• Oversized sweatshirt with a relaxed, dropped-shoulder cut that sits generously through the body and falls past the hip - the kind of fit that looks intentional rather than just comfortable.
• The matching wide-leg joggers have a straight, floor-grazing silhouette that gives the set a more considered look than a standard tracksuit, sitting neatly at the waist without bunching.
• Tonal script branding across the chest of the sweatshirt mixes a bold "WELLNESS CLUB" block type with cursive DSGN lettering - the same graphic is repeated at a smaller scale on the left thigh of the joggers, tying the co-ord together.
• Matching two-piece design means both pieces can be worn as a set or separated and styled individually across different outfits.
• Side pockets on the joggers are visible and functional, with the model's hands resting in them - a small detail that confirms the practicality of the cut.

The kind of set that gets worn for the commute to the gym and kept on for the coffee run after. The wide-leg jogger proportion is what separates this from a standard tracksuit - the leg falls cleanly to the trainer, giving the whole outfit a long, unbroken line that reads much sharper in person. Worn together, the co-ord carries a confident, put-together ease that works just as well on a rest day at home as it does running errands on a Saturday morning. Style with chunky trainers as the model does here to lean into the sporty silhouette, or swap to a sleek white trainer to keep things minimal. The sweatshirt also works pulled over wide-leg denim or layered under a longline coat for days when the temperature drops. This is a set built around the idea that comfort and a sharp silhouette are not a compromise.