Men's Loungewear

Everything here is drafted to give rather than hold, which puts the waistband, the cuff and the neckline in charge of the fit. Bottoms make up the largest part of it, from sweatpants tapered to a ribbed ankle and open-hem joggers that break over the foot to wide pyjama trousers and drawstring pairs for warmer rooms. Tops run alongside them: crew and hooded sweatshirts, long-sleeve tees, henleys, and pyjama shirts with a camp collar and patch pocket.

Matched sets pair a top and a bottom in one cloth so the two halves read as an outfit. Weight is what separates them in practice, with brushed-back French terry and loopback cotton holding structure that still moves, waffle knit giving warmth without bulk, jersey and modal falling close to the body, and poplin or silk sitting cooler on the skin. Ribbing at the cuff and hem keeps the shape.