PureFlex Organic Cotton Capri Leggings

Navy, and Tidal Teal. PureFlex combines 92% GOTS-certified organic cotton with 8% spandex. The result is a soft natural-fiber feel with stretch for movement and recovery. The high-waist design creates a secure fit that stays in place without a rigid compression feel. Wear these organic cotton capri leggings for yoga, Pilates, walking, travel, or warm-weather days. The shorter length provides less lower-leg coverage than ankle-length leggings while keeping a fitted shape. Capri vs. 7/8 vs. ankle length Capri leggings generally end below the knee or at or below mid-calf. A 7/8 length ends above the ankle. Ankle-length or full-length leggings reach the ankle. This PuraKai capri has a verified 17-inch inseam and lands just below the calf. Length names can vary across brands, so the numeric inseam is the clearest comparison. Check the 17-inch inseam against cropped leggings you already own before choosing. Browse all organic cotton leggings , explore women's organic cotton activewear , or read our guide to PFAS in leggings . Are the Organic Cotton Capri Leggings stretchy and opaque? The 8% spandex gives PureFlex stretch, while the 92% organic cotton creates a soft natural-fiber feel. Choose your true size. Sizing down adds tension and can reduce opacity in a deep squat. How should I care for the Capri Leggings? Follow the sewn-in care label. It provides the correct instructions for the PureFlex 92% organic cotton and 8% spandex blend and helps protect the fit. Are they PFAS-free, made with GOTS-certified organic cotton, and made in Los Angeles? PureFlex is 92% GOTS-certified organic cotton and 8% spandex, and the leggings are designed, cut, sewn, and finished in PuraKai's own Los Angeles facility, with knitting and garment dyeing completed by Los Angeles partners. On PFAS, we publish the test result rather than a blanket claim: Applied Technical Services independently tested our organic cotton leggings fabric and found no PFAS detected, measuring total fluorine at below 2 parts per million against a current industry threshold of 100 ppm. Read the lab report .