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February has arrived. We’re finally past the dreariness of January and heading full steam ahead into a new month that celebrates falling in love — whether that’s with a new romance, a new movie or book, or, for many of us here at Refinery29, new fashion and beauty products.
And there’s something for everyone. For those searching for a new edition for their handbag collections, there’s not one but two launches we have our their eyes on. Plus, skincare lovers can indulge in a serum that has been 10 years in the making. From hair oils by the legendary Sam McKnight to Simone Rocha’s Valentine’s Day collection, click through to discover everything that is on our radar this February.
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Susan Alexandra x Vans
NYC accessories label Susan Alexandra — known for its playful, whimsical, and colorful approach to fashion — has just unveiled its a limited-edition footwear collection, with skatewear brand Vans. Called “Fantasy,” the collab features two styles. The first is the balletcore-inspired Style 93 DX, a Mary-Jane covered in pink glitter and featuring a tiny rosette and satin ribbon detailing that can be laced around your ankle. The second, the Old Skool 36 DX sneaker, also embraces the girly-trend with green glitter, beaded daisies, and floral laces.
Vans x Susan Alexandra Style 93 DX Shoe, $, available at Vans
PINK by Frankies Bikinis
Summer vibes are setting in early (not that we’re complaining) with a new collaboration between Victoria’s Secret PINK and Frankies Bikinis. There will be multiple drops to the new collection, which finds the swimwear brand’s founder and creative director, Francesca Aiello, reimagining classic PINK silhouettes in Frankies’ signature cool, breezy beach vibes. This first drop, which is fronted by a campaign starring model-entrepreneur Devon Lee Carlson, features separates, one-pieces and apparel in bright hues and cheeky berry prints, with prices ranging from $34.95 to $59.95.
PINK by Frankies Bikinis Reign Bikini Top, $, available at Victoria's Secret
PINK by Frankies Bikinis Hudson Bikini Bottom, $, available at Victoria's Secret
PINK by Frankies Bikinis Brooklyn Cotton Tee, $, available at Victoria's Secret
Hill House Spring Collection
When we’re pushing through the gloomy gray skies, wet weather, and cold temperatures of February, there’s only one cure: dreaming of spring fashion. Enter Hill House’s new collection, the brand’s first big release of the year. The brand behind the Nap Dress dropped 20 new styles, five new prints (inspired by acclaimed artist Florine Stettheimer, known in part for her love of florals), and new takes on long-standing best-sellers that will have you feeling sunnier just by looking at them. Our fave? The soft blue peony bouquet print, which can be seen on hair bows, billowing maxi skirts, and more. There’s also the Elsie, a brand-new Nap Dress with ribbon shoulder ties and a tiered skirt.
Hill House Home The Elise Nap Dress, $, available at Hill House Home
Khy Drop 001 Restock
Miss out on one of the slick, edgy faux-leather pieces from Khy’s first drop when Kylie Jenner launched her fashion line back in October 2023? (Items did sell out within days, after all.) Well, you’re in lock. Ahead of new 2024 drops, the brand, which is inspired by Jenner’s personal taste, has restocked four of the best-selling pieces from Drop 001, made alongside Berlin-based label Namilia. The pieces that fans will have a second-chance at include the Faux Leather Cropped Hooded Jacket, the Long Sleeve Mini Dress, the Seamless Legging, and the Seamless Mock Neck Long Sleeve, all of which are available in sizes XXS to 4X.
Khy Faux Leather Long Sleeve Mini Dress, $, available at Khy
Nike x Megan Thee Stallion
Calling all hotties: Megan Thee Stallion has teamed up with Nike for her first apparel and footwear collab, fittingly called Hot Girl Systems. The fast-selling, size-inclusive line is designed to move around in and includes flame prints, reflective materials, and Y2K-esque graphics emblazoned across bodysuits, sports bras, shorts, and more. The drop also includes a fire-and-ice-inspired leather sneaker, the Air Max 97 “Something For the Hotties” By You, which come in four colorways, feature strips of glitter, and can be customized.
