Sweat suits were originally worn for athletics but are now fashionable casual wear for both men and women. They come in various designs and materials, including nylon, cotton, and silk, and are made for comfort and ease of movement.
Once simply worn as clothing for athletic activities, sweat suits are now worn not only as comfortable casual wear but as fashionable clothing as well. A sports suit includes casual pants and a jacket or top made of material that is not restrictive and designed to create comfort, ease, and comfort. A sweat suit is an ensemble that is equally popular with men and women.
For both men and women, the sweat suit varies greatly in differences by design. For both genders, there are pantsuits that come with an elasticated ankle cuff. This ensures that when worn for cycling or running, the wearer does not trip due to being caught in the trouser leg. Some elasticated pant legs will include a zipper at the bottom to make it easier for the wearer to put on and take off the pants, as well as to loosen the bottom of the pants to varying degrees by zipping up or down.
A sweat suit can be made from nylon material, thick or thin cotton, and a host of other materials. Those made of nylon are lighter and often have the added benefit of being water resistant or waterproof. The heavier material is usually chosen to complement the design of the specific sweat suit. For example, a sweat suit made of wool would be used for inclement weather when snow is forecast, while one made of lightweight cotton could be used for air travel to warm-weather destinations. Velvet suits tend to be dressier and also more expensive than some that are worn strictly for their comfort value and not for the style or designer they represent.
A sweat suit can also be designed for dressier or more formal attire, for example those made of silk. While these obviously wouldn’t be worn for a sporting event, they still allow the person wearing them ample ability to move around comfortably. Designs like the silk version are good for those who are recovering from illness or surgery but still want to dress up. While their designs and purposes vary greatly, as does their price index, sweat suits have one thing that is common to all: they are made for the comfort of those who choose to wear them.
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