The loungewear trend is anything but over... here are the best joggers on offer (2024)

M&S is one of our go-tos for affordable athleisurewear (and for a lot of our wardrobe staples, to be honest). There’s a wide range of joggers to choose from on site, with many coming in three lengths and sizes ranging from 6 to 24. Our pick is this cotton-blend pair in pastel pink – put the matching hoodie in your basket to nab a £30 tracksuit.

When we think of joggers, we often think of fleece fabrics or velour, so this linen design from H&M offers something a bit different. There are three different neutral shades to choose from, but we especially like boho oatmeal version – style yours with layered jewellery and sandals come summer.

These were a lockdown bestseller for a reason: that retro shape and oversized fit, in wear-with-everything neutrals.

The White Company always delivers on elevated loungewear, and these navy joggers are no exception. The touch of cashmere makes these feel luxurious – team yours with the matching hoodie for the most stylish sofa outfit we’ve seen.

The faux-shearling teddy trend, popularised by SKIMs, seems to have now graduated to a perma-style, and remains a go-to fabric for casualwear. Playing with different textures is an easy way to add interest to an otherwise basic outfit.

If you are heading back to the office and haven’t quite weaned yourself off elasticated waists, Arket has the solution. These tapered joggers nod to classic wool trousers, but the elasticated cuffs and drawstring waist keeps things feeling comfy.

We couldn’t do a loungewear edit without Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS. If you’ve been resisting the hype, we are here to finally convince you. We love the brand for its sizing and skin tone inclusivity. This pair of joggers from the brand have that luxe waffle-texture – reminiscent of bathrobes you wear in expensive hotels.

These super-soft, wide-leg joggers are pure comfort. Starting from the waistband, the soft jersey fabric flows out from the body; so this pair won’t cling to you at any point.

Pangaia jogging bottoms dominated social media during lockdown. We liked the seamless, drawstring-free waistband of this pair as it won’t add bulk under a tee.

In 2016, jogging bottoms had an office-appropriate rebrand thanks to Newsnight's Kirsty Wark wearing athleisure label Me + Em on air. Our pick from the label is a bolder, flared-leg iteration – yet still prove you don’t need to wear a dull business suit to be taken seriously in the workplace.

Sleeper, known for its feathered PJs, has recently branched out into loungewear. The brand’s suitably named ‘Athpleasure’ collection is inspired by Lady Diana’s off-duty style and dyed in a rainbow of ‘80s-inspired palettes. The canary-yellow joggers caught our eye in particular – they look so playful when paired with the matching Pilgrim collar-topped sweatshirt.

If your style is more boho than sporty, you'll love these Hareem trousers. They’re made from a lightweight cotton-modal jersey, so you can wear them barefoot during yoga or pair them with sandals come summer.

Lululemon pretty much invented athleisure so, naturally, there are plenty of joggers to choose from on the brand’s site. This technical nylon pair is designed for low-intensity workouts or chilling out; choose from seven different colourways and size options ranging from a UK 4 to 24.