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Women’s high-waisted wool-blend leggings – 682
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Women’s wool-blend leggings in black and bordeaux – 1889
Original price was: 49,98 EUR€.24,99 EUR€Current price is: 24,99 EUR€.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
A wool legging is a women’s full-length stretch trouser made from wool or wool-blend fabric. Wool’s natural thermal properties make wool leggings the warmest legging fabric — they trap body heat without overheating, regulate temperature in changing conditions, and stay comfortable through full days in cold weather.
This collection covers our women’s wool legging range. Wool leggings work primarily as a winter base layer worn under skirts, dresses, tunics, or wider trousers, adding warmth without bulk. They also work as standalone leggings paired with longer tops, jumpers, or longline blazers for cold-weather casual styling. Most pieces include a small percentage of elastane for stretch, so the wool follows the body without feeling restrictive.
When are wool leggings the right choice? Cold weather — late autumn through early spring in most climates. Wool leggings give significantly more warmth than cotton or microfiber styles without adding visible bulk under outerwear. They’re especially useful as a base layer under skirts, dresses, and lighter trousers in winter when bare legs would be uncomfortable.
Are wool leggings itchy? Modern wool blends used for leggings are designed to be soft against the skin. Most styles use fine-fiber wool blended with cotton or elastane, which feels closer to soft cotton than to traditional scratchy wool. If you have very sensitive skin, look for wool-blend styles with cotton lining at the inner thigh and waistband.
How do I wear wool leggings? As a base layer under midi or maxi skirts, knit dresses, tunics, or wider-leg trousers for warmth. As standalone leggings with longer jumpers, longline blazers, oversized cardigans, or knit dresses with boots. The thicker wool fabric reads slightly less athletic than cotton or microfiber leggings — they work better with casual or cold-weather smart-casual outfits than with gym wear.
Are wool leggings warm enough for winter? For most winter wear, yes — wool’s natural insulation properties keep legs warm through outdoor walks, cold offices, and chilly evenings. For extreme cold (below -10°C / 14°F) or extended outdoor wear, layer wool leggings under thicker trousers, or choose merino wool styles which give the most warmth per gram of fabric.
How do I care for wool leggings? Hand wash cold or use a wool/delicates machine cycle in a mesh laundry bag. Use a wool-safe detergent — regular detergents can be too harsh for wool fibers. Skip the dryer — wool shrinks and felts in heat. Lay flat to dry to preserve the shape and fiber structure.