If the pandemic did one thing for women, it brought back sweatpants as acceptable attire. But then, fashion decided that we couldn’t wear regular sweat pants, we needed to wear fancy sweat pants. And while it would be easy to disparage the ideal of luxury sweatpants made for chic, casual wear…have you felt how soft these things are?
Here are a few sweat pant sets that are perfect for lounging and traveling, and just living.
Corner Office
Aspen Travel Set from Frank & Eileen ($398)
Cubicle Farm
The White Company Travel Set ($109 + $98)
Front Desk
Quince Superset Wide Leg Set ($69 + $39)
Inclusively Sized
Land’s End Women’s Sport — Petite, Tall, Plus — ($60 + $35)
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Zero disparagement or snark because I DO appreciate the comfy loungewear at home – but it is funny to reflect on this blog’s origins. Imagine, in 2010 – would you have guessed you’d be sharing sweats like this?
It’s funny how we change with time. 🙂
I don’t think 2008 Abra would be selling sweat pants. But the pandemic changes things, motherhood changes things, and frankly, sweat pants didn’t look like this in 2008.
They absolutely did not look like this! It was as if everything was one or two cuts fit all, unisex shapelessness.
I’m here for the warmth and comfort – not for work, but certainly off hours.
I am getting flooded with ads for Pact’s airplane collection. Has anyone tried it? How does it hold to other brands?
Not bad! It’s very soft, easy to wash (just on cold, for sure). I wish I’d gone down a size in the pants, the colorblock tunic I got in a M and I really liked it. Got a discount from a Nift program and felt that that was worth it, not sure I’d pay that much full price.
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and comfy-ness of SPANX air essentials. Never thought I’d refer to spanx as comfy…