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Senita's 30% Off Moved to Leggings: All 104 Styles Are Below List Today

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Senita's 30% Off Moved to Leggings: All 104 Styles Are Below List Today
One rack, one discount, 104 styles. The question is which sizes survived it. Photo: Activewear Deals
Checked Sept. 21, 2026, 1:28 a.m. ET
  • 104 of 104 Senita legging styles are below list. Median cut: 30%.
  • Store-wide, 465 of 843 styles carry a markdown, so the legging number is not just Senita being Senita.
  • Legging median price lands at $31.50. A week ago that median was $45.00.

The gistSenita's rotating 30% is on leggings this morning and it caught the entire category, all 104 styles, at a median 30% off and a median price of $31.50. Everything below $20 is one or two sizes and final sale.

Which Senita leggings are actually 30% off?

All of them. We read every in-stock listing in the store's public catalog and counted each style once: 104 legging styles, 104 below list. That has not happened on any of the four mornings we have watched this rotation. On Sept. 15 the cut hit bras, on the 16th it moved again, and the pattern until today had been a slice of a category rather than the whole shelf.

The catalog behind it: 843 styles in stock, 465 marked down. Tanks sit at 84 of 142, bras at 43 of 121, biker shorts at 33 of 87, tees at 22 of 44.

How deep does the discount really go?

StyleNowListOffSizes at that price
Base Layer Leggings, 24.5", Black$7.00$40.0082%XS only, final sale
Lux Cargo Leggings, 26", Black$10.50$49.0079%XS and S, final sale
Skin High Waisted Vinyasa 7/8, 25"$10.50$45.0077%XS, final sale
Lux Denali Laser Cut Capris, 22"$10.00$45.0078%XS, final sale
Lux Pace Leggings, 26", several colors$14.00$45.0069%XS and S, final sale
Skin Shakti Leggings, 27"$14.00$45.0069%XS, final sale
Typical full-size-run leggingabout $31.50about $45.0030%XS–XL

Read that bottom row first. The 70-and-80-percent numbers are clearance stragglers wearing the sale's coat; the actual sale, the one with your size in it, is the 30% line. We separate the two every time, because a median built from XS-only rows would tell you the store is half the price it is.

Card summarising the Senita legging discount counts checked Sept. 21, 2026
Counts from our own read of the catalog, not from the store's sale banner.

Is 30% off Senita cheaper than the other four brand sites?

BrandLegging medianStyles marked downCheapest legging today
Senita Athletics$31.50465 of 843 store-wide$7.00, XS only
Bubblelime$31.98119 of 709$9.00 printed capri, 22"
Baleaf$43.0040 of 336; 0 of 27 leggings$38.00 capri, 21"
POPFLEX$70.00139 of 1,048$20.90 capri, XXS
Girlfriend Collective$108.0026 of 163$29.40, XXS only

Senita and Bubblelime are 48 cents apart at the median, which is close enough to call a tie and decide on length instead. Baleaf is the odd one: it has markdowns elsewhere in the store but has not touched a single one of its 27 women's legging styles. POPFLEX stays expensive on paper and sells by height band, which is worth money if you are outside the standard range — the same reasoning we used in the tall-inseam check.

What does the same money buy at Amazon and Target?

About the same garment, with less information attached. On Amazon the SATINA one-size legging is $14.99 against a $26.99 list, with a tracked average of $17.24 and a floor of $12.32 set in January. The baleaf pocket legging in XL sits at $25.99 while its own record low, from March, was $14.99. Target's discounted rows run $15.99 to $32.99, led by an Anna-Kaci high-rise print at $16.99 from $47.00 and a Jockey EverActive 7/8 at $19.99 from $50.00.

So the dollar figures overlap almost exactly. What does not overlap is the inseam: Senita prints 22, 24.5, 25, 26 and 27 inches on the listings above, and Target mostly prints nothing. If you are shopping by length rather than by price, how five brands label the same body is the comparison to read first.

Which sizes are already gone?

The small end is what is left, not what is missing. Every row we found under $15 was XS, or XS and S, and carried a final-sale flag. Above $28 the full XS-to-XL run is generally intact. That is the ordinary shape of a clearance tail, and it is why we quote the median instead of the lowest price on the page.

Is this a buy, or does it come back?

It comes back, but not to this category. Across Sept. 15, 16, 17 and 21 the 30% has moved every time and has never repeated a category, so a legging you want at $31.50 today is a reasonable buy and a $7.00 XS is a gamble on your own size. Our threshold for this store is under $18, set out in the buy-price piece, and 30% off a $45 legging does not clear it. Full-price patience costs you little here; the rotation is weekly.

FAQ

Does the 30% come off list or off an already-cut price? Off whatever the item cost yesterday, which is why clearance rows produce the 70-plus numbers and new-season rows produce a clean 30%.

Can I return the final-sale ones? No. Those rows are flagged final sale in the listing itself, and we collected the return windows for eight stores in the final-sale rules.

Why does your median differ from the sale page's headline? Because we count every in-stock style once and take the middle, while the banner quotes the deepest row it can find. Both numbers are true; only one tells you what you will pay.

Sources

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