The original
lululemon Align High-Rise Pant 25"
$98
Search on Amazon ↗On paper the two leggings are very close: both are 25-inch, high-rise and listed as 81% nylon (polyamide) and 19% Lycra. The lululemon Align High-Rise Pant 25" ($98) adds a waistband pocket and a much wider size range, while the CRZ YOGA Butterluxe High Waisted Leggings 25" ($32) cost $66 less.
The original
$98
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CRZ YOGA
$32Save $66 (67%)
Search on Amazon ↗| Spec | lululemon Align Leggings | CRZ YOGA Butterluxe |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price | $98 | $32 |
| Inseam | 25" | 25" |
| Rise | High-rise | High waist |
| Fabric | Nulu: 81% nylon, 19% Lycra elastane | Butterluxe: 81% polyamide, 19% Lycra |
| Compression | Not compressive (Gulf News) | Very gentle compression |
| Sizes | 0 to 20 | XXS to XL |
| Pockets | Small waistband pocket | Not listed |
| Gusset | Not listed | Crotch gusset |
| Made for | Yoga and everyday wear | Yoga or lounge |
| Care | Machine wash cold, tumble dry low | Not listed |
A narrower size range (XXS to XL against lululemon's 0 to 20), and no hidden waistband pocket.
lululemon Align Leggings: Buy the Align if you need a size above XL or under XXS, want a waistband pocket, or want other inseam lengths.
CRZ YOGA Butterluxe: Buy the Butterluxe if you fit XXS to XL and want the same soft, low-compression nylon-Lycra feel for yoga and lounging for $66 less.
Not the same named fabric, but the listed blend matches: CRZ YOGA gives Butterluxe as 81% polyamide and 19% Lycra, and Gulf News gives the Align's Nulu as 81% nylon and 19% Lycra elastane. Polyamide is another name for nylon.
CRZ YOGA lists no pocket on the Butterluxe 25" style. The Align has a small hidden waistband pocket for a card or key.
Both are sold for yoga and everyday wear rather than hard training. Gulf News says the Align avoids the locked-in compression of training tights, and CRZ YOGA describes Butterluxe as very gentle compression for yoga or lounge.
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