ActiveWear Leggings
ActiveWear Leggings
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Thermal Leggings – Evelith Tweed in Thermal – Size 20 – LAST PAIR
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Thermal Leggings – Evelith Tweed in Thermal – Size 24
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Thermal Leggings – Hen Pheasant Tweed – SIZE 20 – LAST PAIR
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Thermal Leggings – Hen Pheasant Tweed – SIZE 26 – LAST PAIR
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UNISEX THERMALS – GAME TWEED – XXL – 18-20 Tall
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UNISEX THERMALS – GAME TWEED – Medium – 10-12 Tall
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UNISEX THERMALS – Hen Pheasant Tweed – Medium – 10-12 Tall
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UNISEX THERMALS – Hen Pheasant Tweed – XXL – size 18 20
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UNISEX THERMALS – Moss Tweed – Medium – 10-12 Tall
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UNISEX THERMALS – Moss Tweed – XXL – 18-20 Tall
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Interior Curve Knotted Headband – Rodeo Drive – Green on Pink
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Interior Curve Headband – Palm Springs – Knotted Headband
£25.00
“Made in the Great British countryside for your country side.”
Foxy Pheasant’s clothing collection first began with our signature, fabric designs being made into activewear leggings. The simple, high-waisted pattern combined with high quality, 4-way stretch Lycra ensures there is no need for fancy panelling or additional stitching, which would inevitably have distorted the beauty of our unique fabric designs.
In spring 2019, Foxy Pheasant released new, tweed-effect designs and we expanded to create a new, thermal legging range that was perfect for life in the field. Worn as a base or outer layer, they are a practical and stylish addition to any luxury, casual wardrobe.
With our sought after, easy-to-wear garments that bridge the casual / luxury and countryside clothing markets, Foxy Pheasant strives to continue creating functional and desirable garments for your fun-loving, country side, whilst maintaining our ethics for UK production and commitment to the rural economy.
Designed and Made in the UK
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