The DOXA Tiana Half Tights are womens running tights made for running and training sessions. The half tights can also be used for everyday wear during summer for a sporty look. The Tiana Half Tights are designed with medium length and elastic waistband with a back pocket and side pocket for gels, phone and keys. They feature our logo print on the side of the leg.
The fit is athletic and all seams are made with smooth flatlock to reduce chafing. The half tights are designed in premium Italian recycled polyester and has a soft hand feel and support muscle control during your run.
Composition:
78% recycled polyamide / 22% elastan
Product details:
- Four way stretch fabric from Italy
- Medium high waist
- Back pocket for smaller items
- Side pocket for phone, gels etc.
- Support muscle control
- Pilling resistent and UV protective
- Adjustable string on the side of the waistline
- True to size - take your normal size
Designed in Denmark
Responsibly produced in Europe
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