• Large-scale line-drawn tiger and floral graphic runs up both legs, positioned asymmetrically to give the print real movement as you walk.
• Brushback cotton fabric - breathable and soft against the skin, making these easy to wear all day without any stiffness or discomfort.
• Wide leg cut sits generously through the thigh and sweeps straight to the floor, landing clean over the trainer with a relaxed, floor-grazing finish.
• Cotton-rich construction (60% cotton) keeps the fabric feeling grounded rather than synthetic - it drapes with natural weight rather than clinging.
• Adjustable waistband with visible drawcord hardware gives a considered finish at the top, avoiding the purely utilitarian look of standard joggers.

These sit at the more considered end of the tracksuit world - the kind of piece that makes a plain oversized hoodie look intentional rather than lazy. The matching printed sweatshirt worn by the model shows exactly where these are heading: worn as a co-ord, the graphic lines up across both pieces to read as one coherent look. On their own, they work just as well with a washed-out graphic tee tucked loosely at the front, or a zip-through hoodie left open. Keep the footwear simple - a clean white trainer lets the print do the talking without competing. The wide leg means they move well, so they're suited to anything from a low-key hang with mates to a festival setting where comfort over a full day matters. Avoid anything too fitted on top; the volume in the leg calls for a similarly relaxed upper half to keep the proportions balanced.