Leg warmers orange/green

The orange/green leg warmers are knitted leg warmers without a foot, with wide alternating bands in orange and green and a ribbed orange cuff. They immediately evoke the 1980s dance floor, when colorful warmers over leggings and sneakers were part of aerobics and disco. Women and men wear them during carnival or at a 1980s party, where the two bright colors instantly brighten up a plain costume.

What do these striped leg warmers look like?

• Orange and green alternate along the entire length in wide, horizontal stripes.
• At the top and bottom is a ribbed orange cuff that neatly finishes the edge.
• When worn, they reach from just below the knee to over the ankle, and the bottom is open so your shoe remains free.
• They are intended for both women and men.
• The brand of these warmers is PartyXplosion.

Striped leg warmers and the 1980s

In the 1980s, leg warmers were a staple in aerobics classes and dance studios, worn over leggings or tights. Later they became a popular costume accessory, because you can evoke an entire era with them without having to buy a complete costume. The wide bands of this model are readable from a distance, so they are perfect if you want the colors to stand out in a crowded hall or during a parade.

A complete outfit around the orange-green leg warmers

Wear the leg warmers over black leggings or tights, so that the stripes form the only area of color on your legs. A plain sports bodysuit or a wide shirt with a wide belt completes the aerobics look, and a headband around your head has traditionally been part of it. For carnival, repeat the colors in an orange or green wig or a tutu, then the top and bottom of your costume blend together. Whether worn with heels or sneakers, they remain clearly visible because the bottom is open.

Order the orange/green leg warmers and add two bright colors to your carnival costume or 1980s outfit.