Women's Cropped Jogger | UPF 50+ | Cooling

Jogger fit. 3/4 length.

WE LOVE IT BECAUSE:

Not quite a legging. Not quite a jogger. Somewhere in that sweet spot where comfort and effortless style finally agree.

Our Cropped Jogger is designed with an easy fit that feels more like your favorite soft jogger or relaxed jegging than a restrictive legging. No squeezing. No adjusting all day long. Just pull them on and go.

And yes ~ the 3/4 length is intentional.

The cropped silhouette feels light, relaxed and ready for warmer days, while pairing beautifully with sandals, sneakers or slides. It creates an easy, effortless look that feels equally at home at the beach, on a hike, sitting at a café or exploring Paris.

Inspired by Élise and Peter’s travels through Italy, these are the pants you reach for when you want to feel put together without trying too hard.

Ridiculously comfortable. Quietly polished. Designed to move with real life.

And because the eclipse palette is thoughtfully curated, each color slips naturally into almost any wardrobe. Pair them with a coordinating eclipse Headband or Gloves for a finished, pulled-together look that feels effortless from head to toe.

Of course UPF50 protection is built right in.

PRODUCT FIT:

Jogger fit. 3/4 length.

Designed for comfort, our Cropped Jogger can be worn high on the waist or with the waistband folded to sit on the hips.

Cut for a relaxed fit with front pockets that lay flat while remaining deep enough for essentials like keys.

Soft enough to feel pajama-level comfortable, yet polished enough to wear out all day.

Available in sizes small, medium and large.

Model is 5'5" and wearing a size medium.

For more details on fit, check out the size chart.

Questions about fit? Email us: sales@eclipseglove.com

FABRIC + CARE:

87% recycled polyester, 13% spandex

Cooling technical fabric • UPF50+ sun protection

Machine wash warm, tumble dry low.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT:

“This is the real secret of life ~ to be completely engaged with what you are doing in the here and now. And instead of calling it work, realize it is play.”

~ Alan Watts