Lounging Around: Reviewing Everlane’s Entire Track Collection

This lightweight top is the perfect warm weather lounge top.

It’s part tee.. part sweatshirt.. and feels exactly like 80s gym wear, like the design was meant to!

It has raglan short sleeves (that reach a little longer, to the elbow) and a cropped loose fit. I like the crew neckline and baseball-tee style stitching on the front.

And it’s a great hot weather sweatshirt. It’s lightweight, made from cozy French Terry and looks really stylish with the matching bottoms!

Sometimes you want a lightweight sweat pant.

Everlane came out with these airy jogger pants over the summer and after a winter of loving Everlane’s heavy cotton sweats, I jumped on the light pair!

The joggers have a banded waist, ankle hems and tapered legs. They’re really lightweight, but still substantial. I sized up to a S to have a little bit extra length, they run pretty cropped.

I wore these on our long 10+ hour flight to Hawaii and usually I’m freezing on planes. These joggers were the perfect balance of warm and cozy, but still light enough to continue to comfortably wear when we landed in tropical weather.

And finally, the French terry fabric is great! Cozy, lightweight and breathable.

The Everlane Track hoodie features a just slightly oversized fit that’s not too big, and also not too cropped.

There are no drawstrings on the hood, so you don’t have to worry about uneven dangling strings. I like how slouchy and comfy it is, without looking frumpy. If you prefer a very loose fit (or you’re buying it for a man), I’d say size up!

The material is thick and weighty, without making you overheat. It’s lined with organic French terry, which adds just a touch of softness.

I went for it in this pretty Kingfisher Blue color. 

Overall, the design is quite simple, with just a subtle E logo stitched on the sleeve.

I also got the matching track pants.

I mainly was looking for comfortable-but-non-frumpy sweatpants and these are great. They have an elastic waistband with a hidden draw cord and a relaxed (slightly tapered) leg.

Length wise, these hit me just at the ankle, which is a nice length to show off your shoes and socks, while still being full length.

For reference – I’m 5’7″ so if you’re any taller (or buying for a man), you might want to size up for a longer inseam!

I also love how functional these are.

There’s two side pockets as well as a back pocket! If you pick one of the sweatshirts that has a front kangaroo pocket, you’ll have so many pockets you can leave the house to run errands without bringing a handbag!

I liked the idea of mixing and matching my loungewear. 

To be honest, on days when I don’t leave the house, I can easily re-wear an outer layer like a sweatshirt,  or I’ll swap between shorts and long pants depending on what I’m doing…

so I thought it’d be nice to have multiple tops and bottoms in the same color to mix and match tops.

I thought this mock neck style sweatshirt had a touch of something different.

It has a higher neckline at the perfect length, so it won’t irritate your neck. There’s dropped shoulders and a roomy front kangaroo pocket for a retro style look. I think the slightly cropped fit makes it quite cute too.

Again, it’s made from the same 100% cotton material with a French terry lining, so very comfortable for all day (or in my case, week long) wear!

I picked up the sweat shorts most recently. 

These are available in both a women’s and men’s option (the latter having a slightly longer inseam) and I went for this shorter pair with the visible drawstring.

I like how comfy these are – they feel just a tad oversized – and the pockets make them very handy. 

Super cute to wear on their own or with the matching tops!

If you prefer a classic sweatshirt, you’ll like the crewneck version.

This one has raglan sleeves, a very simple round neckline and a front kangaroo pocket. I think I reach for this one the most, just because it’s so comfortable!

(Sometimes hoodies can shift the weight of the garment backwards)

I also like that this sweatshirt has a front pocket. Soft, simple and timeless!

I loved Everlane’s sweat shorts (the green ones above) but they are a little thick for summer.

I saw they came out with a lighter, breathable short for the summer and picked them up in this off white color.

The brand says they’re ‘reminiscent of 70s summer camps‘ and unfortunately these just didn’t work for me. I got my usual size, but should have sized down at least 1, if not 2 sizes.

They have a comfy elastic waist, a high-rise fit and lots of pockets. They are slightly A-line in shape, so they do flare out a bit. 

Material wise, they’re definitely great for warm weather days, but just get the right size!