Nike x Megan Thee Stallion Air Max 97 "Something For Thee Hotties" By You, $, available at Nike
Naomi x BOSS
The power of Naomi Campbell is well known, so it’s no surprise that BOSS went to the world-famous supermodel to help expand their world of womenswear. Creating a dedicated capsule collection with travel in mind (who remembers Naomi’s iconic plane cleaning video?), the aesthetic feels classic, cool, and sophisticated. For those who enjoy timeless BOSS tailoring, the collection includes an ’80s-style oversized gray pinstripe suit, alongside a more versatile single-breasted black blazer. However, if you enjoy a less formal look while country hopping, the capsule also includes leopard-print hoodies and leggings, alongside more smart-casual premium basics like cashmere knits and Oxford shirts.
Naomi x Boss Full-Length Bodysuit in Stretch Jersey, $, available at Boss
PUMA X lemlem
Working together for the second time, sporting supergiant Puma has teamed up with sustainable clothing brand lemlem to bring 14 new pieces to the activewear space. The pastel-colored collection was inspired by Ethiopian hand-woven patterns, making it sure to stand out among a sea of average work out outfits. Outside of the range of high-impact sports bras and graphic leggings, the collection also includes a new set of sneakers, the PRW NITRO™ SQD LEMLEM sports shoes. Available in a lilac, rose quartz, and chartreuse colorways, the collection is made for those who like their activewear both fun and functional.
Puma x Lemlem Low Impact Bra, $, available at lemlem
Puma x Lemlem High Waist 7/8 Tights, $, available at lemlem
Puma x Lemlem Sweatband Set, $, available at lemlem
Martine Rose x Clarks
While Clarks may have once been synonymous with sensible school shoes, in recent years the brand has become a go-to for fashion types thanks to the popularity of the “Wallabee” silhouette and collaborations with famous faces. For February, the British brand is enlisting British-Jamaican designer Martine Rose as guest creative director for a brand-new bed-inspired collection. The nostalgic collaboration (which takes note from archival 1980s Clarks advertising) plays with the concept of comfort, spotlighting puffy Oxfords and padded sandals. But despite its soft, pillowy feel, the looks are all about making a statement, with the pink snake-print lace ups and maroon loafers standing as our personal favorites.
Martine Rose x Clarks Martine Rose Loafer 2, $, available at Clarks
Simone Rocha Launches "The Valentine Bag"
Straight off the back of a hugely successful Couture Week collection with Jean Paul Gaultier, Simone Rocha is launching sweet treats for Valentine’s Day. The Irish designer is bringing love in the form of a top-handle Valentine bag featuring the brand’s signature floral pearls. Available in two sizes, the handcrafted leather bags come in four different colorways, including classic cream and baby pink, alongside moodier iterations like oxblood and jet black. Each bag comes with two customizations: a crystal beaded charm (complete with the designer’s synonymous bow) or a pearl crossbody strap. Happy Love Day, indeed.
Simone Rocha Valentine Bag With Beaded Flower, $, available at Simone Rocha
Hair by Sam McKnight Launches Love Me Do Nourishing Oil
When we think about some of the world’s most famous faces, such as Princess Diana, Kate Moss, and Lady Gaga, one thing they all have in common is their hairstylist: Sam McKnight. A legend in his own right, McKnight has been behind some of the most iconic, high-profile magazine covers and runway looks. Now, his namesake brand is launching a “foolproof” hair oil that’s perfect for the dry winter season. The serum-oil hybrid includes three seed oils for extra nourishment and deep, penetrating conditioning so your hair can wave goodbye to flyaways and welcome in weightless shine.
Hair By Sam McKnight Love Me Do Nourishing Shine Oil, $, available at Hair by Sam McKnight
Coachtopia Friends Product Drop
February may be synonymous with romance, but Coach’s sister line, Coachtopia, aims to celebrate friendship this Love Month with the launch of their Friends collection. Designed by Coachtopia beta community member Sabrina Lau, the capsule toasts to the importance of BFFs via a range of ready-to-wear and accessories. For those looking for heart-adorned pieces, don’t fret: The collection includes a selection of graphic tees, hoodies, and even a puffy lime heart skirt. Another highlight is a range of handbags designed by Marissa Crider of Offbeat Sweet constructed from post-consumer waste.
