I Saw These Athleisure Sets, and Now All I Want to Do Is Run Errands
The weekends are my time to be spontaneous, but it's also the time when I tackle the most mundane of tasks. Every Sunday, I carve out a couple of hours (if not more) to do everything from going grocery shopping to picking up dry cleaning, getting household things, doing laundry, etc. While not the most exciting day, I hacked a way to make it more enjoyable—or at least more bearable. The trick is to wear a good outfit.
Like most people during the pandemic, I amassed a hearty collection of sweatsuits that I don't have as much use for now that things have returned back to normal. After picking them up as my weekend errand outfit, doing household things feels much more of a routine I actually look forward to. But even outside of the weekend, these jogger sets are solid low-key staples that can be elevated with a great bag and pair of sneakers. Scroll to shop the coolest relaxed sweatsuits that are making my weekends better.
If you're just starting your weekend-sweatsuit collection, here's a good place to begin.
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Not only is the price pretty great, but the exposed seam details are also super fun.
The blueprint.
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Minty fresh.
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All the L.A. girls will be wearing this set.
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Yes to oversize.
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The highest level of color coordination.
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I reach for this set all the time. The cropped length and zip neck feel like a step up from the usual sweatshirt.
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Try out forest green for a non-neutral neutral.
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If you like your sweatsuits simple, Les Tien is your brand.
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It doesn't get any cozier than this.
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Nike is always tried and true.
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Yep, this is currently in my cart.
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This color is everything.
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Leave it to ALO to create a ruched pair of sweatpants. Now, I'm obsessed.
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Just call me Sporty Spice.
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For those brave enough for an exposed-midsection moment, this set here is for you.
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This color is oh so juicy.
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Boys Lie always knows how to have a little fun with its sweats.
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Fashion people don't wear just any sweatsuit—they wear a Wardrobe.NYC sweatsuit.
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Already prepping for spring with this one.
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Some advice: definitely grab the coordinating hat.
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Adanola is a favorite among fashion insiders.
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The hype is real here. Madhappy's sweatpants consistently sell out.
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I love sweatsuits in eccentric colors.
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Known for simple sweats in unconventional neutrals, Joah Brown has a cult following on Instagram.
Shop the matching hoodie ($208).
The price isn't cheap, but when money is no object, you might as well go for cashmere and silk.
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Indya Brown is a fashion editor, stylist, and writer living in Los Angeles. While going to school at Columbia University in New York City, she got her feet wet in the fashion industry interning at Elle magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and New York magazine's The Cut. After graduating in 2016, she joined The Cut as a fashion assistant, eventually working her way up to fashion editor. There, she worked on a multitude of projects, including styling inbook feature stories for New York magazine's print issue, writing and pitching market stories for The Cut, and serving as fashion lead for The Cut's branded content. While New York has been her home for over 10 years, she moved to Los Angeles in the midst of the pandemic in 2020 for a new chapter. Now she is a fashion market editor for Who What Wear, focusing on emerging designers, rising trends on and off the internet, interior design, and BIPOC creatives and brands. Aside from her duties as a fashion market editor, Brown is also a freelance stylist and writer, working on national print and video commercial campaigns for Sephora, The Independent, and Cadillac. Her bylines also include Harper's Bazaar, Vox, and The New York Times. But once the computer goes down and the emails turn off, she's likely eating her way through Koreatown, hunting down vintage furniture, scoping out new outrageous nail designs to try, or taking a hot cycling class.
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