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The Best Sweatpants, As Chosen By Our Editors

It doesn't get any more cozy than this.
The Best Sweatpants, As Chosen By Our Editors

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One of the top essentials for working (or lounging) from home? A comfy pair of sweatpants. We asked our editors to share their favourite picks.

H&M

Cotton Blend Joggers, $15, hm.com

“I’ve been living in these ultra-affordable H&M sweatpants for the past few weeks. When it comes to joggers, a high waist, comfortable fit and tapered legs are at the top of my must-have list, and these check all of those boxes. Plus, they’re not fleecy inside, so I never get too hot. They come in lots of different colours too, so you can add variety to your WFH wardrobe.”—Andréanne Dion, associate lifestyle editor

h&m sweatpants

Uniqlo

Drape Pants, $20, uniqlo.com

“While not technically sweatpants these drape pants are my go-to to hang out in. The elasticized cuffs means that I don’t have to hem them (#shortpeopleproblems) and their soft, smooth hand makes them perfect to go from couch to bed—not that I’d ever do that.”–Aimee Nishitoba, associate art director

uniqlo drape pants

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Nike

Nike Sportswear Club Fleece Jogger, $68, nike.com

"Admittedly, the only reason I bought these was because they were on sale at the Nike store. The men’s jogger also happened to be a lot cheaper than the women’s jogger (though, they're similar prices if you purchase online) so I just got an extra small. They fit well despite being men’s, as I typically prefer my sweatpants baggier and the drawstrings ensure they fit around the waist. They have quickly become my go-to and they keep me cozy all day long."—Radiyah Chowdhury, assistant editor

nike sweatpants

Kotn

Culotte Sweatpants, $85, ca.kotn.com

"As someone who’s not usually a massive fan of sweatpants in general (flashbacks to my days playing sports and the uber baggy team merch that went along with it), these culotte sweatpants from Kotn are the perfect WFH pant for me. Not only are they super soft and comfortable (plus they don’t chafe after long hours sitting in a chair at my computer) but they’re also really stylish. I love that I can wear them at home, but can also throw on a pair of sneakers or mules with a cute jacket and wear them outside of the house for my daily walk or to go to the grocery store. Once quarantine is over and it's safe to meet up with people outside your household, I would 100% wear these out to brunch or to grab coffee with my friends."–Katherine Singh, associate editor, FLARE

kotn sweatpants

Everyday Hustle

Essential Pant, $90, shopeverydayhustle.ca

"In searching for the perfect comfy-but-cute lounge pant, the Essential Pant by Everyday Hustle caught my eye both because the waistband and leg cuffs are adjustable (they can be worn fully extended or folded to suit your preference), and because they're made in Canada. Unfortunately, the size I chose turned out to be a smidge too small, so I sold them in my neighbourhood Facebook buy-and-sell group and immediately reordered the bigger size."–Kim Shiffman, editor-in-chief, Today's Parent

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Lululemon

Ready to Fleece Jogger, $118, lululemon.com

"These pants, like most Lululemon clothing, work well for both lounging and exercise—they stay in place even when you're working out and also have a secure place to stash your phone. (Mine always falls out of other sweatpant pockets.) They're also high-waisted and slim-fitting, so look presentable with a tucked in shirt for long morning walks or bike rides. As the name suggests, they're made of thick, stretchy fleece, so they're really, really warm and comfy. And when the weather gets hotter, Lululemon's Ready To Rulu pants are almost exactly the same style, but in a lightweight, cool fabric."—Gillian Grace, deputy editor

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