Comfy sweatpant jeans: The new chic Gen Z jegging
Sweatpant Jeans: The New Chic Trend Taking Over Summer 2024
Tired of wearing real pants? Don’t sweat it. As summer heats up, there’s a sizzling new fashion trend taking over: sweatpant jeans.
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These trendy pants, which look like jeans but feel like sweatpants, are made from 100% cotton and deliver an optical illusion that could deceive even the sharpest shopper or their bosses. Fashionistas are clamoring to get their hands on a pair, and these denim duds have been going viral on social media for months.
TikTok has played a significant role in the popularity of these ultra-comfortable sweatpant-jean hybrids. The Rag & Bone Miramar collection, in particular, has become a sensation. Marketed as “looking like denim but feeling nothing like it,” these pants are flying off the shelves. The brand has successfully turned the ultra-casual look into something ultra-chic.
Maddy Chang, a 24-year-old working in finance, even wore these pants to her corporate office. She told the Wall Street Journal, “No one mentioned that they looked like sweatpants.” Samantha Zhang, a 36-year-old social media manager from San Diego, echoed this sentiment, saying, “Everyone is legit shocked they’re actually sweatpants.”
The allure of these trousers lies in their comfort, which masquerades as uncomfortable, stiff denim. TikTokers rave about the comfort and style of these pants. Lisa, a content creator with nearly 30,000 followers on TikTok, said in a video, “I think they’ve solved jeans forever.” Meanwhile, creator Sydney Silverman called the denim a “life hack,” noting that they look “professional” and “legit” enough to wear to work.
In conclusion, sweatpant jeans are the new chic trend for summer 2024. With their perfect blend of style and comfort, it’s no wonder they’ve taken social media and the fashion world by storm.
Re-reported from the article originally published in New york post.