| Product name | Sweatpants |
| Size | S,M,L,XL,XXL(Accept Customized Size) |
| Season | spring autumn |
| Color | Black, White, Army Green, Yellow, Orange, Light Gray, Blue, Red, Dark Gray, (Accept Customized Color) |
| Feature | Casual fashion, trendy all-match. Comfortable fabric, soft and skin-friendly |
| Samples Time | 7-15 days |
| fabric composition | cotton |
| Logo | Be customized |
| Packing | Usually 1pcs into a polybag, 10 bags per dozen, 10 dozens per carton. |
| Craft | Non-iron treatment |
| MOQ | sample 1PC , support customized logo for 50 PCS |
| Payment Terms | Paypal . TT. L/C,D/A ，Cash etc. |
| Delivery time | 20-35 days after payment confirmed |
How to match the sweatpants
Sweatpants are paired with casual shirts. Casual shirts are the most common clothes in our wardrobe. The light blue denim shirts are very classic and can be worn every year. It is very handsome with a black vest and a pair of light gray panties. Neutral style.
Sweatpants are the most frequently worn and the best to match with tops. We can wear black trousers in autumn and winter, a pair of snow boots, and a top with a light gray hooded sweater, which is fashionable, casual and comfortable.
Black pants are very thin pants, suitable for all kinds of casual occasions. The upper body of the black nine-point pants is matched with a white printed short sleeve. The matching of white tops and black pants is very elegant and casual.
Sweatpants are matched with a plaid shirt. The plaid shirt is a popular clothing every year. There are many colors of plaid shirts. The red plaid shirt is casual and generous, with a light gray T-shirt inside, which looks like a layered look, and paired with a pair of off-white trousers, especially youthful, Reduce age.
Sweatpants are matched with sweaters. Round neck sweaters and hooded sweaters are now very popular clothing. The black and white striped round neck sweaters have classic stripes. The lower body is matched with a pair of black pants and white shoes, which is a very casual and sporty style.
