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Saggy bottomed and bobbly joggers

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Grannyjacq1 Fri 03-Nov-23 12:28:05

Can anyone recommend a brand of joggers which don't go bobbly, don't go baggy at the knees and bottoms, please? Just for wearing around the house really, but don't mind paying a bit more for quality.

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Joseann Fri 17-Nov-23 10:11:10
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It must be the way I walk because these M & S ones haven't been worn much, but can only be used for dog walking now they are so bobbly and baggy. ( lhence the dog fur on them). 😆

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ronib Sat 18-Nov-23 17:42:18

I have quite a few pairs of yoga pants from Amazon by Aurique. I find them soft, very comfortable and they take me through most of the seasons.

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Callistemon21 Sat 18-Nov-23 18:03:32

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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 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.

Those are the ones I've just bought and am tempted to buy more.

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