Saggy bottomed and bobbly joggers

I have bought them from John Lewis and Next and none of them have gone baggy.

Never bought them but Damart have some lovely looking ones, have a look at them.

Im considering getting some leggings for home as i have the same issues. There is a company called Llama something and another called Tribal something. Friends wear them and really like them. They advertise on facebook. Im not sure leggings are for me as i have skinny legs but may consider buying.

Rather than joggers, have you considered plain jersey trousers? I buy mine from Lands End, plain black - last ages, don’t go baggy and don’t bobble. Much smarter than joggers too.

Oldbat1

Im considering getting some leggings for home as i have the same issues. There is a company called Llama something and another called Tribal something. Friends wear them and really like them. They advertise on facebook. Im not sure leggings are for me as i have skinny legs but may consider buying.

Around the house I wear leggings from Mint Velvet. Being short they also do a cropped version that is ideal for me. Again they are not too expensive.

Have you considered navy or black cotton washable trousers?

If it's cold with tights under.

I like jeans and various trousers no bobbly leggings or joggers.

I wear Uniqlo airism joggers about the house. The ones I have are at least six years old and good as new.
They are sold out at the moment, but I managed to get a new pair from Ebay

Uniqlo joggers

Germanshepherdsmum

Rather than joggers, have you considered plain jersey trousers? I buy mine from Lands End, plain black - last ages, don’t go baggy and don’t bobble. Much smarter than joggers too.

I've just bought some from M&S 😲
Jersey Straight Leg Joggers

Neat fit but I did need a shorter length than normal.

I've not washed them yet but they are comfortable and feel like good quality.

Still in jeans, no elasticated waist, yet!

Jaxjacky

Still in jeans, no elasticated waist, yet!

Indeed.

Why I suggested cotton trousers, elastic bunches, imo.

It's just for round the house.

And - if elastic bunches then you're looking at the wrong joggers.

Germanshepherdsmum

Rather than joggers, have you considered plain jersey trousers? I buy mine from Lands End, plain black - last ages, don’t go baggy and don’t bobble. Much smarter than joggers too.

Yes, I usually buy Land's End but was surprised at the M&S ones.
Good, heavy quality, smooth line, remains to be seen how they wash though.

Jeans are old hat imo.

I read 'around the house' but I'm not sure your point?

Of course elastic bunches, it's not the same as a normal fitted waist.

Oh dear, directed at a quote from Callistemon21

Norah

I read 'around the house' but I'm not sure your point?

Of course elastic bunches, it's not the same as a normal fitted waist.

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Oh dear.

It's obvious the elasticared bunch offerings from American firms must differ from the fitted plain jersey trousers Germanshepherdsmum and I are talking about.

Elasticated bynchy offerings

Callistemon21

It's obvious the elasticared bunch offerings from American firms must differ from the fitted plain jersey trousers Germanshepherdsmum and I are talking about.

I think elastic bunches no matter the production, it's not a smooth fitted waist with zipper. I didn't recommend a brand from a specific country. I said I prefer jeans, no bunchy elastic.

No bulky zipper, just a smooth fit.

I bought three pairs of M&S straight legged jersey trousers that I have had for 4 years now. The haven't "bobbled" at all and wash beautifully.

The stretch waist is a wider elasticated piece, not separate elastic in a "channel" so it doesn't bunch at all and gives a nice smooth fit.

I also make my own trousers with elasticated waists. I find the trick is to sew vertically through the elastic at all the side, front and back seams (stich in the ditch) so that it doesn't bunch up or twist. Seems to work for me!

I buy whatever is on offer from Sports Direct .

I bought the last lot nine years ago and have worn and worn them right through every winter since .

One has a bleach stain and one some paint splashes - my fault .

My only criticism are the strings at the waist - they sometimes disappear .
I've just bought another three pairs and no complaints .

I find Mint Velvet ones are excellent - a bit more expensive at around £25 but don't bobble or stretch, they wash well and they do fade over time and lots of washes like all them I think.

I buy mine from yogaleggs. They are more of an active wear garment, but the quality is very good. Not the compressor tight leggings, but the baggy ones, they don't go bobbly even when exercising on the floor. M & S ones have gone very rough.

Marks and Spencers.
Not expensive, don’t bobble or go baggy.
I wear them all the time around the house, but change into jeans to go out.