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In Oprah’s book, these leggings have a leg up on the competition.
The media mogul dropped her 2024 “Favorite Things” list last week — and while over 100 brands scored her coveted stamp of approval, only Michigan-based company Melt Fit clinched a whopping three spots thanks to its Essential Sports Bra ($39), Jacket ($65) and Leggings ($44).
“These cute leggings offer just the right combination of stretch and compression — and pockets!” Oprah wrote of the latter, which comes in both mauve and lavender hues.
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She also gave rave reviews to the woman-founded label’s “not-skimpy” workout bra and “smart-looking” zip-up.
“It’s part of a matched set, with sizes ranging from small to 3XL and a stitched design that creates a flattering silhouette,” she wrote of the long-sleeved jacket, which has two spacious side pockets and thumbholes to help keep hands warm.
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Reviewers on Melt Fit’s website are equally impressed, with one raving, “After searching endlessly for the perfect leggings and trying out so many different brands, I finally found *the* one.”
The workout set isn’t the only comfy find on this year’s list, as Winfrey also selected cozy clothing from several repeat “favorites.”
She lauded Cozy Earth for a seventh (!) year in a row, spotlighting the company’s Long-Sleeved Pajama Set ($184) — in addition to another super-soft “Favorite Things” mainstay, the Softies Marshmellow Lounge Set ($139).
For a full breakdown of Oprah’s top picks, be sure to check out Page Six Style’s guide to this year’s “Favorite Things.”
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.