What to wear with sweatpants?

Did you only wear sweatpants today for a workout or a weekend chill at home? Let yourself be convinced that there are so many more possibilities with sweatpants. Be brave and check out our tips. Learn what to wear with sweatpants and how to create unique outfits with them for a walk, shopping, coffee with a friend, or even a party.

What to wear with sweatpants?

You can pair sweatpants with a wide variety of outfits. So, there's no point limiting yourself to standard outfits paired with a sweatshirt. Before we move on to less obvious combinations, let's go back to the basics. Sweatpants look great with classic sweatshirts. However, you can also opt for less obvious styles.

• For example, this Liu Jo brand will look fantastic with tracksuits – a classic sweatshirt paired with jewelry is a match you simply can't ignore. It instantly gives the tracksuits a slightly more elegant touch. With this outfit, you can easily entertain friends at home or go shopping. Pair it with classic women's sneakers and a decorative backpack, and the look is complete.
• If you like less obvious solutions, you might like the zip-up sweatshirt from Sportalm - a white sweatshirt with a floral print on the shoulders, which gives the style a summery and original character.
• Another interesting option from Liu Jo for warmer days is a tie-front sweatshirt. Subtle gold accents will add a unique touch to any outfit.

Sweatpants combined with T-shirts and more

Of course, T-shirts pair perfectly with tracksuits. You can pair these trousers with both fitted, figure-flattering styles and oversized ones, which haven't gone out of style in recent seasons. Thanks to these diverse options, you can easily match your outfit to your figure.

You can pair plain, solid-colored T-shirts with tracksuits. A great idea, of course, is a total look. This color-coordinated outfit is one of the biggest trends of recent seasons, and there's no sign of this changing. Of course, more expressive T-shirts also work well with tracksuits. Lou Print Sportalm, for example, features animal prints and subtle, shimmering crystals that add a unique look. A T-shirt by Liu Jo , on the other hand, features a unique print on the front, enhanced with sequins, and a small brand name arranged in decorative stones on the front.

You can also, of course, pair your sweatpants with a crop top, which will accentuate your figure and give the whole outfit a sporty yet bold character. On colder days, you can throw on a floor-length cardigan, for example, to completely transform the entire look. It's worth taking advantage of such combinations – by changing one element, you can create a completely different look.

Unconventional accessories for sweatpants

The question of what to pair sweatpants with, however, may be less obvious. Tracksuits with side stripes, such as those from Sportalm or Liu Jo , can now be worn not only with women's sneakers but also with stilettos. It turns out that a sports tracksuit can be used for a more elegant look. This isn't so surprising, especially when you realize that trendy sportswear is often inspired by high fashion. It's worth opting for a less obvious look. Today, you can pair sweatpants with, for example, an elegant (e.g., silk) blouse. Such an outfit will certainly attract attention, while the combination of a shirt, heels, and sweatpants is truly stylish. Fashion influencers are increasingly pairing sweatpants with things like blazers. This proposal of a jacket (e.g. in a rich, expressive color) complemented by a simple top and jewelry in the form of a chain necklace makes the sweatpants part of a very original styling, all the elements of which match each other and create a multi-dimensional look.

Sneakers, which are easiest to pair with sweatpants, can be swapped for stilettos or other heeled shoes, but that's not the only option. For example, a look with DEHA 3/4 sweatpants and cuffed hems paired with ankle boots creates an interesting look. High-top shoes create a fashionable pairing with sweatpants. This allows you to create more rebellious or streetwear-inspired outfits for women.