Shoppers Say Quince's $40 Leggings Are the 'Best to Travel in'-and They're Comparable to 'Way More Expensive' Pairs

"Leggings are not only suitable for working out; they're a versatile and comfortable choice for traveling. Shoppers can't stop raving about a $40 pair from an editor-loved brand, but don't be misled by their affordable price tag, as one reviewer claimed, "They may be better than Lululemon." In other words, the Quince Ultra-Soft High-Rise Leggings are a must-have for your travel capsule wardrobe, not least because they have over 1,900 ratings."

"The high-waisted leggings are crafted from a polyester and spandex blend that is moisture-wicking and anti-microbial, ensuring you stay dry and protected from germs you may come in contact with along your journey. That said, it's no wonder a customer said that they're "the best to travel in." They also mentioned that they're the "softest" pair they own. Hundreds of reviewers have raved about how good they feel, with one person even saying they're "unbelievably soft like a second skin, but warmer.""

"Meanwhile, another shopper said they make their "legs look more toned." While they don't have pockets, their longevity makes up for it. One shopper who has had the leggings for over two years confirmed that they have "held up so well" without pilling, shrinking, or fading. That said, if you've been considering buying $100 leggings from other top brands, think again: Tons of buyers have reported that the quality of this $40 Quince style "feels [comparable] to something way more expensive.""

Quince Ultra-Soft High-Rise Leggings combine a polyester-spandex blend that delivers stretch, compression, moisture-wicking performance, and anti-microbial protection for travel. The high waist provides a reliable base for outfits across seasons while the fabric offers a second-skin softness with added warmth. Thousands of shopper ratings praise comfort, longevity, and a smoothing, toning appearance. The leggings lack pockets but resist pilling, shrinking, and fading even after years of wear. The style is available in two inseams, including a 25-inch option for petites, comes in multiple colors, and retails for about $40.

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