• Fold-over waistband sits smoothly at the hip, giving a clean, low-rise finish that skims the waist without digging in.
• The flared leg opens gradually from the knee, falling long enough to graze the top of the foot - a proportions-conscious cut that works particularly well for plus sizing.
• Contrast stripe trim running along the waistband ties directly into the co-ordinating hoodie, making it an effortless set when worn together.
• Fitted through the thigh before the flare kicks in, so the silhouette stays defined rather than boxy throughout.
• Designed as part of a co-ord - the matching stripe detail on the waistband echoes the hem band of the zip-up hoodie for a pulled-together, intentional look.

These joggers sit at the crossroads of tracksuit nostalgia and current wide-leg dressing, making them easy to pull into a rotation that already includes tailored flares or straight-leg denim. The fold-over waistband keeps the front profile flat and uncluttered, which matters when tucking in or leaving a cropped top to skim the top of the band. Worn as a set with the matching stripe hoodie - as styled here - the look reads as a complete outfit rather than thrown-together loungewear, which means it carries you from a morning coffee run to an afternoon of errands without needing to change. Swap the hoodie for a fitted long-sleeve or a cropped zip-up in a tonal shade to keep the wide-leg silhouette doing the talking. Ballet flats, as seen on the model, keep the vibe low-key and elongate the leg against the flared hem. Trainers in a clean, minimal style work just as well for a more urban, sport-influenced finish.