
Sporadic lockdowns and working from home has meant that many of us have spent a large portion of the past two years in loungewear. The high-rotation soft-pants situation has got us thinking about all of the loungewear out there to make us feel eternally cosy and in turn safe while we ride out this horrifying pandemic. At the moment it feels infinite, and coping is done best when we are comfortable. Naturally, with comfort on the brain we're bring it back to basics. We've shared our favourite summer sleepwear, and the lingerie brands that keep us feeling supported, so it was only a matter of time before we rounded up the best loungewear labels that do comfort best.
Find 18 of our favourite loungewear labels, below.
Leset
For the coordinated queens out there. Leset offers coordinated, pared back basics from tracksuits to activewear, to breezy cotton sets. It's all about the set!
Pangaia
Look no further for the tracksuit of your dreams. A favourite of Harry Styles and the fashion set more broadly, Pangaia is created by using many sustainable and recyclable practices as possible, Pangaia fills the need for comfortable, coordinated basics without adding to the fast fashion void we are all trying to clamber out of. Not to mention the myriad of colours Pangaia is touting.
Uniqlo
A short click through their albeit clunky website to the ‘innerwear and loungewear’ tab will have you headfirst in a plethora of all the loungewear you could ever need. Cosy flannel pyjama sets, stretchy daytime looks, fuzzy slippers, long johns, an introvert’s dream, all on the affordable scale of pricing! What more could a gal want?
Les Jour
A hybrid between outerwear and really luxurious pyjama's, Les Jour fills the brief for those relaxing at home that want to feel elevated while doing so. Walk, run, meditate, stretch, work, and play in Les Jour. Tres chic.
SKIMS
We can’t resist cotton ribbing and stretchy boucle yarn in the most classic neutral tones. While we admit shapewear is not front of mind nearly ever, let alone when we’re spending days on end indoors, Skims offers sets that you could comfortably open the door, have a zoom call, and live the rest of your life in. Sign us up.
Deiji Studios
For those who need a bit more breeze in their lives. Loose, expertly crafted linen and cotton classics are the blueprint for Deiji Studios, and you'll be hard pressed to find anyone that does it better.
Cotton On
For affordable new pyjamas, Cotton On is your bag. Sometimes all we need is the treat of a new thing without leaving a regretful gouge out of our bank accounts. Waffle, Cotton, Fleece, name the cosy material and they have it.
Maison Kitsune
On a more luxurious note, French house Maison Kitsune have been doing luxe sportswear since the beginning, known for its relaxed sporty aesthetic. Track pants and sweatshirts with sweet embroidery, socks with foxes on them, and knitwear that isn’t boring.
Calvin Klein
Name a more loungewear forward house? We’ll wait. All the classics and all the time to wear them. Whether it’s feminine or sporty, CK have you covered from head to toe and everything underneath. The mega cool and ultra laid back Kate Moss didn't wear it for nothing?
Worn Store
The most beautiful wardrobe edit we ever did see. Luxurious silks, cotton, and linen make up the kind of staples that you'll never want to take off, and never need to either.
Plant Dyed
Be dressed the chicest in your Zoom calls. Plant Dyed tracksuits in the most classic of cuts. Nothing. more to say except, how many sets are in your cart?
Bassike
Australian classics when it comes to jersey. Sustainably sourced organic cotton jersey to cloak yourself in while you hide away from others, and is chic enough to run to the grocery store in at risk of bumping (metaphorically, we’re not doing that anymore) into someone you know slash want to assure you aren’t a total bum.
Nagnata
When movement and relaxation unite. With sustainable focusses and tech-driven wool blends, Nagnata is perfect for those who want to go from Netflix and chilling one minute to doing a lockdown squat down (who am I and what am I saying?) the next. Utility without compromise on comfort is definitely what we’re here for.
Hara The Label
Sustainable bamboo basics in the softest of renderings. If you're in need of a dreamy basic tee, pair of leggings, flares, or underwear, Hara The Label is an ethical and comfortable one-stop-shop,
Skin
Chic silhouettes and luxe fabrics equal a no brainer in our books. Cute, comfy, and screams “I have my shit together even though I’ve eaten nothing but different forms of potatoes for the past week”. Something for everyone in every season.
Extreme Cashmere
If the actual height of luxury isn’t a plush cashmere two piece, we are taking submissions to let us know what is? As the name suggests, Extreme Cashmere is built around the basics in cashmere form. Brb, bankrupting myself.
Comme Si
If you're in need of some summer boxer shorts or a cozy, luxurious pair of socks to complete your loungewear ensemble, look no further. The chicest of staples are offered c/o Comme Si
Bonds
A last but certainly not least classic. If you’re not coveting a ribbed tank from them, where are you coveting ribbed tanks? Same goes for your favourite grey marle sweats. An Australian icon that does iconic loungewear, if none of the above do it for you, BONDS is a first and last resort.