Women's Loungewear Bottoms

Weight decides how a lounge bottom behaves: a light knit falls and moves with you, while a heavy one holds its own shape and keeps warmth in. Joggers taper to a ribbed or elasticated cuff and hold close through the calf, while straight-leg and wide-leg lounge pants fall clean towards the floor. Cropped and capri lengths stop at the calf, sleep shorts sit high on the thigh, and leggings follow the leg entirely. Waistbands run from soft covered elastic to a full drawcord.

French terry leaves its loops uncut, so air moves through it and it works year-round; most of it sits at roughly 250 to 350 grams per square metre. Brushed fleece takes that same cloth and naps the inside, trapping air and running warmer at the same weight. Cotton and modal jersey feel cool against the skin, ribbed knits stretch and recover, and cashmere and merino give the most warmth for the least weight.