As its name suggests, the tracksuit was originally intended to cover another garment. Thought for sportsmen, it includes of a zipped jacket and wide pants that are easily put on to maintain body heat after the effort. The sports pants for men knows its hour of glory from the 60s. New sports brands, such as adidas or Nike, started to produce on a large scale low-cost tracksuits thanks to the new elastic fibers. The 1980s with Marvin Gaye or the group Run-DMC, then the 1990s with the explosion of rap music worldwide. In the poor neighborhoods of New York, within the hip-hop culture, the suit reigns as a symbol of a new elegance and becomes a central piece of a non-conformist and refreshing aesthetic. And of course comes 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic and its batch of confinements and curfews that put the jogging suit back in fashion. Still worn in deconfinement, it even becomes trendy! Essential to wear at home, but not only, this essential of the male wardrobe is making a comeback in the streets of capitals around the world.
Sports pants for men, follow the trend
You don't have to be an athlete to fall for the sporty aesthetic. Sweatpants are a timeless and versatile piece of sportswear, designed with a perfect balance of fashion and function. The men's tracksuit has become a trendy fashion piece like any other. This year again, the tracksuit is back in our wardrobes, and this, for all tastes. This fashionable garment has invaded the fashion stores and of course those specialized in sportswear. The place of the tracksuit has therefore gained importance in the male dressing room, whether it is for the less young or teenagers as for the older ones. To make this casual look perfect, pair the outfit with sports shoes or flip-flops. Of course, enjoy the most technics pants like the 23 Engineered Statement Track Pants from Jordan or the Summit L1 VRT Synthetic Climb Pants from the North Face for your favorite sport activity. Take a look at our exclusive selection and choose the men's training pantsthat best suit your needs.