Coachtopia Cropped Tee: Floating Heart, $, available at Coach
La Roche-Posay Launches Mela B3 Serum
French pharmacies are known for their gentle but effective ingredients, and La Roche-Posay is perhaps the most recognizable of the bunch. For winter, the brand launched an anti-hyperpigmentation serum that aims to correct the appearance of dark spots (even if they’re longstanding) and skin unevenness. Working alongside well-known skin saviors such as niacinamide, retinol, and hyaluronic acid is Melasyl™, a new, multi-patented ingredient described as an active “melanin trapper.” The powerful yet lightweight serum brightens the most stubborn dark spots while maintaining the ever-important skin barrier. Expect visible results in just 12 weeks.
La Roche-Posay Mela B3 Dark Spot Serum, $, available at La Roche-Posay
Veronica Beard Debuts Handbags
Known best for its dickey jackets and classically cool denim, New York-based fashion brand Veronica Beard is expanding its offering with the introduction of handbags. Having forayed into footwear in 2017, the brand’s newest non-apparel launch includes seven silhouettes in a range of sizes, colors, and fabrics such as leather, canvas and raffia. The standout design, the Goody Bag, boasts a drawstring top handle and three distinct colorways (including an eye-catching olive green). It is designed as a practical addition to any wardrobe as it can be worn as a crossbody or shoulder bag. “When we started designing handbags, we thought a lot about what would complement our customer’s lifestyle. We want to give her the dream handbag, crafted with luxurious materials and finishes, a bag that is chic, timeless, and versatile,” cofounder Veronica Miele Beard said in a press release.
Veronica Beard Crest Lock Bucket Bag, $, available at Veronica Beard
L'Agence Debuts First Swimwear Collection
L'Agence — known for its effortless blend of laidback California vibes and Parisian sophistication — is kicking off pool season early. The L.A.-based brand just launched a 58-piece swimwear collection inspired by ’70s-era glam and scenic Côte d'Azure. Find bikini separates and one-pieces — most of which are made with shaping fabric and feature underwire support — as well as cover-ups that can also be worn going out and crystal-embellished mesh sarongs. Prices range from $100 to $425.
This candle isn’t new — in fact the Dublin-based company dates back to 1488!! — but they are 1000% worth a shoutout. The weighty pieces look like stunning centrepieces, the scents are subtle but robust (my fave, Dublin Dusk, has notes of oud, cedar and ginger) and they last way longer than a typical Bachelor relationship. (P.S. That long burn time is partially due to a two-day pouring technique.) I’ll take 100, please.
My inner child deeply influences my personal style. I grew up in Sonora, a Mexican state that shares a border with Arizona, meaning contradictory cultures defined my childhood. I loved corridos and banda but also rap and hyperpop. I wanted to dress like my cholo vaquero cousins but also like the girls I saw on mid-2010s Tumblr. At the same time, I existed in a machista society while trying to understand my gender fluidity.
Throughout my personal style journey, I’ve learned to challenge heteronormativity and harmonize the aspects of myself that often fall on opposite ends of the spectrum of masculinity and femininity and often transcend the conventional boundaries of gender. All of these influences led me to invent “tumbette.”
Ironically, tumbette is a mix of things that didn’t exist when I was a kid: corridos tumbados and the modern coquette aesthetic. Yet, both derive from concepts that played a significant role in my youth. I identify as gender-fluid and use they/them pronouns, but growing up it wasn’t as easy to embrace the polarity of my masculinity and my femininity. I learned to believe that liking the color pink, or “girly” things, made me less intelligent. These stereotypes, which stem from machismo, led me to suppress my feminine side.
“Tumbette is a mix of things that didn’t exist when I was a kid: corridos tumbados and the modern coquette aesthetic.”
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I leaned into my masculinity, which I discovered was a vital part of my identity. My cousins taught me how to connect with and express that side of me. I adopted their interests, partly out of wanting to feel included but also because I, too, appreciated the music and fashion that inspired them. I loved listening to corrido singers, wearing snapbacks, and riding around en la razor (Razor dirt bikes), and I was also a huge fan of U.S. rap music, which helped me learn English.
