The Unisex Loungewear Edit: Our Favorite Pieces From Every Price Point 2025

The Coyote ReSet Long Sleeve Top ($58) offers a modern high-low hemline that layers nicely over joggers, and in our testing the lightweight sweatshirt style felt breathable for everyday lounging. Scoring a 6.5/10, its clean silhouette and regular fit are appealing, but the product page omits material composition and specific fit notes—during our review we found that lack of detail makes fabric quality and sizing hard to judge. If you like the contemporary shape it's a decent midprice option, but expect some uncertainty on feel and fit before buying.

If you want a cozy, budget-friendly hoodie that reads relaxed-chic, the SoComfy Tunic Hoodie (scoring an 8/10) is a smart grab at $22.49. In our testing the 90% cotton/10% recycled polyester blend felt soft against skin and the oversized fit with drop shoulders and a drawstring hood made it great for layering at home. We found the deep V-neck and hip-length tunic cut didn’t suit everyone who prefers more coverage, and limited colorways restrict options, but for the price it’s an easy everyday staple.

If you like novelty with your comfort, the Dalix Alien Sweatsuit brings a playful graphic on a soft midweight fleece that’s cozy for all-day wear. Our experience shows the alien design makes it stand out, but the regular fit and limited color options mean it won’t suit everyone’s vision of a tailored look. Scoring a 6/10, it’s fine for relaxed weekends, yet mixed reviews and fewer personalization choices temper its appeal compared with more classic sweats.

The Aerie Keep It Light Crew is one of our favorites for value—earning an 8.5/10—because the 86% cotton/14% polyester blend is soft and breathable while retailing for under $20. In our testing it was comfortable straight out of the box, though we recommend sizing down if you prefer less volume since the oversized fit can feel boxy. Our review also flagged that washing and machine drying aggressively may cause slight shrinkage or pilling, so air-dry or gentle cycles preserve its look best.

If you want something thick and reliably warm for chilly days, the ANRABESS 2 Piece Sweatsuit delivers plush weight and softness that make it feel immediately comforting at home. During our review the heavyweight cotton/poly blend hit the mark for warmth, but inconsistent sizing and reports of zipper breakage after washing hurt its practicality, reflected in a 5.5/10 score. It’s inexpensive at $58.99 and cozy out of the package, yet we advise sizing down and treating the zipper gently to avoid disappointment.

If you’re after a statement hoodie with artful flair, the Ukiyo-e Art Snug Hoodie prints Kawase Hasui’s work in high definition on a comfortable cotton/poly blend, which our testing shows looks incredible up close. That said, it scored a 5/10 in our review because the $139 price and one-size-only approach limit practicality for many shoppers. It’s a beautiful, wearable art piece for the right collector, but most buyers will want more size options or a lower price to make it a regular-loungewear pick.

Pangaia's 365 Heavyweight Hoodie ($185) earned a 7/10 in our review for combining sustainability and substantial warmth—made from 50% organic and 50% recycled cotton with a brushed interior, it felt structured and very cozy in our testing. Treated with PPRMNT™ for anti-odor performance, we found it stays fresher between wears, which is a useful everyday benefit. The trade-offs are the high price, limited color options, and heavyweight fabric that can be too warm in milder seasons, so it’s best for cold climates or shoppers who prioritize eco-friendly materials.

Skims' Cotton Fleece Hoodie ($48) is one of our stronger midprice picks, scoring an 8/10 for its cloud-like fleece and relaxed details; in our testing the slightly longer length and more open neckline read relaxed-chic at home. We found the double-lined hood and front kangaroo pockets add practical functionality, and the 70% cotton/30% polyester blend balanced softness with easy care. Keep in mind this is a limited-edition final sale item and some testers noted a roomy fit in the arms and shoulders, so size thoughtfully before committing.

At $17.85 the Drop Shoulder Fleece is one of our favorite budget-friendly sweaters — it scored an 8/10 in our testing for combining a modern look with real comfort. The 52% Airlume combed and ringspun cotton/48% polyester fleece felt soft during wear, and the retail fit with drop shoulders plus ribbed cuffs and waistband gives a polished, easy-to-layer silhouette we found versatile for both home and errands. Sizing and limited color availability were the only downsides in our review, since some people may prefer a slimmer cut or more hues.

The Signature Script Velour Zip-Up Hoodie feels indulgent and soft — its 76% cotton/24% polyester velour gives a plush hand that made it feel luxe in our testing, but it’s not without caveats. At $69.95 and a middling 6.5/10 score, we found the hoodie’s fiber-shedding was the biggest issue, since lint transfer to other garments reduced practicality for everyday wear. The regular fit and medium warmth are comfortable for lounging, yet if you want low-maintenance pieces that stay tidy, this one may be better as a weekend treat than a go-to.

The JOMA Championship VII Tracksuit is comfortable and built for movement thanks to its soft 100% polyester fabric, and it shows thoughtful durability against rubbing in day-to-day wear. During our review we appreciated the easy-care feel, but we also found the pants prone to pilling after washing, which dents its long-term appeal and explains the middling 6.5/10 score. If you want a sporty tracksuit that’s budget-friendly at $68 and sustainable, it’s a reasonable pick—just plan gentle washing to slow pilling.

