Cozy loungewear sets have gotten us through too many WFH days and warm nights in to count, and we’re not stopping now. With cooler temps setting in fast, snuggling up in pieces like hoodies and joggers is just what the doctor ordered. But loungewear staples work well beyond being a couch potato, too.

Thanks to thoughtful fits and surprisingly elegant designs, there are enough options to make a case for throwing on a pair of sweatpants or ribbed leggings to go just about anywhere. Okay, maybe not anywhere—your sister might not love it if you show up to her wedding in your go-to joggers—but close enough. 

If last year’s sweats are on their last thread (literally and figuratively) or they’re just not cutting it anymore for whatever reason, these cozy loungewear sets will get you through all the chill—and even the not-so-chill—days ahead. Scroll on to shop styles from Outdoor Voices, Everlane, and more right now.

In need of loungewear like yesterday? That’s where Amazon comes in. Shop in-house brands like Core 10 for affordable basics, including crewnecks and sweatpants, or other comfy faves like Tory Sport. No matter what type of two-piece set or separates you’re looking for, Amazon’s got you covered.

Nordstrom’s one of our go-to retailers for pretty much any wardrobe staple, loungewear included. Snuggle up in a plush cardigan with matching joggers—or finally add that tie-dye sweatsuit that you’ve been eyeing for months to your cart. The winter-ready options are abundant at Nordstrom.

For unique finds like collared sweatshirts and buttoned sweatpants, head over to Shopbop. The retailer has chic options fit for everything from lounging on your couch to stepping out to brunch. Shop from up-and-coming brands like Donni or stick with household names in the loungewear game, such as Beyond Yoga and Spiritual Gangster.

When Outdoor Voices comes to mind, the first think you might think of is workout essentials. Those are nice, but the activewear brand’s loungewear selection is not one to be slept on. Add pastel-hued crewnecks and joggers to your wardrobe, or mix and match the breezy essentials. You’ll also find need-worthy items like graphic sweatshirts, classic hoodies, and relaxed shorts.

We know, we know—Lululemon is a go-to destination for leggings on leggings, but the loungewear options might surprise you. Shop warmer fleece-lined pieces for the winter and lightweight sweatshirts and shorts for when it’s sunny again.

You’ll find a plethora of loungewear pieces on Verishop, including its chic in-house brand, LETT. A knitted cardigan and shorts set is just one of the wardrobe staples you’ll find on the site, along with ribbed joggers and matching long-sleeve tops. 

If you’re on the prowl for some luxe loungewear, Net-a-Porter won’t let you down. The offerings here may seem like an investment, but the pieces will last for years to come—making them well worth it, if that’s your thing. That said, you can still find options for under $100 on the luxe e-tailer from cozy-famous brands like Eberjey and Leset.

The sweatshirts and joggers on Matches Fashion are the answer to the questions: “Why not both?” Case in point: Les Tien’s half-zip sweatshirt and track pants set looks more like business-casual side, but without sacrificing the comfy vibes.

Channel your favorite Y2K fashion moments with the sustainable version of a velour tracksuit. Bandier‘s WSLY brand offers more than a handful of eco-friendly loungewear options. Not into the velvet vibes? No sweat—you’ll find pieces made with organic cotton and recycled materials too.

When you’re in need of simple but well-made basics, Everlane‘s always got you covered. The same goes for the site’s loungewear division where you can shop oversized styles for ~big indoor energy~ and relaxed fit pieces to throw on for running errands around town.

Skims pretty much got us through the pandemic, and Kim K’s viral brand just dropped a new unisex collection of super-soft pullovers, joggers, shorts and even robes. We’ll be wearing these pieces for months to come while (of course) keeping our eyes peeled for new loungewear drops.

We’ve raved about Lunya’s insanely comfortable cotton silk, and now you’ll find warm tops, leggings, and, of course, pajamas made from the same fabric. You’ll want to live in these pieces and never take them off—trust us. 

