That’s why, last week, I ventured over to SoulCycle to design my own leggings. The beloved cycling empire has partnered with Ultracor (an activewear brand that's as serious about style as it is about performance) in an effort to ensure riders always feel good about what they wear to class. With less than five minutes spent at the new SoulCycle x Ultracor kiosk at the company’s NoHo location, I was able to craft a pair of exercise tights completely to my specifications.

First step: the pattern. There are five different styles to choose from, but as the partnership grows, so will the offerings. Several motifs incorporate SoulCycle’s iconic skull and crossbones logo or their multi-spoked wheel, but since I already shop the studio’s boutiques regularly—and therefore own many, many pieces of apparel featuring both—I went with the starburst option.

I have to say, once they arrived, I got particularly excited for my Saturday morning class, despite the fact that it started at 9:30 am and was the longer, harder Survivor version. I loved the look (naturally, I designed them), but would they hold up through an hour of tap-backs, sprints, and persistent perspiration? Verdict: Yep. Riding in them, I felt confident—the material is a mix of polyester, nylon, and lycra-spandex that’s sweat-wicking and moves with you—and perhaps a little smug. After all, there’s no way anyone else in my sold-out class owned exactly the same thing.A few more taps of the touchscreen (entering payment and shipping info, etc.) and that’s it—your fantasy fitness leggings are now a reality. They’re supposed to be delivered to you within three business days, but mine took five. Still, not bad for an article of clothing created completely from scratch.

SoulCycle x Ultracor launched last week with kiosks in four locations: two studios in New York City, one in D.C., and one in L.A., but eventually every region will have at least one. Each pairs costs $220, no matter how much or how little customization you choose.