Having spent so much of my childhood embracing my masculinity, joining Tumblr as a pre-teen was an awakening to so many things. I realized I was bisexual, and I finally began to see my femininity as another side of me and a form of expression. Discovering Lana del Rey and watching her have a significant influence on Tumblr aesthetics, particularly with her Priscilla Presley-inspired looks, pushed me to deviate from the tumbada clothing I grew up with. I began wearing florals, high-waisted shorts, and skater dresses — pieces that were staples of the Tumblr era. It’s where I truly began to experiment with fashion. I upcycled my clothes by distressing them or adding studs to make them feel more like me. I began to look for a balance between that and my tumbada aesthetics. For example, I’d pair a skater dress with a snapback (an early prototype of tumbette).
“In Mexico, there’s a dessert called capirotada. It’s a blend of various ingredients, and it’s a perfect term to characterize my personal style: a mixture that reflects who I am.”
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I joined tumbado and coquette to give a name to that which, on the surface, represents opposing interests of mine. However, I now realize that these are facets of myself that have existed since childhood, and I’ve finally amalgamated them into something that symbolizes my fluidity.
In Mexico, there’s a dessert called capirotada. It’s a blend of various ingredients, and it’s a perfect term to characterize my personal style: a mixture that reflects who I am. So whether you’re someone from the northwest of Mexico who wants to celebrate the various elements of your culture that have shaped you or if you simply appreciate expressing the coexistence of different parts of yourself through fashion, here are five ways you can embrace tumbette yourself.
I believe one develops their personal style by reconnecting with their inner child. The first clothes you chose for yourself weren’t heavily influenced by trends or societal expectations. It was a genuine expression of your preferences — a simple “I like this, and I want to wear it.” Because I reconnected with my inner child, my closet goes beyond aesthetics. Instead, I have filled my wardrobe with items that have meaning.
For me, tumbette involves finding harmony between my masculinity and my femininity, a balance echoed in the interplay of my artistic influences and cherished cultures. Perhaps you, too, are searching to unite different facets of yourself. They could be interests from your childhood or a mix of inspirations. In my case, it’s an equal love for Sonora and music like corridos tumbados, girly pop music like Lana del Rey, and growing up on the Internet. They could also be parts of your identity that you’re hoping to revive, like feminine aesthetics you discarded or concealed to avoid judgment or gain male approval.
Start your outfit off with a jersey. Pick a motocross, basketball, or baseball jersey. People who use my audio tutorial to create a tumbette look often end up confusing it with blokette, the popular Internet aesthetic that blends blokecore trends with coquette. The differentiating factor is the kind of jersey you wear. A soccer jersey aligns more with blokette whereas tumbette is a reflection of the culture of northwest Mexico, where motocross, basketball, and baseball dominate.
There are a few different directions you can go from here. If you choose to add a miniskirt, layer with a camo or utility clothing on top. For example, throw a utility vest over your jersey or a camo trucker hat you upcycled with pearls and lace. Complete the ensemble with white tights or knee-high socks and ballet flats. Alternatively, if you opt for oversized jeans or pieces with more of a hypebeast vibe, accessorize with a baguette bag and add ribbons in your hair or pin lace, bow, and pearl details to your outfit to enhance its coquettishness.
Work with what you have, but if you want new pieces, support Mexican tumbette brands like Marble Stones, Almmami, Superstición, Anthony Rivera, Kiko Báez, Crime Life, Fat Mike, Tony Delfino, Hermanos Koumori, Paisa Boys, Minena, Black Lotus Bazar, C4RP3T4, Anhe, Musmin, or Two Feet Under.
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All my life, I have felt alienated because of the heteronormative concepts that society normalizes. For me, music and fashion have always been a utopian escape where machismo and homophobia do not exist, and we can all dress however we want. For this reason, my most personal accessory wouldn’t be a necklace or a bag, but rather my elf ears.
Don’t forget to insert yourself into tumbette. It’s all about how you exist among multiple worlds. This could look like upcycling garments to include other fashion subcultures you’re a part of or adding an accessory that you wear so often it’s an intrinsic part of you.
Listen to Tumbette Music & Ride Around with Your Friends.