Madewell’s in-house MWL athleisure line has all of the casual loungewear sets you could ever need. We’re big fans of neutral shades you can easily mix and match for your sets, like creamy beige and olive green. It’s like you’re adding the much cooler version of the sorority half-zip sweatshirt to your closet all over again. 

Don’t want to put together your own sets? We gotchu: Free People makes it even easier to shop for loungewear sets because pieces are already available as a single item. You’ll also find pieces like breezy jumpsuits and rompers—and separates are available if you prefer to mix and match too.

For the sustainably minded, don’t sleep on Pangaia. Born and bred as a material science-based brand, the pieces are all designed in ways that are friendlier to the environment. The brand has even teamed up with Colorfix to curate a collection of hoodies and sweatpants dyed from bacteria (!). Science—we love to see it.

Brooklinen is more than just a bedding line—and its lounge and sleepwear pieces are just as luxurious. (Who knew?) Made with Brooklinen‘s signature fabrics, the pieces like t-shirts and shorts are buttery enough for wearing all day and night.

Butter-soft textures are found all across Old Navy’s affordable selection—which, by the way, is often marked down even further. Plus, the size-inclusive pieces go well past standard sweatshirts and joggers, with ribbed leggings, hooded sweaters, and more. 

Chill all day long in Girlfriend‘s loungewear sets, available in eye candy-worthy color palettes. Trade in your standard neutrals for shades like eggplant and forest green the next time you throw on a long-sleeve top and sweats. Girlfriend’s is also known for its inclusive size range, with all pieces available in extra-small to 6XL.

You can find just about any clothing item available in Naadam’s signature cashmere—truly the height of luxury for introverts. Whether it’s a cropped tank top, wide leg pants, and even socks, the loungewear staples are every homebody’s dream.

For even more cashmere—the limit does not exist—you can head over to Quince. The drawstring-waist lounge pants feel like a hug, and you can throw on a hoodie or v-neck sweater to match. Quince’s loungewear is also available in other bright hues, like burgundy and Millennial pink.

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All products featured on Glamour are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.

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I’d like to think the house coat entering my life was an act of fate. A close friend of mine was gifted two nearly identical pieces this past holiday season, and she kindly offered me the spare during our COVID-friendly New Year’s Eve gathering. 

While I had my reservations about this particular breed of loungewear—a knee-length sweater-robe-shawl in pebbled black and grey sherpa with blanket stitching around the edges—curiosity got the better of me. It looked like a roughly structured adult-sized swaddle and I was powerless to its cozy appeal. 

I slipped on the polyester house coat (a now-sold-out number from Charter Club Intimates) and without even noticing, proceeded to wear it for the next seven days. Subconsciously, the coat became a sort of second skin—I worked in it, binged Netflix in it, cooked in it, walked my dog in it, bought groceries in it, and even fell asleep in it on more than one occasion. I spent the entire first week of 2021 bundled up in an objectively ill-fitting item I thought would never see the light of day (sorry, Lauren!)—but I couldn’t have been happier, or more comfortable. 

For the uninitiated, a house coat is basically a cardigan-slash-coat that offers the ease and functionality of a robe, the comfort of a cozy sweater, and the silhouette of longline jacket. The term was popularized in the 1940s when housewives would don a quilted sheath to protect their actual outfit while doing household chores (there are plenty of vintage options available on Etsy). The appeal is understandable: The house coat is more presentable than a robe but less structured than typical outerwear and can be worn inside or outside—even in freezing temperatures. 

Of course, my interest in house coats has nothing to do with chores and everything to do with the COVID-19 pandemic. Without being forced to shelter in place for nine-plus months, I never would have been in the market for a wearable blanket that’s polished enough for a Zoom call, but comfortable enough for a midday depression nap. 

I’m far from alone in this renewed interest in loungewear—sales of cozy standbys like pajamas and sweatpants skyrocketed by 80-plus percent last year, while newer innovations like the “Zoom top” and matching cashmere sets went mainstream. 

