Do you wear tunics? Do you like to wear leggings? The tunic and leggings combo is a great look for mature women over 60. If you haven’t adopted the look yet, it’s not too late.
Here are our top tunic/legging sets:
Keep reading to discover five more tunic/leggings outfit ideas.
The apparel industry has taken the word tunic from ancient Greece and has been using it in a more vague way. Tunics are long tops that sit below the bum area. They can be described as long sweaters or long shirts that cover your bum, and that’s why they look great with leggings.
You want the tunic to rest below your hips and to cover your bum. Tunics can vary in length after that, from knee length to maxi. Longer tunics with no shape may make you look shorter and frumpy. Mid-thigh lengths are often the best choice for women over 60.
Tunics are designed in a variety of fabrics, from natural woven linen to synthetic knit polyester. Tunics with some stretch tend to be more comfortable to wear.
Leggings are basically tight pants that hug your entire leg. They are thicker than tights and are not see-through.
Leggings come in a variety of lengths: knee-length, mid-calf-length, ankle-length, and full-length. Knee-length leggings + tunic combo creates a fresh summer look.
Obviously, leggings need to have some stretch in order to be comfortable. They typically come in mixed fabrics with some stretch agent included – like spandex or lycra, for example.
Different leggings have different uses. Athletic leggings are used for hitting the gym or exercising. Daywear leggings can be worn out and about as a part of your casual outfit.
You may see the word jeggings when shopping and may wonder what it is. The word jeggings simply comes from the words “jeans” and “leggings” put together. Basically, they are pull-on super-stretch jeans with or without pockets. I consider them included in the leggings category and have selected some for our looks below.
Oh yes, I have also seen the word treggings. Want to take a guess? “Trousers” + “leggings” = dressier leggings.
Look for leggings that are thick enough to support your bum and thighs – fabric like Ponte is an excellent choice. More percentage of stretch does not necessarily mean more comfort. More spandex may make the legging too loose to wear decently.
Read 7 BEST LEGGINGS FOR OLDER WOMEN.
We have put together some looks to inspire your tunic + leggings outfits.
Tunic: Kimmery Raglan Sleeve Irregular Hem Yoga Workout Shirt
Leggings: Lululemon Align™ High-Rise Crop with Pockets
Whether you’re heading to a yoga class, walking the dog, or running errands, this stretchy, breathable tunic moves with you and offers just enough coverage in the back. Pair it with cropped performance leggings that feature side pockets for keys or a phone. The outfit feels athletic and put-together, no effort required.
Tunic: ANNE KLEIN Rambling Dot Nehru Tunic
Leggings: Love Leggings Leather Look High Waisted Leggings
This look combines structure and shine. The printed tunic brings in subtle glamour with its neckline detailing and flowing silhouette, while the leather-look leggings give your outfit an upscale edge. Add low heels or ankle boots and a clutch bag, and you’re ready for dinner or a night at the theater.
Tunic: Amazon Long Sleeve Cowl Neck Tunic
Leggings: NYDJ Pull-On Skinny Legging Pants
Soft and drapey, the cowl neck adds casual elegance, especially when paired with pull-on leggings that feel like pants but have the ease of loungewear. Add a long necklace and slip-on loafers to complete this everyday look that’s perfect for meeting friends or a Saturday market stroll.
Tunic: 24seven Comfort Apparel Long Sleeve Knee Length Asymmetrical Tunic Top
Leggings: Lovall Leggings Everyday High Waisted Printed Leggings
For travel days, comfort is key – but that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style. The asymmetrical hem gives the tunic an artsy, modern twist, and the soft printed leggings offer all-day comfort on long flights or road trips. Add a denim jacket and sneakers for layers that transition easily.
Tunic: I.N.C. INTERNATIONAL CONCEPTS Plus Size Linen-Blend Tunic
Leggings: Lovall Leggings Ankle Grazer Jeggings
This is your go-to “grab and go” outfit. The roll-tab sleeves and button-down style create a polished look, while the jeggings offer structure with the feel of leggings. Add a tote bag and ballet flats for a look that works whether you’re grocery shopping or meeting your book club.
Tunic: Chico’s No-Iron Pocket Tunic
Leggings: Lovall Treggings
Professional and polished, this tunic looks great under a blazer or on its own. Pair it with treggings (leggings that look like trousers) for a smart silhouette that’s workplace-friendly. Choose loafers or low-heeled boots and a structured handbag to complete the look.
Tunic: Batwing Sleeve Ribbed Tunic Sweater
Leggings: Crushed Velvet Leggings
Think plush textures and soft knits. This combo is ideal for a day at home reading, sipping tea, or video chatting with family. The ribbed sweater has a relaxed drape, while the velvet leggings offer a touch of luxury. Add cozy socks or fuzzy slippers for the ultimate at-home ensemble.
Tunic: Kasper Plus Size Printed 3/4-Sleeve Ruffle Blouse
Leggings: Style & Co Mid-Rise Pull-On Capri Jeans Leggings
This feminine look pairs a floral-printed top with soft capri jean leggings for an outfit that feels fresh and spring-ready. Great for garden parties, family gatherings, or afternoon tea, this look is breathable and flattering. Add espadrilles and a straw hat for a sunny finishing touch.
Tunic: Donna Karan New York A-Line Button Down Poplin Tunic
Leggings: Faux-Leather Leggings
If you’re heading downtown or exploring an art gallery, this outfit gives you a modern, confident look. The poplin tunic has enough weight to look trendy without feeling bulky, while the faux-leather leggings bring a bit of edge. Add statement earrings and sleek ankle boots to turn heads in the best way.
Tunic: Chico’s No Iron™ Pocketed Tunic
Leggings: ID Ideology Abstract Printed Soft Cropped Leggings
This outfit is fun and expressive – perfect for women who enjoy experimenting with prints or incorporating artistic details. The tunic is wrinkle-resistant and comfortable, making it a favorite for both travel and everyday wear. The leggings feature a subtle abstract print that adds personality without overwhelming the look.
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Do you wear tunics and leggings? Which legging brand is your favorite? Where do you like to shop for your tunics? Which look is your favorite from our list? Tell us about it in the comments below.
I’m such a fan of tunics with leggings. All the comfort of pj’s but with endless variations.
I usually pair them with combat boots for casual days
And I’m 66.