Ready for Back to School Season: Public Rec Pants & Leggings

A new school year is all about fresh starts, what better way to kick off yours than with style and comfort from coveted athleisure brand, Public Rec. The favored brand has the perfect back-to-school essentials that will easily win the attention of everyone in class.

All Day Every Day 5-Pocket Pant (For Men) $128 USD — Public Rec provides the perfect happy medium between joggers and jeans with a more formal take on their best-seller ‘All Day Every Day Pant’. With belt loops, a zipper fly, and five pockets for a polished and comfortable look, these pants will allow you to shine in your choice of 11 colors, proving that you should never have to sacrifice fashion for function.

All Day Every Day 5 Pockets
All Day Every Day 5 Pockets
All Day Every Day 5 Pockets
All Day Every Day 5 Pockets

Here To There Leggings (For Women) $98 USD — From running around all day to studying and everything in between, these leggings will keep you abundantly comfortable with their unique and unbelievably soft fabric. Features include a hidden side zipper pocket on the right side of the waistband, making your go to items easily accessible. Their high-performance four-stretch fabric will allow these leggings to easily become your ‘go-to’ legging all year long.

Here to There Leggings

Named among the ten most popular activewear brands of 2020 by USA Today, Public Rec was founded in 2015 by Zach Goldstein. Given Public Rec’s proven popularity among consumers, the brand aims for everyone to experience the most luxurious level of comfort, quality and style.

Public Rec’s Back to School collection is available to purchase at www.publicrec.com

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