If luxury and softness are top of mind, the Bamboo Stretch-Knit Pant from Cozy Earth feels seriously plush thanks to 62% viscose-from-bamboo blended with acrylic and spandex, and our experience shows they work for both lounging and low-impact workouts. At $91 and a 6.5/10 score, the fabric delivers but the elastic waistband tends to fold and flip inward, which we found annoying during wear. These pants are a splurge for the luxe hand-feel and sustainability credentials, but be aware of the fit quirks before buying.

Pangaia’s 365 Heavyweight Track Pants wrap you in warmth with a dense 420 GSM cotton brushed on the inside, and our testing confirmed the comforting, insulating feel that earns them a solid 7/10. Made from 50% organic and 50% recycled cotton, they score high on sustainability, but the heavy fabric can be too warm in milder climates and the oversized fit may not flatter those who prefer a tailored silhouette. Priced at $175, they’re an indulgent but highly cozy option if you need true cold-weather loungewear.

The Nike Chill Terry Mini Skort ($51.97) scored 7.5/10 by marrying comfort and functionality: in our testing the French terry body felt lightweight while the built-in biker shorts (47% cotton/41% polyester/12% spandex) were peachy-soft and supportive for active lounging. We appreciated the encased elastic waistband with an internal drawcord for a customizable fit that stays put through movement. That said, limited colorways, a relatively high price for a skort, and few customer reviews mean this is best if you prioritize fabric comfort and versatility over variety.

The U.S. Polo Assn. Women's Sweatpants ($22.39) are attractive on price and feel initially soft, but they scored a disappointing 5.5/10 in our testing because the French terry material proved thin and lacked lasting plushness. During our review we found seams that began to pull after multiple washes and consistent reports that the fit runs small, so you should consider sizing up. If budget is the main factor these sweatpants can work for light lounging, but expect limited durability and avoid them if you want a long-term everyday pair.

The adidas 3-Stripes Pants ($27.13) earned a solid 7.5/10 by delivering soft, warm comfort and a comfortable, non-irritating waistband with a drawstring—our testing confirmed they’re cozy for lounging and light workouts. We did notice sizing tends to run small and the adhesive-style logo can peel after many washes, which hurts longevity, so ordering a size up is often wise. Shorter wearers may need hemming, but for the price these pants are a dependable sporty loungewear staple.

Skims' Cotton Fleece Jogger ($44) hits a comfortable sweet spot with soft, cloud-like fleece, jersey-lined side pockets, and an adjustable interior drawstring—during our review they felt cozy right away and worked well for daily lounging. We found some users reported a slightly snug fit, particularly if you prefer roomier joggers, and because these are final sale it’s important to size carefully. Made from a 70% cotton/30% polyester blend, they’re easy to care for but not an all-natural fiber option, so choose them if you value softness and functionality.

Everlast's Navy Blue Tracksuit Joggers ($39.99) scored a 6/10 for combining practical performance with everyday wearability—the Everdri sweat-wicking fabric kept us drier during active lounging in our testing. However, during our review the slim tapered fit felt restrictive for anyone who prefers a looser loungewear silhouette, so comfort is really about cut here. If moisture management in a sleeker profile is your priority, these are a good pick; if you want roomy, relaxed joggers look elsewhere.

The PINSPARK Men's Midweight Jogger Sweatpants ($24.99) scored 6.5/10 by offering a warm, thick fabric at a budget price—in our testing they worked well for chilly days when warmth is the priority. We found the ankle elastic can be overly tight for some and several pairs ran short on taller wearers, issues that affect on-off ease and overall comfort. If you like a snug cuff and slightly cropped look they’re fine, but taller shoppers or those wanting roomier hems should size up or seek a different silhouette.

The Dolphin ReSet Jogger is a surprisingly wallet-friendly pick at $20.40 that earned a solid 7/10 in our testing — perfect if you want sustainable basics without spending much. Made from recycled materials, it felt breezy and had a loose, relaxed fit that we found really comfortable for lounging or casual errands, and the medium warmth works well year-round at home. The trade-off is limited colorways, so if you like lots of options it may feel restrictive, but overall it’s a smart eco-minded buy.

The Chouyatou Ribbed Knit Sweater Skirt Set ($41.98) is a standout value, earning an 8.5/10 in our guide thanks to soft, stretchy ribbed knit (52% viscose, 27% polyester, 21% nylon) that works for both lounging and casual outings. Our experience shows the fabric drapes nicely and the accurate size guide made it easy to find a reliable fit across body types. Downsides include limited colorways, a hand-wash recommendation, and a loose silhouette that won't satisfy those wanting a tailored look, but for the price it's a versatile, comfy option.

If sleep comfort is your priority, the Jane & Bleecker Sleep Shorts 3 Pack delivers buttery softness thanks to 93% modal and 7% spandex, and they’re an easy win in our testing for lightweight lounging and uninterrupted sleep. During our review the comfort waistband and relaxed fit stayed comfortable through overnight movement, though we found the 3-inch inseam runs short for some sleepers and size availability can be limited. At $34.99 these shorts are a comfy, well-reviewed bargain if the length and sizing work for you.

The Hanes EcoSmart Fleece Sweatshirt is our top-rated budget pick at a 9/10—an unbeatable $16 option that pairs comfort with eco-consciousness by using up to 5% recycled polyester fibers. In our testing the fabric felt soft and reliable for everyday lounging, and its regular fit suits most body types, though we found the silhouette leans a touch boxy and cuffs can loosen over time. For value, sustainability, and everyday wearability, it’s hard to beat this sweatshirt in the edit.