At the center of tumbette is the appreciation of seemingly opposing musical genres, like corridos tumbados and pop music. I mean, the very first thing I say in my tumbette tutorial is that it’s an aesthetic “for people who like Natanael Cano and Lana del Rey.” You don’t have to listen to these specific artists, but if you’re Mexican, listen to corridos tumbados and your favorite hyperpop artists in the same playlist. Or if you’re from another part of Latin America, create a playlist that features your favorite cultural genres with your favorite Western artists. Spotify Mexico caught wind of tumbette and curated a playlist of songs you can listen to while filming your GRWM videos. If you live in Sonora, Sinaloa, or Baja California, you can also drive around en la razor with your friends and take in your cities in your best tumbette outfits. Picture Lana del Rey in the “Ride” music video racing on motorbikes, but it’s you and your friends riding around on dirt bikes.
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Fashion trends may come and go, but certain outfit phenomenons (cashmere sweaters, for instance) have proven just too cute and comfortable to leave behind. There's one, in particular, that I'll remain grateful for: the matching sweatsuit set.
As a fashion writer, I was always a big fan of sporting my pajamas while conducting phone interviews and writing stories from the comfort of my own abode. Although matching sweatsuit sets are nothing new, they got a total rebrand back in 2020 and elevated our WFH wardrobes beyond the "I just rolled out of bed" look, transitioning from stay-at-home staples to chic streetwear. One reason they're not going anywhere? The comfy sweatpants and sweatshirts can be easily iterated and updated to match the current season or trending colors.
Ahead, find 24 stylish sweatsuit sets that are so cozy you won’t want (or really need to) take them off.
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Feeling funky? Look no further than Yves Original's Banana Old'Scool sweat sets, which feature colorful tie-dye, powdery pinks and baby blues, and bold prints, all in a super snuggly cotton blend.
Yves Original Banana Old'Scool Hoodie, $, available at Yves Original
Yves Original Banana Old'Scool Sweatpant, $, available at Yves Original
Italic
This marketplace of unbranded luxury goods offers sweatsuits that you'll never want to take off. The addictively soft cashmere fabric here, for example, adds a luxurious touch to everything you do.
Italic Cashmere Lounge Set, $, available at Italic
FP Movement
We know and love FP Movement for its stylish activewear and free-spirited vintage styles. And our eyes are on its slouchy, lived-in sweatsuit separates.
FP Movement Sprint To The Finish Hoodie, $, available at FP Movement
FP Movement Sprint To The Finish Pants, $, available at FP Movement
Skims
Sweatsuits may not be the first thing that come to mind when you think of Skims' bestsellers, but we're intrigued by the top-rated sweat staples and lounge styles.
Lululemon Scuba Oversized Funnel-Neck Full Zip, $, available at Lululemon
Lululemon Softstreme High-Rise Pant, $, available at Lululemon
Quince
Quince is one of our favorite online retailers for high-quality basics at wallet-friendly prices, and it makes a curated selection of loungewear staples worth your hard-earned cash. This set is a particular R29-reader favorite.
Quince SuperSoft Fleece Wide Leg Pants, $, available at Quince
Quince SuperSoft Fleece Pullover Hoodie, $, available at Quince
Buck Mason
If you're looking for one of the softest sweatsuits ever, look no further. The cotton French terry will make your heart happy. What's more, the small-batch garment dyeing and natural enzyme rinsing create a one-of-a-kind vintage look for each piece.
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Buck Mason Vintage Interloop Sweatpant, $, available at Buck Mason
Buck Mason Vintage Interloop Oversized Crew, $, available at Buck Mason
Alo Yoga
The brand is known best for its extensive range of yoga attire and workout sets, but it also boasts a range of sweatsuits in a slew of silhouettes and neutral tones.
Everlane The ReTrack Jogger, $, available at Everlane
Everlane The ReTrack Hoodie, $, available at Everlane
Summersalt
In addition to its well-known swimwear, Summersalt also stocks quite a selection of comfy and sustainably made sweat sets. For ultra-luxe lounge options, check out these "elevated sweatpants."
Richer Poorer April Lightweight Sweatshirt, $, available at Richer Poorer
Richer Poorer April Lightweight Jogger Sweatpant, $, available at Richer Poorer
Girlfriend Collective
Girlfriend Collective has grown its activewear and athleisure offerings, giving us this not-too-heavy, not-too-light sweatsuit. Made with 91% recycled plastic bottles, it also has one of the most inclusive size ranges on this list, from XXS to 6XL.
