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Boys' Ballet Leggings - Black
Looking for ballet leggings? These boys' dance leggings are soft and stretchy for excellent freedom of movement.
ID 8501024
- 2-year warranty
- 365 days to return for members
- stretchFabric with elastane to follow your every move.
- softnessCotton-rich fabric for added comfort.
- Why wear ballet leggings?Traditional boys' ballet outfits include a white T-shirt and black leggings for total visibility of movement. These leggings have a gusset for comfort and stay in place to ensure optimum freedom of movement.
- How to choose a boys' ballet outfitYour outfit should fit close to the body - neither too tight nor too loose - and be comfortable. A T-shirt and leggings are both slim-fitting to show all your movements. To choose the right size, do a few movements when you try it on: raise one arm and lean forwards.
Features
Design benefits
Design details
Specifications
Legging Length
The length of the leggings indicates how long they are and how far down they'll go on your legs depending on your height. From full-length to cropped, discover our large range offering versatility for various activities and looks.
Main Material
The main material of a shoe is the main material used to make the outer part of the shoe, generally the upper and sole. The main material influences the durability, comfort and aesthetics of the shoe.
Details
level of practice | all levels |
place of practice | indoor |
reversible | not reversible |
bottom shape | legging |
type of practice | training, gala / show |
main material | cotton |
without pocket | |
age | 4 to 16 years |
style | plain |
fit | close-fitting |
number of pockets | pocket less |
type of length | long |
belt height | mid waistband |
reinforced area | without reinforced area |
Composition
Main fabric: 55.0% Cotton, 8.0% Elastane, 37.0% Polyester |
Usage & care
Environmental impact
Carbon footprint

Kg CO2 eq.
6.891Contribution
Raw material | 74% |
Manufacturing | 1% |
Packaging | 1% |
Distribution | 1% |
Use | 21% |
End of life | 1% |
It is calculated by modelling the life cycle of the product following the recommendations of the PEF methodology (Product Environmental Footprint). This carbon footprint is an estimate. It may therefore be slightly overvalued or undervalued.Learn more