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>Your reference to yoga pants/tights is amusing but you do know that yoga pants/tights aren't made of 100% nylon? Actually, no, I'm talking about tights, not y
by Arizhel 10y ago
>Your reference to yoga pants/tights is amusing but you do know that yoga pants/tights aren't made of 100% nylon?
Actually, no, I'm talking about tights, not yoga pants. If I had meant yoga pants, I would have written that. Tights are just thicker versions of women's pantyhose.
>The key ingredient for tights these days is spandex and not nylon.
Untrue; go look at the labels. Spandex is usually in the single-digit range as a percentage, and never more than 15% from what I've seen. I guess you could call it a "key ingredient" like egg is an essential ingredient many baked goods, even though it's a small portion of the overall volume, while the majority is wheat flour. But no one makes anything out of mainly spandex; it's added in as a small component for its extremely elastic properties.
>You know what is uncomfortable that is apparently casual these days is "skinny" anything. Skinny jeans are damn uncomfortable.
Tons of young people seem to disagree with you. Most likely, they have spandex added. It probably also helps a lot to not be fat.
- agentgt 10y ago> Actually, no, I'm talking about tights, not yoga pants. If I had meant yoga pants, I would have written that. Tights are just thicker versions of women's pantyhose. Well I admit it seems I have mixed up the word tights. Apparently tights can mean hosiery. I meant the black pants you see around college campuses. They don't wear skirts with them but I suppose skirts can be worn. > I guess you could call it a "key ingredient" like egg is an essential ingredient many baked goods Yes that is exactly what I meant. They make cotton spandex leggings. > Tons of young people seem to disagree with you. Most likely, they have spandex added. It probably also helps a lot to not be fat. Hmm I'll make sure to put on my nylon spandex pajamas on tonight. When I google lounge wear there seems to be trend of things being"relaxed" fit... which seem to be loose. Even the term "relaxed" sort of implies comfort. The main reason why they put nylon in anything is to make the garment stronger and not for comfort.