Girlfriend Collective Birch 50/50 Classic Hoodie, $, available at Girlfriend Collective
Girlfriend Collective Birch 50/50 Sweat Short, $, available at Girlfriend Collective
Aviator Nation
Aviator Nation's cozy yet chic loungewear will effortlessly take you from the couch to apres ski. We love that almost all of their collection is matching so you can spend less time on your outfit and more time being cute.
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Aviator Nation 5 Stripe Hoodie, $, available at Aviator Nation
Aviator Nation Logo Sweatpants, $, available at Aviator Nation
Pact
Known for its affordable selection of sustainable, organic closet essentials, Pact recently added a new selection of loungewear styles to the mix.
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Roots One Sweatpant Gender Free, $, available at Roots
Roots One Hoodie Gender Free, $, available at Roots
Mate The Label
Made with non-toxic, natural, and organic materials, this brand's sweatsuits are as sustainable as they are stylish. Just check out this raw-hem sweatshirt and front-seam sweatpant.
LAKE Pajamas Relax Pants Set, $, available at LAKE Pajamas
Pangaia
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Pangaia's In Conversion Cotton capsule collection is comprised of earthy hues representing the brand's commitment to regenerative farming. The heavyweight sets themselves are the product of a new method of environmentally conscious cotton production — and they're darn cute, too.
Nadaam Off-Duty Cashmere Hoodie, $, available at Nadaam
Nadaam Off-Duty Cashmere Jogger, $, available at Nadaam
Naked Cashmere
UNHIDE WHEN BACK IN STOCK
For an investment sweatsuit set you won't regret, check out this 100% cashmere co-ord that is guaranteed to make you feel like you're being cuddled by 100 golden retriever puppies.
Felina Comfyz Coco 2-Piece Lounge Set, $, available at Amazon
Olivia Von Halle
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Celebrating over a decade in the luxury loungewear game, Olivia Von Halle's A-list clientele includes Emily Ratajkowski, Kendall Jenner, Jennifer Lopez, Adwoa Aboah, and more. Von Halle has added sweatsuits made from a decadent cashmere-silk blend to its high-end offerings.
Olivia von Halle Carmel Cashmere Silk-Blend Sweatshirt Track Pants Set, $, available at Net-A-Porter
Alo
The brand is known best for its extensive range of yoga attire and workout sets, but it also boasts a range of sweatsuits in a slew of neutral tones and silhouettes.
Alo Accolade Straight Leg Sweatpant, $, available at Alo
Los Angeles Apparel
We love a hot pink sweatsuit set! And even if Barbiecore isn't your vibe, Los Angeles Apparel offers this wardrobe staple in an array of bright colors.
Lululemon Dynamic Movement Half-Zip Pullover, $, available at Lululemon
Lululemon Softstreme High-Rise Straight-Leg Cropped Pant, $, available at Lululemon
Italic
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This marketplace of unbranded luxury goods offers sweatsuits that you'll never want to take off, especially knowing you've made a solid, sustainable choice. The addictively soft fleece fabric of this set, for example, is made entirely from reclaimed materials, including 15 recycled plastic water bottles.
Italic Women's Cloudfleece Sweatpant, $, available at Italic
Italic Women's Cloudfleece Cropped Hoodie, $, available at Italic
Spanx
Did you know Spanx offers cozy loungewear? The brand's activewear selection includes an AirEssentials Collection, with light-as-air matching sweatsuit sets.
SPANX AirEssentials Half Zip, $, available at SPANX
SPANX AirEssentials Wide Leg Pant, $, available at SPANX
Summersalt
In addition to its well-known swimwear, Summersalt also stocks quite a selection of comfy and sustainably made sweat sets. For an ultra-luxe lounge option, check out Summersalt's cashmere sets.
Summersalt The Softest French Terry Contrast Puff-Sleeve Pullover, $, available at Summersalt
Summersalt The Softest French Terry Tie-Waist Pant, $, available at Summersalt
Girlfriend Collective
Girlfriend Collective has grown its activewear and athleisure offerings, giving us this not-too-heavy, not-too-light sweatsuit. Made with 91% recycled plastic bottles, it also has one of the most inclusive size ranges on this list, from XXS to 6XL.
