A matching set is the fastest way to look put together. One decision, and the outfit is done.
Ready-made pairs
- Sunfade: Sunfade Fleeced Hoodie + Sunfade Fleeced Sweatpants, both 375 gsm.
- Contrast stitch: Contrast-Stitched Boxy Fleece Hoodie + Contrast-Stitched Fleece Sweatpants.
- Piping: Unisex Boxy Piping Fleece Hoodie + Unisex Piping Fleece Barrel Leg Sweatpants.
- Heavyweight vintage wash: Unisex Heavyweight Vintage Wash Boxy Hoodie + Unisex Heavyweight Vintage Wash Sweatpants.
- Sun fade raw edge: Sun Fade Raw Edge Quarter-Zip Sweatshirt + Sun Fade Raw Edge Straight-Leg Sweatpants.
Tonal, not identical
Different tones in the same color family look just as good as exact matches.
Proportion
Boxy hoodie, wide pant. Cropped hoodie, high-rise flare. Keep the silhouette consistent.
Break it up
A tee peeking out at the hem, a jacket or a contrasting sneaker adds interest.
Why matching sets work
A matching set creates one long, uninterrupted line of color, which makes you look taller and more put-together. It also takes the guesswork out of getting dressed: one piece decides the other.
Set styling tips
- Shoes: white or neutral sneakers let the set stand out. Contrasting sneakers add a pop.
- Layers: a denim or track jacket over a set breaks it up nicely.
- Undershirt: a white tee peeking out at the hem adds a crisp edge.
Women's sets
Pair a cropped hoodie with flared or ruched sweatpants, like the Vintage Washed Cropped Fleece Hoodie with the Women’s Vintage Wash Ruched Sweatpants, for a fitted, feminine take on the co-ord.
FAQ
Do sets have to be the same fabric?
No, but similar fabrics look best. Fleece with fleece, cotton with cotton.
Can I wear the pieces separately?
That's the best part. Each piece doubles your wardrobe options.
Are matching sets just loungewear?
Not with heavyweight, washed fabrics and good shoes. They look deliberate and street-ready.