatment of animals and extensive greenhouse emissions from raising livestock, while faux leather is vegan. Though the word “vegan” may make you think “plant-based,” varieties using natural materials like apple peels or pineapple leaves are very rare.
In fact, leather alternatives are typically made using polyurethane (PU), a coating that is put on fabric to give it a leather-like shine, and this chemical process also has a steep environmental cost. So while faux leather is generally more affordable and easier to clean than real leather, don't necessarily believe that it is substantially more environmentally friendly. Be wary of picks that use PU: It is important to follow the care label closely to prevent any damage while washing.
Faux Leather Upholstery Fabrics More stylish and comfortable than jeans