sweat
Home gym in the garage and clothes that stand up to iron
Short answer: In a cold garage with a bar and weights, clothes should move with you, put up with friction and keep yo...
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Sweatpants in the car on the way home from the pool
Short answer: After the pool the body is warm, the skin is sensitive and the hair is still damp. Choose soft sweatpan...
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A jogging set outside the sofa
Short answer: A jogging set can be worn outside if the fit is clean, the colour is even and the fabric is free of pil...
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When sweat should look like a set
Short answer: A sweat set looks put together when both pieces share the same shade, the same surface and the same age...
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Why sweat takes the longest
Short answer: Sweat fabric is thick and has a brushed inside that holds on to water. It is roughly twice as much mate...
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Shorter or longer leg in sweatpants
Short answer: Length decides whether the trousers work outdoors or only at home. A leg that ends at the ankle goes wi...
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Joggers with or without a drawstring
Short answer: A drawstring lets you adjust the waistband precisely and keeps the trousers up when you move. Without o...
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Sweat for home or for going out
Short answer: Sweats for home can be loose and soft, while sweats for going out need a clean shape and a colour that ...
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Hood or round neck in sweat
Short answer: A hood gives shelter and an extra layer at the neck, while a crew neck is flatter and easier to wear so...
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Close fitting or loose sweatpants
Short answer: Fitted sweatpants are easier to wear under an outer layer and look neater, while loose ones give more a...
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Sweatpants or a jogging set, which gives more
Short answer: A set gives you two pieces that match in colour and fabric, while separate sweatpants give you freedom ...
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Hoodie or sweatshirt, which do you choose
Short answer: The hood is the whole difference. A hoodie shelters your neck and gives you somewhere to hide, while a ...
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