For those petite women, cropped leggings are the perfect item of clothing as they would not only give them extreme comfort and a stylish look, but the cropped design would help exaggerate their height to a considerable proportion. Leggings play a significant role in my everyday life. I try to get in some kind of physical activity on virtually every day of the week, whether it be a run, a yoga class, or a bike ride. Because I spend a significant amount of time in such leggings, it is important to me that they are not only adorable but also comfy and practical. You don't think that's asking for too much, do you? My height of 5 feet and one inch makes it difficult for me to wear a lot of leggings; according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the average height of American women over the age of 20 is 5 feet and three inches. 
Full-length designs have a tendency to bunch up below or around the ankle, which is not only unpleasant but may also interfere with my exercises. Additionally, full-length styles draw attention to the fact that my legs are shorter than typical. Not the best. Because of this, I like leggings that are cropped or Capri length. Not only do they fit me better, but when I wear them with socks that don't show, they make it seem as if I had a couple of additional inches of height (every little bit matters!). Here are some of my favorite cropped Capri leggings that can be worn for a variety of activities, from going for a run to sitting on the couch and watching Netflix.
- Athleta Elation Capri, $79
These Capri leggings would be my pick for the best ever if there were such a thing, in my opinion. Because petite sizes don't often look well on me, I don't purchase them very frequently. However, I acquired them in XSP, and the length is perfect for a cropped appearance because it hits just above the ankle. There are no seams on the exterior of the hip or the leg, which is a style that I favor since it gives the leg and hips the appearance of being longer. The Powervita material, which is a combination of nylon and lycra, is unbelievably soft, and it has the perfect amount of elasticity. It also wicks away perspiration. I could spend the rest of my life in these pants!
- Pairs of Universal Standard Pace Setter 3/4 Leggings, each priced at $75
These leggings are the perfect combination for someone who is looking for compression legwear that also prioritizes comfort and fit. They have a high waist and are cropped, and they have seams that curve down the front and rear of your leg. Additionally, they are offered in two hues that are really versatile: royal blue and black. The sizes range from 2XS all the way up to 2XL. 
- $90 for three pairs of Crane & Lion DwellStudio Capri Tights.
The Crane & Lion leggings that I am now wearing are my favorite for jogging and this is the second pair of those leggings that I have used for working out. When I go for runs in the autumn, when the weather may be unpredictable, the fact that they reach around mid-calf helps to protect me from overheating. The material is thin, and it allows air to pass through it. Because the waistband isn't too high (even if it does gap a little after a few wears), I'm able to easily tuck in a base layer or tank top to keep my tummy warm when the weather is stormy. In addition, there is a secret compartment that is just the right size for a credit card. I'm a fan of the understated geometric design, which is also available in two different hues, namely lavender and blue-grey.
- Athleta All in Capris is priced at $79
The fashionable asymmetrical cut around the ankles of these leggings was the primary feature that drew my attention to them. The pockets, however, are the standout feature. There are three of them total: one with a zipper and two that are located on the sides and one that is sewn into the waistband. I've stashed everything from my keys and credit card to my mobile phone and phone charger in those pouches. Because the pockets reach to such a great depth and the leggings are so snug, whatever I put in them stays exactly where I placed it. No matter what you're doing, the tight waistline won't budge no matter how much you move about. I purchased these leggings in the small version of my size, and they are the perfect fit. Additionally, sizes up to 2X are offered in this design. 
- TLA In the words of Morgan Stewart, $98 TLA is a company that specializes in the production of seamless leggings and breathable sports bras. Because the leggings do not have pockets, they are more suited for a workout that takes place in a studio. You can simply pull them up higher on your calves for an even more cropped appearance since the ribbed knit material is sturdy and flexible, and you can do this with ease. The pinstripe print is also available in slate grey, beige, and light and dark shades of olive. These are the four color options.
- Six pairs of Lively The Active High Waist Crop Leggings for $55.
Everyone has a need for a pair of basic black leggings, and the ones offered by Lively are an excellent option that meets all requirements. They are a perfect weight, since they are neither too light nor too heavy, and they feature a high rise at the hip for optimal covering as well as comfort.
- Years of Being Here Cameron Capri, $92
A unique quality of the Camera Capri is that its lace-up detailing looks like the laces on a football. This is a very cool feature. The wide waistband goes all the way up to my rib cage, and the crop length ends at the very bottom of my kneecap. Due to the fact that they are cropped, rather than wearing them during the winter for an activity that takes place outside or during an indoor hot yoga class, I recommend wearing them during the summer. The nylon and spandex blend is stretchy, but if you want more room to breathe, I would recommend going up a size. These are also available in red, and sizes go all the way up to 2X.
- pairs of lustrous high-rise capri leggings from Koral priced at $75
Since I like leather in all its forms, from pants to skirts to jackets, it should come as no surprise that I also adore these exercise leggings that have the appearance of leather. 
The sizing is precise, and the photograph provides a good representation of the overall length of the product. I feel like Olivia Newton-John in that last moment of "Grease," when she is strutting out to meet John Travolta. The cloth dries quickly and is lightweight, yet it is not see-through. Because of the high cut, they are perfect for wearing in yoga sessions; all you need to accessorize them with is a sports bra. Having said that, the waistline may sometimes feel constricting; thus, if you would like more space to breathe, I would recommend going up a size. The leggings are also available in a total of nine other hues, some of which include burgundy, navy, dusty rose, and gunmetal grey.