These overalls sweatpants are a comfier version than the typically denim 1980s and 90s-inspired attire. Currently the focus of a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, Sweateralls are designed by David Rothstein.
Made from high quality French terry cotton, the versatile and surprisingly stylish clothing are more lightweight, making them ideal for athletes and dancers. Available in gray and black styles, the overalls sweatpants can be worn with everything from leather jackets and heeled booties to a simple white tee. This means you could wear them out and potentially even to work, as well as lounging around the house.
For the socially conscious, Sweateralls have the added benefit of being fair-wage manufactured in the heart of Los Angeles.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sweateralls
- A new clothing trend that combines overalls and sweatpants for a more comfortable and stylish look.
- Athletic Workwear
- The trend towards fashionable athletic wear that can be worn outside of the gym or athletic setting.
- Socially Conscious Fashion
- The trend towards clothing that is made with fair-wage labor and ethical manufacturing processes.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Opportunities for designers to create stylish and comfortable clothing options that blur the line between athletic wear and casual attire.
- Athletic Apparel
- Brands can capitalize on the trend towards clothing that is both functional for athletics and fashionable for everyday wear.
- Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can invest in ethical and fair-wage labor practices to meet the growing demand for socially conscious fashion.
