🖤 Vish Dude Leggings – Wearable Myth, Sculpted in Motion 🖤
Limited Edition of 22 Pairs | Made in Montréal from Recycled Materials
Introducing the Vish Dude Leggings—a true fusion of divine symbolism, artistic craftsmanship, and conscious design. These leggings are born from a hand-inked illustration of Narasimha, the fierce Man-Lion incarnation of Vishnu, originally created for a large-scale tattoo. His presence speaks of paradox—protector and destroyer, wild and composed—a guardian of thresholds and transformation.
The artwork is transferred directly onto fabric using high-end sublimation printing, preserving the intricate linework and silvery dimensionality of the original. This creates a fifth-dimensional garment, one that moves with your body and reveals the artwork from every angle—even during yoga inversions.
Each pair is a limited edition work of art—only 22 pieces exist. Designed to contour the body, with a high-waist fit and V-shaped seams at the back, they’re flattering, functional, and impossibly comfortable.
🌿 Sustainably made in Montréal using 12–15 recycled plastic bottles per pair, these leggings are built to last a lifetime—without pilling, stretching out, or developing holes. Made from REPREVE®-certified fabric, they support your movement while supporting the planet.
FEATURES
✔️ Hand-inked tattoo design of Narasimha
✔️ High-definition sublimation printing
✔️ Made in Canada from 77% recycled polyester, 23% elastane
✔️ Soft brushed interior ("peach-skin" effect)
✔️ High waist with flattering V-seams
✔️ Gusset lined with breathable organic cotton mesh
✔️ Squat-proof, moisture-resistant, ultra-opaque
✔️ Animal hair resistant, 4-way stretch, BPA-free
✔️ Unbreakable seams, sculpting & lifting fit
✔️ Perfect for yoga, dance, daily wear, or nights out
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Machine wash inside out in cold water on a gentle cycle with like colors. Avoid washing with towels, velcro, zippers, or rough items. Hang to dry—no dryer. Do not bleach. In winter, avoid contact with boots, snowsuits, or abrasive surfaces that may damage fibers.
Each pair supports a sustainable future. This is more than clothing—this is wearable art infused with cosmic mythology.
