Joggers or baggy sweatpants? Your choice

Joggers we’re presenting right now are made out of simple cotton and elastane, and for many they can feel too tight. Many girls want to feel more breezy when wearing baggy sweatpants, preferring them to more tightly-fitting leggings. I feel that actually might depend on where you live - if you live in the Canada or North/East Europe winters can be very harsh and if you dislike cold, you want to wear warm pants - or dress in layers. Some people prefer wearing short skirts or light sweaters through winter, so maybe they appreciate our baggy sweatpants even less.

You can easily coordinate your baggy sweatpants with other kinds of clothes. For many, sweatpants for women like this easily coordinate with flowy cardigan, or an oversized tee, something long to match the style of long baggy pants. You wear this style of pants for comfort but sometimes you might want to match it with a more formal wear. You can coordinate your baggy sweatpants with long tunic tops and crop tops with bulky jackets.

Soft pastel top goes well with black patterns, it softens the tough darkness feel. I match baggy sweatpants with pink flowy assymetric pullover and tall platform sneakerrs. The sweatpants attract attention, but are very comfortable.



An alternative is to match this with a graphic tee or a hoodie. Baggy sweatpants can also fit a crop tank or a bomber jacket. You can coordinate them with black or dark colors, but pastel or grey sweatpants can match other pieces that are pastel as well and match the sport style. These sweatpants can be very versatile but aren’t very flattering for your legs. If they are your strong suit, you can look for some other wear. They can accentuate your hips, but women with already wide line can look very intimidating. For the hourglass feel you might also try to balance the line with your bust.