EUYZOU Women's 2-Piece Workout Set - High Waisted Yoga Leggings & Crop Top for Gym & Yoga - Orange M

TL;DR: Sharp, super comfy, great fit. High-waisted design keeps the leggings up where they belong, and they're long enough to stretch down over the heels to keep the ankles warm. Sweater works great layered under a loose sleeveless tee or over a tight shirt, unitard, or leo (or by itself). I get a *lot* of compliments on these, especially the leggings.Edit: I STILL HAVE THESE TIGHTS, you guys. And they haven't unraveled, become transparent, or otherwise completely worn out. I have no idea what I did with the sweater, but the tights have proven to be seriously durable.Full Review:I'm a male professional ballet dancer with an athletic build (5'8”/~173cm, 160 pounds/~73 kg, broad-shouldered with a 30"/~76 cm waist) and longish legs (inseam ~32"/~81 cm) for my height. I also train and perform in aerial arts and adagio/partner acro. I figure that info might be useful for fit and intended-usage comparisons.Excepting purpose-built ballet tights, men's fitness leggings are almost always too low-waisted, which causes them to slide down into an ugly and restrictive sag if you try to use them for dance, aerial arts, or gymnastics ... And proper men's ballet tights tend to be very expensive, so I use mine sparingly.For both of these reasons (and because one tires of everything being plain black or grey or, Heaven help us, somebody's idea of a "masculine" print), I buy a lot of my day-to-day dance-, training-, & rehearsal-wear from the women's side of the aisle. I spotted this set while looking to replace my favorite seamless tights and decided to order based largely on the fact that I needed some color in my wardrobe.Because I'm quite broad-shouldered, I wasn't sure the sweater would fit me, but at half (or, in some cases, a quarter) of the cost of my actual ballet tights for the whole set, I also wasn't too worried about that.I was not disappointed. Not at all. In fact, I wear the tights *a lot.* I don't wear the sweater quite as often, but that's mostly because I like to train in sleeveless shirts.The tights that come with this set are supportive without being restrictive, completely opaque (important when you're wearing them with only a dance belt underneath!), and long enough to stretch over my heels and keep my ankles warm. They stay in place through high developpés, big jumps, arabesques on aerial apparatus and all kinds of other movements.Their texture is great for partner acro-yoga, and also plays well on aerial apparatus like lyra and trapeze. It's slightly "grippy" without being rough to the touch or so velcro-like that it stays behind when you do, for example, a Mill roll on the lyra.They also look fabulous. I get a lot of compliments on them. The length means they don't cut my lines off at the ankle, which is nice.I wasn't sure how the sweater would fit or look on me, but I actually quite like it.Because it's really intended for a slighter upper body than mine, on me the fit is quite snug. However, it's snug in a supportive way, rather than an uncomfortable way. It makes a great post-workout compression garment; likewise, it's perfect for keeping the muscles warm during parts of rehearsals when I'm just standing around.I like the thumb holes, though the sleeves are a little too short for me to use them when I'm dancing or training on aerial apparatus. My arms are short on proportion to the rest of me, but I think my shoulders take up any extra slack that might have existed.In terms of sweat management, these tights wick extremely well. I'm an extremely sweaty person (think "human sprinkler system"), and at no point have the tights or the sweater felt waterlogged or soggy.I plan to order least one more set of these, and might get a size large to see whether I like the fit of the sweater better, but overall I'm very happy with this set, especially at this very affordable price.