Forgive Yourself - Leggings

• Performance knit fabric (88% polyester, 12% spandex) with a white inner lining to keep you cool. White seam highlights waistline on tighter fits.
• Waistband made of swimsuit knit fabric (71% polyester, 29% spandex) for staying power
• Printed and sewn by hand in Canada, with performance fabric from a Montreal mill
• The quick dry, performance fabric features EcoPoly fiber, this fiber is eco-friendly since it requires significantly less energy and water during manufacturing than conventional polyester

Easy care, machine wash in cold water with a phosphate free detergent, machine dry on medium to high heat, do not bleach

These leggings feature a compression fit, sizing up recommended if you prefer less compression and higher opaqueness.

X-SMALL (US 0-2)
Waist: 24-26"
Hips: 33-35"

SMALL (US 4-6)
Waist: 26-29"
Hips: 35-37"

MEDIUM (US 8-10)
Waist: 29-32"
Hips: 38-40"

LARGE (US 12-14)
Waist: 33-37"
Hips: 41-43"

X-LARGE (US 16-18)
Waist: 38-42"
Hips: 43-46"

XX-LARGE (US 20-22)
Waist: 42-44"
Hips: 46-50"

Model is 5'4" /130lbs and wears a size medium.

How to measure your waist:
Measure around the natural waistline, smallest part of waist.

Hips:
Standing with legs together, measure around fullest part of hips.

All measurements in accordance with US Standard Sizing. All styles made in stretchy knit fabrics. For in between measurements, choose the larger size.

Note: My business is very small, requiring myself as a model. Looking to the future, I would prefer to showcase a diversity of bodies. Thank you for your patience. If you would like to assist, I would be forever grateful if you would e-mail photos of yourself in my clothing to display on this page. <3

Since every piece is made to order with love, it can sometimes take 5 to 10 business days for your order to ship. Please keep this in mind for timing your orders. <3

Thank you for supporting a small independent artist.

Dionne Ong is a mixed-race Asian Canadian artist whose work provokes and challenges her viewers' connection with nature, infinity, and self-love.

She has an 'every day' practice, most notably publishing 261 unique illustrations in 2021.

"It's so easy to see the magic in Mother Nature and animals, and deem them worthy of love. And yet, we struggle to allow ourselves to be worthy of love- despite being part of nature. The purpose of my work has always been to connect you to your magic."