Stretch leather leggings – The all-rounder Lena!<\/p>\n
Stretch leather leggings have become a closet staple<\/strong>. It can be combined endlessly, is comfortable and even revitalizes worn-out T-shirts! The leather trousers have a comfortable mid-rise waist. The waistband has a simple elastic band and is therefore the easiest way to slip into the pants. The fly and pockets are only hinted at and are therefore not bulky.<\/p>\n The elastic stretch leather guarantees maximum comfort. We only use lamb leather from France, which is a by-product of the food industry. The leather is certified in accordance with the EU REACH standard. The trousers are produced in a German factory very close to our company headquarters. In this way, we not only guarantee the very best quality, but also ensure sustainable production<\/strong>. The distances are short and we support German craftsmanship. This also allows us to respond to your special requests. For example, if you need a special length or would like to have your trousers shortened, we will be happy to help you! But it’s also very easy to shorten your trousers yourself. We show you how here in the video<\/a>. <\/p>\n The inside of the stretch leather leggings is made of cotton lycra fabric, which makes them very comfortable to wear<\/strong>. Even after prolonged wear, the leather returns to its original shape, preventing dents as far as possible. We provide you with more information about stretch leather in this article. The leather leggings are super easy to care for<\/strong> as you can simply wash<\/strong> them in the washing machine<\/strong>! Detailed washing instructions are included with the product. In these articles you can find out how best to wash your leather leggings. Click here for the blog post, you can watch it in more detail in the video. Not sure whether leather leggings are for you? Then take a look at our 5 commandments on why you’ll love the Lena lederhosen!<\/p>\n Material composition: 100% lamb leather. Lining 97% cotton, 3% Lycra. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n