Long live elastic waistbands.
The Alo Accolades might just be my new favorite sweatpants. The baggy fit makes comfortable enough for all-day lounging, but the cinched elastic waistband makes them flattering enough to wear out and about. I’m five-foot-eight and have long legs, so it’s rare that size small sweatpants are the right length on me, but these pass the test .
I can even roll down the waistband for a more relaxed look without them being too short! The classic heather grey is perfect, but the Accolades are also available in several other neutral colors and a limited-edition bright green. I suggest wearing these in the fall and winter months, as they’re supersoft to the touch and a bit too cozy for summer.
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