Quick answer: Inseam is the seam length from crotch to hem, and it decides where your yoga pants end. Our bootcut yoga pants come in four inseam options — 28, 30, 32 and 34 — while the curvy fit yoga pant offers 28, 31 and 34 inch lengths labeled Short, Regular and Long. Match inseam to your height and footwear, not just your size.
Size charts get all the attention, but on yoga pants the inseam decides whether the hem breaks cleanly or drags. Legletic is unusual at this price in letting you choose: two of our yoga styles and two other pants offer multiple inseams. Here are the real options, product by product.
What an inseam is — and how ours are listed
The inseam runs along the inside of the leg from the crotch seam to the hem. On the Women's Bootcut Yoga Pants ($29.99), the selector lists 28, 30, 32 and 34. The listing shows the numbers without a unit; reading them as inches follows standard US apparel convention — and it lines up with the store's other pages, like the curvy fit pant, which spell out inches explicitly.
The four-inseam bootcut
Four inseams, four colors and six sizes (Small to 3X-Large) make 96 variants of the bootcut. The practical logic, as a general styling rule: shorter inseams keep a flared hem off the floor with flats or bare feet — the standard case on a yoga mat — while longer inseams keep the line unbroken over trainers or heels. Barefoot practice argues for shorter; street wear argues for longer.
Short, Regular, Long: the curvy fit system
The Women's Curvy Fit Yoga Pant ($39.99) names its lengths instead of numbering them, and its page defines each: Short is a 28 inch inseam, Regular is 31 inches, Long is 34 inches. Same choice, friendlier labels — with the page adding stretch fabric that moves with you and a hidden waistband pocket.
Height guidance from our own denim
None of the yoga pages maps inseams to heights, but one of our denim pages does, and it is a useful reference point. The Seamed Front Wide Leg Jeans ($39.99) page recommends its Petite 30 inch inseam for 5 foot 4 and under, Regular at 32 inches, and Tall at 34 inches for 5 foot 9 and above. Treat that as that page's guidance for that cut rather than a universal law — but as a starting point, it beats guessing.
Every multi-inseam option in the range
| Bootcut Yoga Pants ($29.99) | Inseams 28, 30, 32, 34 (listed unitless; inches by US convention). |
|---|---|
| Curvy Fit Yoga Pant ($39.99) | Short 28 in, Regular 31 in, Long 34 in — defined on the page. |
| Seamed Wide Leg Jeans ($39.99) | Petite 30 in (5 ft 4 and under), Regular 32 in, Tall 34 in (5 ft 9 and above), per the page. |
| Adjustable Cargo Pants ($29.99) | Regular 32 in, Tall 34 in. |
| Petite Flat-Front Pant ($34.99) | Single 27 in inseam, cut for petite and short sizes. |
Frequently asked questions
What inseam options do Legletic yoga pants offer?
The bootcut yoga pants list 28, 30, 32 and 34 inseam options. The curvy fit yoga pant offers Short, Regular and Long, defined on its page as 28, 31 and 34 inch inseams.
Are the bootcut inseams in inches?
The product listing shows 28, 30, 32 and 34 without a unit. Reading them as inches follows standard US apparel convention and matches the store's other pages, which state inches explicitly.
Which inseam should I pick for barefoot yoga?
As a general styling rule, a shorter inseam keeps a flared hem off the floor when you are barefoot or in flats, so mat-first buyers usually take the shorter options.
Is there height guidance anywhere on the site?
The seamed wide leg jeans page maps its own lengths to heights: the 30 inch Petite for 5 foot 4 and under, and the 34 inch Tall for 5 foot 9 and above. That guidance is specific to that cut.
Is there a petite-specific pant?
Yes. The petite flat-front straight-leg pant runs in Short and Petite sizes with a 27 inch inseam listed on its page.
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Inseam figures are taken from the named legletic.com product pages; where a listing omits units we say so and note the US convention. Prices are current as of publication and may change.