Okay, they're soft, they're flattering, I don't even run in them because I need them to last forever and (since nobody I work with sees how I'm dressed below the waist anymore), they're basically my favorite work pants. I definitely like them a lot more than any leggings I have from any other purveyor of athletic or loungewear.
But.
A lot of people make soft flattering leggings. What NOBODY ELSE HAS MANAGED TO DO, but Oiselle has done here, is make soft flattering leggings that SHED DOG HAIR LIKE THAT'S THEIR JOB. I got these in black. I have a tan/yellow husky mix (see photo) who sheds like it's his primary hobby. In the morning when he is sluggish and less independent than usual, we have a morning snuggle. If I did this in any other pair of leggings I would look until I changed like a person who has given up entirely on human norms, company, and social expectations. I would look like an unrepentant crazy dog lady. (I have a pair of leggings that were gifted to me— basically the equivalent of these from a well-known yoga wear company to which I do not like to give my personal money because of their creepyness, sizism, and weird affection for Ayn Rand, among other things— and if I hit those tights with a sticky roller post-dog-cuddle, four roller sheets will only get about 60% of the shed. There is a plateau of hair removal beyond which nothing is effective except a run through the washer and dryer.) IN THESE LEGGINGS, SOMEHOW, I can cuddle my dog and when I get up and walk away I only have a few hairs on me, which easily brush off.
I feel like this is a seriously undersold dimension of bird hug fabric. It should probably be called "dog hug" instead, because it allows for unchecked dog hugging. Like, unless this is somehow a feature of how my particular dog's particular hairs interact with this particular textile, Oiselle has made an enormous innovation that could change the lives of dog-owning leggings-wearers the world over.