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Maximise Comfort Levels With These Seriously Cosy Tracksuit Sets
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There’s nothing better than finishing a day of work, letting that bra hit the floor and throwing on a soft tracksuit set. A must for every wardrobe in winter, the right tracksuit will be extremely comfortable, but still feel put-together enough for a short walk to the shops for mandatory couch snacks.
When loungewear hit peak levels in 2020, we rejoiced. Now, there are more tracksuit sets than ever to buy online, and most of them favour aesthetics. Whether you’re a minimalist fan, deeply invested in dopamine dressing or favour retro vibes, there is a tracksuit set to suit you.
Check out our favourite fits below.
Pangaia
Pangaia Tropics Capsule
Pangaia is one of those fashion labels that’s actually committed to doing good for the environment. With an ethos based around science, and a team that works on innovative tech and bio-engineered materials, you can feel good about buying some trackies that have a light carbon footprint. The new Tropics Capsule is all gorgeous colourways inspired by the Amazon and is made with 100 per cent organic cotton, for medium-weight comfort. We love the 365 Hoodie ($150) and Track Pants ($120) as a set that will see you through the cooler months.
The ICONIC
Assembly Label Logo Lounge Set
Assembly Label has always been in the business of creating luxe loungewear, and The ICONIC exclusive Logo Lounge set ($70 for the Logo Lounge top, $70 for the Logo Lounge pants) is an affordable way to upgrade your tracksuit to something a little more stylish. The set is made of 100 per cent cotton jersey and features a relaxed silhouette and minimal branding. Throw on some sneakers and you can confidently hit the shops without looking like you’re in your sleepwear.
MYER
Puma Evostripe tracksuit
Love the feel of a marle grey tracksuit but not the oversized look? The tapered leg on the Puma Evostripe tracksuit ($100 for the Full-Zip Hoodie, $80 for Pants) teamed with a cropped leg and modern, straight-fit hoodie jumper make this a great choice for anyone who feels a little swamped with the oversized trend. This is also a good option for those with shorter legs, as the cropped length means these are less likely to bunch at your ankles.
Glassons
Glassons Classic Sweatsuit
For those looking for a bit of an ’80s retro tracksuit, Glassons is where to visit first. We love the Graphic Oversized Jumper teamed with the Classic Sweatpant ($50 for the Jumper, $40 for the Sweatpant). The high-waist cut with exaggerated elastic waist and ankles gives this tracksuit its throwback feel, while the graphic jumper works just as well with denim as it does with these matching pants.
P.E. Nation
P.E. Nation Heads Up Sweat
P.E Nation is a mandatory inclusion when making a tracksuit edit. Pip Edwards’ label is synonymous with athleisure, and this season, we love the Heads Up Sweat ($129) paired with the Reset Trackpant ($139). The Golden Oak colourway gives ’70s vintage, while the classic logo jumper keeps your look feeling street style, not couch style.
Cotton On
Cotton On Plush Tracksuit
Cotton On consistently has excellent tracksuit styles, year on year, especially if what you’re looking for is a comfortable, detail-free style that lasts. We love the Plush Oversized Hoodie ($50) with the Plush Gym Track Pant ($40). That’s a whole trackie set for under $100.