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Sweatpants and shorts: 310, 350, 425 or 460 g/m²
Essential Sweatpants at 310 g/m², Subway Sweats at 460, men’s shorts at 425 and women’s at 350 — what each weight is for, with sizes and prices.
Bottoms are where fabric weight matters most: it decides whether they hold a line or collapse at the knee by lunchtime. We make them in four weights.
| Piece | Weight | Hand | Sizes | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subway Sweats (women’s) — Bone | 460 g/m² · 13.6 oz | Thick, slight stretch | S–2XL | $85 |
| Men’s Essential Shorts — Black, Oat Gray, Milk Tea, White | 425 g/m² · 12.5 oz | Moderate, slight stretch | XS–2XL | $65 |
| Women’s Essential Shorts — six colors | 350 g/m² · 10.3 oz | — | S–L | $65 |
| Essential Sweatpants (women’s) — Black, Light Gray | 310 g/m² · 9.1 oz | Moderate | XS–L | $60 |
Subway Sweats
The heaviest fabric we make anything from, at 460 g/m². Thick hand with a slight stretch, straight leg. These are winter sweatpants — they keep their shape and they keep you warm.
Essential Sweatpants
At 310 g/m² they are the everyday pair: lighter, straight through the leg, and the bottom half of the Set. Note the size scale runs XS–L; check the laid-flat length and waist in the size guide rather than assuming your hoodie size.
Shorts
Men’s Essential Shorts are cut from a 425 g/m² fleece — heavy for a short, which is the point; they drape rather than flap. Women’s Essential Shorts are 350 g/m², in six colors, with a drawstring waist.
Want top and bottom together? The Set is a hoodie and sweatpant in matching fleece for $125.
