Sartoris Art Psychedelic Butterflies Leggings in Black - L by iEDM

What is Sartoris Art Psychedelic Butterflies Leggings in Black - L by iEDM?

These are full-length printed leggings from iEDM featuring artwork by Sartoris Art, with a swirling psychedelic butterfly motif laid over a black base. The graphic is applied using sublimation printing, which bonds the ink into the fabric rather than sitting on top of it, so the design wraps across the entire garment. They are built for festival looks, raves, rave-adjacent dance scenes, and any setting where a loud visual statement is the goal.

Key features

• All-over sublimation print — Vivid butterfly artwork covers the leggings front and back with no blank panels.
• Artist collaboration — Original design by Sartoris Art, not a generic stock graphic.
• 100% polyester construction — Smooth, lightweight, and quick to dry after a long night out.
• Fade-resistant graphics — Sublimation ink is embedded in the fibers, so the print will not crack, peel, or wash off.
• Black base palette — The dark ground makes the saturated colors of the butterflies pop hard under stage and UV lighting.
• Size L — Listed in iEDM's large size for this run.
• Stretch knit fabric — Moves with you on the dance floor or during casual all-day wear.

Who is Sartoris Art Psychedelic Butterflies Leggings in Black - L by iEDM for?

This pair is aimed at festival-goers, ravers, and anyone who treats their wardrobe as part of the show. They suit dancers, flow artists, and visual-art fans who want printed apparel that holds its own next to LEDs and blacklights. Wear them to multi-day festivals, club nights, costume events, or layered under a skirt or shorts for everyday wear.

How does Sartoris Art Psychedelic Butterflies Leggings in Black - L by iEDM compare?

Compared with plain athletic leggings from mainstream activewear brands, these trade neutral basics for a wearable art piece. Versus screen-printed graphic leggings, the sublimation method gives sharper detail and a softer hand, since there is no thick ink layer. And against generic printed festival leggings, the named-artist design adds a more curated, collectible feel.