But the house coat in particular feels like the sartorial extension of quarantine. Just as lockdown blurred the lines between work and leisure, weekdays and weekends, living and merely existing, the house coat blends all salient aspects of standard outerwear into a single, blanket-inspired garment. It’s basically the universal answer to quarantine dressing woes—unlike the house dress, which isn’t quite as versatile as the millions of selfies would lead you to believe. House dresses are warmer-weather affairs, and often read like true nightgowns, thanks in part to the use of gauzy linen and ruffled hems. House coats, on the other hand, come in a range of fabrics and weights, rendering them wearable throughout multiple seasons. 

Sure, all of this is basically peak quarantine. But despite the house coat’s unique pandemic appeal, I see myself wearing my sherpa swaddle long after lockdown. Comfort aside, I’ve grown fond of the idea of dressing for personal satisfaction, as opposed to only spending my money on Insta-worthy items deemed “cool.” What’s more, there are plenty of house coats out there that are far more sophisticated than my beloved fluffy dressing gown—shop a few of my favorites below.  

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Cashmere lounge sets are one of our favorite winter fashion trends and for good reason. They’re softer than your softest sweatsuits, and unlike fleece or cotton fabrics, cashmere has the unique ability to make you feel polished with minimal effort. Lucky for you, it just so happens the internet is dripping with glorious sets at various price points and styles right about now. We’re talking ribbed cashmere bras à la Katie Holmes, cropped track pants, even finely-woven bike shorts and T-shirts that you can mix and match with high-waisted denim. 

While we’re sure you’d layer every inch of your body in the heavenly soft fabric, it’s notoriously expensive. But if you thought cashmere was an exclusive affair, your wardrobe is about to move into a whole new realm. We’re making it easier than ever to up your winter knitwear game without breaking the bank—all you have to do is sign up for Glamour Rewards to get access to a ton of deals and start earning cash back on all your purchases. And the best part is, it’s totally free to sign up. Just head to the site to browse our favorite cashmere lounge sets at Shopbop, Net-a-Porter, Summersalt, and more—then sit back and watch your bank account (and closet) thank you. 

Summersalt

High-quality, affordable cashmere is a thing, and you have Summersalt in part to thank for that. Less than $100 for cashmere joggers? We’ll take two, please. And if hoodies aren’t your thing, the brand also carries a matching crewneck. 

Reformation

We can’t get over how versatile Reformation’s cashmere lounge sets are. You could so easily wear the knit bike shorts with a white tee, or pair the long-sleeve crew with some kick flare jeans. And the fact that the pieces are actually sold as a set (and not separates) makes them that much easier to add to cart.

Net-a-Porter

If you’re looking for designer versions of today’s trends, there’s a high probability you’ll find it at Net-a-Porter. Opt for Frame’s crop top and bike short set if you want a two-piece for spring, or pick up Skin’s ribbed tank and flare pants for a soft, winter look.

Moda Operandi

Celebrities like Katie Holmes and Gigi Hadid have been making the case for cashmere bras for over a year now. Get on board with this black number, then add the matching bottoms to complete your look.

Shopbop

Sustainable fashion brand, Naadam, works directly with herders in the Mongolian desert to source some of the fairest cashmere in the world,  delivering high-quality products at affordable prices. A navy set like the one below could easily cost you twice the amount elsewhere—and the bottoms are on sale too. 

H&M 

Look to H&M for affordable takes on the cashmere lounge trend, like this cashmere-blend hoodie and jogger. It’s the ideal lazy Sunday look if you ask us, and one you can throw in the laundry without having a mini freakout if it shrinks.  

The Outnet

Chinti & Parker is one of the few brands actually known for its cashmere tracksuits (they’ve been around since 2008), but its signature sets tend to be too expensive to justify. No need to go over budget if you really want one, though—that’s where The Outnet comes in. The e-tailer carries designer fashion at a major discount, and it’s popping right now with timeless pieces from Chinti & Parker. 

Cos

Give your everyday essentials the cashmere treatment they deserve with Cos’ thick-knit ribbed essentials. High-waisted ribbed panties? Say no more. 

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