Tracksuit

A tracksuit refers to a set of loose, warm clothes that consists of a sweatshirt or a light jacket with a front zipper paired with tracksuit pants that have an elastic waist and drawstring.

When should people wear a tracksuit?

The tracksuit set or a warm-up suit is worn by athletes when exercising and to maintain their bodies' warmth before or after competing in an event. Men's tracksuits and women's tracksuits are called such because they were literally meant to be worn on the track by athletes. However, as casual attire, the tracksuit is sometimes worn as a set or with individual pieces paired with the upper garment or the lower garment. It has evolved into a fashion statement and given rise to the designer tracksuit, an example of which is the velvet tracksuit worn as casual attire rather than for athletic or competitive purposes.

Benefits of wearing a tracksuit

The jacket and trousers that make up the tracksuit are made from cotton and polyester fabric, a blend that offers comfort, breathability, and durability to withstand intense training. The sweat suits for men and women usually come with a hood and the front zipper, while other designs do not include a zipper. The hood may have a drawstring so that the wearer can adjust it to their preferred fit while exercising or doing errands. The trousers also come with their own drawstring. The cotton and polyester fabric used for the tracksuit set helps retain the fabric color, which comes in different shades. They can be a pink tracksuit set for women or a teal tracksuit, a green tracksuit, and many more. These tracksuit sets can help users stay active or keep fit while maintaining a stylish, sporty look that doubles as casual wear. In addition, the attire can be customized to include the clothing brand or logo.