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12 Best Joggers for Men to Buy Now, Because Nobody Should Wear Jeans at Home
Perfect for training, chilling and WFH
We’d be lying if we said we weren’t living in our joggers at the moment. Luckily, the loungewear that the whole world became obsessed with in lockdown is having a real renaissance and the good old-fashion sweats – you know, the ‘50s track-and-field kit made from heather grey jersey – are cooler than ever in 2023.
These heavy-duty pairs aren’t the most practical, though, so we’ve compiled an edit of easy modern alternatives that’ll see you through every season, all year round. We mean it: tracksuit bottoms aren’t just the uniform for all those Netflix binges, they’re comfortable to WFH in and ideal for training sessions, too.
From sporty nylon and soft fleece jogging bottoms to on-trend cargo styles that’ll work outside the house, here are 17 of the best joggers for men to buy now.
Naturally, we're kicking things off with a grey jogger. The loose relaxed shape of Under Armour's tracksuit bottoms makes them perfect for lounging, but we’ll also be wearing ours for leg day at the gym. They're mostly cotton, but the hint of polyester makes the jersey fast drying.
Finally, joggers you can both chill and train in. These tracksuit bottoms are made from a breathable nylon jersey and taper in at the calf for ease of movement.
Crafted from super soft brushed jersey, M&S’ joggers are the perfect cosy bottoms to complete a cool rest day outfit. Wear yours with the matching hoodie to create a comfy loungewear set, or style them with a white tee and denim jacket on your next boys’ weekend away.
Looking for something more technical? Designed specifically for running and outdoor training, The North Face’s joggers are water- and wind-proof so you don’t have to worry about getting soaked or experiencing post-workout chills ever again. Plus, the reflective logos on these bad boys will keep you safe when you’re exercising in the dark – visibility is key, guys.
Trust M&S’ Goodmove range to create the best training joggers. Made from a moisture-wicking cotton-blend, this navy style has secure zip-pockets to keep all your essentials safe while you enjoy a kickabout.
Known for its super lightweight trainers that are loved by the pros, On Running is the place to go for all your gym-kit must-haves. The brand’s grey joggers are blended with a hint of stretch, so are perfect for dynamic stretching during warm-ups or cool-downs.
If you like joggers with a streetwear edge, go for technical nylon fabric (we have Prada to thank for this '90s revival). These shell tracksuit bottoms are a little avant-garde, yes, but we can assure you they'll go with everything from sweatshirts to your favourite bomber.
Gym Shark’s dark grey joggers are perfect for lounging in thanks to their skinny shape and adjustable waistband.
The Manchester-based streetwear brand that's making waves in the menswear industry, MKI MIYUKI-ZOKU is now stocked at END. We like the monochrome colour scheme on these cuffed jogger.
H&M’s cargo joggers are crafted from breathable cotton, so are ideal for the upcoming summer season. Plus, we love how the drawstring waist, cuffed hems and patch pockets bring a streetwear edge to this everyday style.
If you're not sporty, as such, but you want a reliable pair of joggers to wear on the daily, AllSaints should be your go-to. Thanks to the skinny shape and espresso brown hue, these babies can be worn with a slouchy knit and leather jackets when you're out and about.
Nike always did know how to give staples a modern twist. We like how the brand’s combined an athletics-inspired tapered shape with a crisp nylon fabric to create these roomy joggers.
Abigail Southan is our Senior Fashion Ecommerce Editor and has five years' experience as a writer and editor in the industry. Abigail has a BA in History from the University of Bristol and an MA in Fashion Journalism from Central Saint Martins. Abigail currently covers all things style and shopping across titles including Harper’s Bazaar, ELLE, Esquire and Red. On a daily basis, she helps readers buy better with how-to-wear guides, first-person product reviews and deep dives into the latest trends. Previously, Abigail has worked for The Sunday Times’ Style and Fabulous magazine as their first ecommerce writer and was a founding editor of Sun Selects. She has also written for Net-a-Porter, I-D, Man About Town, Wonderland and 1 Granary, and has interviewed the likes of Paris Hilton, Dua Lipa and Christopher Bailey. You can follow Abigail on Instagram at @abigailsouthan.
Rosie Davenport is an Ecommerce Writer at Cosmopolitan UK and Red Online, covering fashion, beauty and travel reviews, as well as major sales events such as Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day. Rosie has reviewed everything from Reformation dresses to the latest massage guns and knows the new brands to bookmark as well as the latest trends to follow. Before this role, Rosie was a Fashion Ecommerce Writer on publications including ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar and Good Housekeeping for nearly two years, and gained a MA from Central Saint Martins in Fashion Journalism in 2021, focussing on the rise (and rise) of fashion podcasting. Rosie has also worked at The Times, been a sub editor at The Mail on Sunday’s weekly YOU magazine and produced in-depth retail reports for the trend forecasting agency WGSN. Her career highlight? Previewing Prada’s AW21 menswear show in the depths of lockdown and interviewing Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons from her bedroom. Outside of work, Rosie can be found rummaging through vintage shops or getting lost in one of London’s iconic department stores. You can follow Rosie on Instagram @rosie.davenport
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