Elevate downtime with these stylish joggers, featuring premium design details and retro-inspired contrast panels. The adjustable bungee cords at the ankles allow for a customizable fit, while the muted tones effortlessly complement any ensemble. Pair seamlessly with coordinating jackets for a complete look that balances comfort and style. The oversized fit ensures unrestricted movement, making these joggers perfect for both lounging and out-and-about. Crafted from 100% nylon for a soft, durable feel.
From the brand: DRESS UP YOUR DOWN TIME
Premium design details and versatile, muted tones make these pieces the perfect choice to dress up your down time. They’re comfy and they look good. It’s that simple.
Retro-inspired contrast panels
Adjustable bungee cords to the ankles so you can customise your fit
Adjustable drawcord waist
Muted tones that look good with anything
Matches great with the Contrast Woven Jacket or Sherpa Jacket
SIZE & FIT
Oversized fit
Model is 5'9" and wears S
MATERIALS & CARE
100% Nylon
SKU: B2C6K-NC53
FAQ About Gymshark Contrast Track Pant - Rich Maroon/Reset Pink/Oat White
To maintain the quality of your Gymshark Contrast Track Pant, machine wash cold and tumble dry on low to prevent damage. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners, as they may affect the nylon material.
The 100% nylon fabric of the Gymshark Contrast Track Pant makes it a lightweight option that's suitable for mild weather. However, it's best to layer with warmer garments during colder conditions.
The Gymshark Contrast Track Pant features premium design details, an adjustable fit, and a versatile style that elevates your downtime outfit. These qualities provide excellent value for the price.
Crafted from nylon, the Gymshark Contrast Track Pant is designed for durability and comfort, making it suitable for regular wear, whether for workouts or casual outings.
Yes, the Gymshark Contrast Track Pant is versatile enough to be dressed up with stylish tops or dressed down for lounging at home, making it a great addition to any wardrobe.
