Unisex Collection

Unisex clothing can be styled across different wardrobes, but the same cut fits each body differently. Compare garment width and length with a piece you already wear, then choose the amount of room you want for lounging or layering.

Which styles can I compare?

Style What to compare
Sleep Short Compare the waistband and hem length with the shorts you usually wear.
Sleep Tee Compare the neckline, hem and overall shape with a garment you already like.
Ribbed Loungewear Set Check the top and bottom measurements separately rather than choosing by one measurement.
Lounge Crewneck Compare the neckline, hem and overall shape with a garment you already like.
Oversized Lounge Hoodie Compare the extra room through the body with a similar relaxed garment you own.
Lounge Hoodie Compare the hood, neckline and body length with your preferred layering fit.
Ribbed Lounge Short Compare the waistband and hem length with the shorts you usually wear.
Lounge Short Compare the waistband and hem length with the shorts you usually wear.

What should I compare before choosing?

Compare the garment shape and the way you plan to layer it. For a jacket, consider the top worn underneath; for a coordinated set, check both pieces. Use the size chart for the garment category rather than relying on the color or collection name.

How do I choose between joggers and sweatpants?

Look at the leg opening as well as the waistband. A cuffed or tapered shape sits differently from a straight or wider leg. Compare waist, hip and inseam measurements with a pair you already wear.

How do I build an outfit around the activity rather than a single product?

Start with the movement, coverage and layers the activity requires, then choose compatible tops and bottoms. Check how waistbands, hems and necklines work together. Add storage or outer layers only where they solve a practical need.

Should every piece in an outfit use the same fabric?

No. Different pieces can serve different purposes and use different constructions. Compare each garment for its role, then check how the full outfit fits and layers rather than requiring one fiber throughout.

Key details to compare

Unisex Collection buying criteria
Detail What it helps you assess
Movement Room and coverage for the activity
Layers How pieces overlap and can be removed
Practical details Pockets, closures and garment care

Which size chart should I use?

Use the garment-specific chart below. Collections that contain the same garment type use the same measurements. Mixed collections show separate charts for the garment types they contain. Check the product’s available size options before ordering.

Compare related collections

Everyday / Athleisure Collection · Gym & Training Collection.

Find your size

Choose the chart for your garment type. All measurements are in inches. Check the product’s available size options before ordering. For flat garment measurements, compare with a similar item you own.

Track jackets, tracksuits and loungewear
Track jackets, tracksuits and loungewear — inches
SizeChestWaistHip
S34-3628-3036-38
M38-4031-3339-41
L42-4434-3642-44
XL46-4837-3945-47
XXL50-5240-4248-50
Joggers and sweatpants
Joggers and sweatpants — inches
SizeInseamWaistHip
S3025-2635-36
M3027-2837-38
L3029-3139-41
XL3032-3442-44
XXL3035-3745-47
Running and training shorts
Running and training shorts — inches
SizeInseamWaistHip
S325-2635-36
M327-2837-38
L329-3139-41
XL332-3442-44
XXL335-3745-47
Hoodies, crewnecks and pullovers
Hoodies, crewnecks and pullovers — inches
SizeChestLength
S36-3826
M39-4127
L42-4428
XL45-4729
XXL48-5030
Oversized tees
Oversized tees — inches
SizeChestLength
S38-4027
M41-4328
L44-4629
XL47-4930
XXL50-5231
Training tops and long-sleeve tees
Training tops and long-sleeve tees — inches
SizeChestLength
S32-3526
M36-3927
L40-4328
XL44-4729
XXL48-5130