8 Matching Sweat Suit Sets For Fashionably Low Maintenance Mamas

The hardest part of shopping for a Lou & Grey sweat suit is making a decision – they are all so dang charming (and come in a variety of mix and match items like skirts, tie-up sweatshirts, half zip sweaters and shorts). This pastel, floral-print version is exactly what every closet needs to spring forward in style. Find the matching pants here. Lou & Grey takes comfort so seriously that they’ve developed a “feel guide” – this sweat suit falls under the cozy category and is made from 100 percent cotton and machine washable. Another thing to be feel very good about is Lou & Grey’s work towards an ethical supply chain, working with the HERproject organization to fund peer educator classes at the factor (important topics covered include HIV/AIDS prevention and menstruation hygiene).

For an intro to coordinated outfits, this basic Amazon favorite comes with a long sleeve shirt and joggers (that vary wildly in price, depending on size/color options). It’s an easy-peasy outfit that will travel well and never go out of style. There is one tiny caveat: these are *technically* listed as pjs but tons of reviewers note that the sets are loungewear that can be worn every day (and ideal for weekends or work-from-home moms). One commenter doesn’t want to take them off (“I want to wear these every day all the time. That wouldn’t be inappropriate, would it?”) while another notes that the they get a lot of wear after many washes. Throw on a utility vest and high tops and this look can go almost anywhere.  

This t-shirt and sweatpants combo (perfect for sunny weather) is pretty eye catching with its animal print-meets-tie dye pattern in a punchy pink, purple and blue color scheme. And while it is smashing as a set, it can also work as two separate pieces; pair the t-shirt with denim or the sweatpants with tank top. At fashion weeks across the globes, influencers have been wearing tie-dye shirts under blazers and heavy coats. Because the pattern is so unique, it does all of the heavy lifting in an outfit, immediately making it the focal point for a lewk.  

The ombre effect of this dip-dye technique is as fancy as a sweat suit gets  (the official color is Rich Merlot) and has “Kardashians lounging on a jet” energy. Find the matching sweatshirt here. The fabric blend includes spandex, which gives it a bit of stretch (without bagging out). It has a 5-star customer rating for quality, the most common adjective being “comfy,” and the pants get high praise for being soft, but not sloppy. If the top/pants combo is what you are after, purchase together as the LIVI line is popular and goes fast.

For those nostalgic for the velour suits made popular by Paris Hilton, this grey version has an updated silhouette (cuffed hem, instead of a bootcut) and the grey is a little less ostentatious than pink. This suit is meant to be curve-hugging and cozy; the pants are pull-on (with pockets!) and the hoodie has a kangaroo pouch (two large front pockets, perfect for phone and kid crap). Reviewers note this style has a lot of stretch, so consider that when choosing a size. Perhaps the most telling customer feedback is that many reviews noted they would be purchasing the suit in additional colors. Maybe nostalgic bubble gum pink?    

Z Supply are the matching set masters and make loungewear a little more fun.  A perfect example is this puckered-up set, which is an instant mood booster. With two options for bottoms (shorts or pants), it puts some playfulness into the winter-to-spring “what the heck should I wear today” struggle. It would mix-and-match well into any wardrobe, doesn’t require any special care and styling is a breeze because the print is so eye-catching, no one will be looking at your shoes. Just be prepared to field a lot of “where did you get that?” questions. (Tell them Spotted hooked you up.)      

This utilitarian grey suit has a twist: the hooded jacket comes with high-waisted sports shorts, making it fit for the soccer field in the spring and cute enough for a Starbucks run. This look is youthful (it could pass for a varsity basketball uniform) while also playing on summer’s oversize shorts trend. If Adam Selman’s name sounds familiar it’s because he’s had a few fashion lives. He revived the eyewear brand Le Specs, he had an eponymous ready-to-wear line worn by celebs like Rihanna and now, he’s turned his attention to his leisurewear line, where he’s working on sustainability and size inclusivity.  

This Generation Love outfit is an elevated take on tie-dye.  The line has French influences, which shine through in the fashion-forward twists, like the puff-sleeve shoulders, but also the practicality of a cotton-poly blend. Together, the effect is feminine and fancy. For those who crave a little dreaminess in their wardrobe, this sweat suit is the perfect compromise between practical and pretty. Sweatshirt and matching pants sold separately.