High-Waisted PowerSoft Full-Length Pocket Leggings

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Product measurements
Scroll the table sideways for back rise, waist and hip.
| Size | Inseam | Front rise | Back rise | Waist | Hip | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2X | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 42–44.3" | 51.5–53.8" | Stock not confirmed |
| 3X | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 46.6–49" | 56.1–58.5" | Stock not confirmed |
| 4X | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 51.5–54" | 61–63.5" | Stock not confirmed |
| L | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 31.5–33.5" | 42–44" | Stock not confirmed |
| M | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 29–30" | 39.5–40.5" | Stock not confirmed |
| S | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 27–28" | 37.5–38.5" | Stock not confirmed |
| XL | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 36.3–39" | 46.5–49" | Stock not confirmed |
| XS | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 25–26" | 35.5–36.5" | Stock not confirmed |
| XXL | Not measured | Not measured | Not measured | 42" | 51.5" | Stock not confirmed |
All measurements in inches. Last verified September 4, 2026.
Specifications
- Rise
- High rise
- Waistband
- Full elastic waistband
- Pockets
- Side cargo pockets
- Season
- All season
- Size range
- XS to 4X
Scores
85/100 overall
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Scoring version 1.0.0. Evidence confidence 52%.
Evidence and sources
- Old Navy women's pants & jeans size chart
Body waist and hip per size (000-30 / XXXS-4X) as published in the brand size chart served to the product page size guide, whose measuring tips read "Measuring yourself or someone else?".
Old Navy · Accessed September 5, 2026 · VERIFIED
- High-Waisted PowerSoft Full-Length Pocket Leggings | Old Navy
Rise, pocket presence, and size range (XS-4X, regular/tall/petite) as published on the product page.
Old Navy · Accessed September 4, 2026 · VERIFIED
Guides for this category

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Put the leggings on in the size you actually wear, squat fully in daylight, and look in a mirror with a light source behind you. That is the whole test, and it is the only one that answers the question for your body.
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Why leggings go see-through when you bend
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Why leggings roll down, and what stops it
A waistband rolls when it carries more pressure than its width can spread. The top edge folds outward, and once it has folded, movement walks it down.
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Why leggings pill between the thighs
Pills form where the legs rub against each other and short fibres work loose from the surface. Softer brushed finishes pill sooner, because the finish that makes the fabric feel good is loose fibre at the surface.
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