Richer Poorer Recycled Fleece Classic Sweatpant, $, available at Richer Poorer
Richer Poorer Recycled Fleece Sweatshirt, $, available at Richer Poorer
Naked Cashmere
For an investment sweatsuit set you won't regret, check out this 100% cashmere co-ord that is guaranteed to make you feel like you're being cuddled by 100 golden retriever puppies.
Vuori Halo Performance Hoodie 2.0, $, available at Vuori
Vuori Halo Essential Wideleg, $, available at Vuori
Mate
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The mixing and matching opportunities are endless with Mate's Organic Terry sweatsuit, which comes in six colors and sizes ranging from XS to 3X.
Eberjey Recycled Sweater Pant, $, available at Eberjey
Eberjey Recycled Sweater Cropped Tank, $, available at Eberjey
KkCo
This unconventional L.A.-based apparel brand makes a small selection of splurge-worthy, statement-making sweat sets that are sure to make you stand out in a crowd.
Oak + Fort Oversized Fleece Sweatshirt, $, available at Oak + Fort
Oak + Fort Fleece Pant, $, available at Oak + Fort
H&M
We know H&M will always have our basics covered. Its selection of joggers and sweatshirts comes in chic, minimalistic colors and classic styles at budget-friendly prices.
Feat is home to a little something called the BlanketBlend hoodie — aka "the softest hoodie ever." Each of feat's casual-cool pieces is crafted with premium shrink-free materials that undergo the brand's signature ButterWash process in order to achieve its legendary cloud-like feel. You can buy the unisex hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts solo or bundle them together with a pair of sleek and soft joggers.
Zella Luxe Wide Leg Pocket Pants, $, available at Nordstrom
Zella Luxe Half-Zip Pullover, $, available at Nordstrom
Reformation
The brand you know and love for its slinky, patterned dresses has a smaller but still notable selection of cozy attire that's just waiting to get noticed.
FP Beach Hailee Sweater Set, $, available at Free People
Refinery29
We couldn’t write a story about the best sweatsuits without including one of our very own! Our collection is filled with lounge essentials and features joggers, hoodies, and softline tops in super cozy fabrics that are perfect for mixing and matching.
Daily Paper Shortbread Cream Naveah Trackpants, $, available at Daily Paper
Daily Paper Shortbread Cream Nulandi Hoody, $, available at Daily Paper
PacSun
You might've forgotten about the California-cool retailer PacSun, so let us reintroduce you through its crop of comfy, cute sweatsuits that'll brighten up your at-home attire.
AWGE x Mercedes Benz Black Sweatpants, $, available at PacSun
AWGE x Mercedes Benz Black Hoodie, $, available at PacSun
Come Back As A Flower
We just know this Los Angeles-based brand is about to take Instagram by storm, and we’d expect nothing less from these seriously on-trend hand-dyed sets made out of 100% recycled cotton.
This is the ultimate sweatpant/sweatshirt combo, but with sustainability at the core of its design and production. What's not to love about a company that's committed to minimizing its environmental impact by using recycled materials and limiting waste? This purchase is one that feels good on the body and on the mind.
Frank & Oak The Hybrid Crewneck, $, available at Frank & Oak
Frank & Oak The Hybrid Pant, $, available at Frank & Oak
& Other Stories
This go-to store for floaty dresses and feminine knits has now hopped on the loungewear train. Get them while you still can, they're selling out quick!
& Other Stories Relaxed Drawstring Joggers, $, available at & Other Stories
& Other Stories Boxy Jersey Sweater, $, available at & Other Stories
Aerie
The brand we all know and love for its cozy sleepwear and quality undergarments unsurprisingly has a selection of sweatsuit sets that are made to be lived in.
Even though EcoSmart® products from Hanes (one of the OGs of affordable sweats) keep the equivalent of nearly 50 million plastic bottles from landfills each year, they're comfy as ever (and tagless too!).
Hanes ComfortSoft EcoSmart® Open Bottom Leg Fleece Sweatpants, $, available at Hanes
Hanes ComfortSoft EcoSmart® Women's Crewneck Sweatshirt, $, available at Hanes
Lisa Says Gah
The new organic french terry collection from Lisa Says Gah is what spring loungewear dreams are made of.
This NYC streetwear brand makes gender-neutral sweat sets dyed with eco-friendly pigments. You’ll also find socks and tees in coordinating colors to build the comfy monochrome outfit of your dreams.
