We’ve all been there. Returning from a warrior pose to a standing position in yoga class to find that things have shifted uncomfortably in the front.
But one pantspreneur (see what I did there?) is making it her mission to put an end to yoga pant camel toe for good.
Julie Sygiel has designed the Dear Kate line of yoga pants, which are meant to be worn without underwear – wait, has everyone been going commando to yoga this whole time?
“At Dear Kate, we’ve engineered a new type of yoga pant that means you’ll never again find your undies in a bunch at the end of a workout. Incorporating a small inset of our patent-pending Underlux fabric, these pants have your back if you decide to “go commando.” Imagine the freedom of no more VPL (visible panty lines), no bunching or riding up, and no stress over winging it without underwear,” says a statement on Kickstarter.
The pants are made with durable high performance fabric called ‘underlux’, which promises many things: breathability, absorbency, not see-through, and anti-camel toe.
They’re basically the stuff of dreams. Once this catches on, the days of catching a glimpse of downward dog derriere will be over.
The line of pants, which come in three styles: shorts, mid-calf leggings, and full-length leggings, are being funded by a Kickstarter campaign. They’ve already reached over $68,000 of their intended $15,000 target. So clearly there is a market for anti-camel toe pants.
Top Comments
Why does it have to be yoga pants and some special space age fabrics, what's wrong with wearing a pair of daggy shorts and avoid all this angst about VPL and camel toe.
Even after 20 years of intermittent yoga I'm not really sure what this article is all about. Wearing normal undies, breathable light cotton tracky dac's and it's never happened.
Maybe it's all those horrible, expensive, Skin Tight plastic/polyester things?