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Sweatpants made for cool autumn nights and cottage mornings. Made with our premium french terry organic cotton material, these sweatpants are cozy, moisture-wicking, and feature the Good for Sunday moniker in tone on tone embroidery.
- Details: French terry interior, elastic waistband with drawstring, deep front pockets, and tone on tone embroidery. Pre-shrunk.
- Fit: Gender neutral sizing in a mid-rise relaxed fit. Women may prefer to size down.
- Material: 100% GOTS certified organic cotton.
- Origin: Fabric milled locally and made in Toronto, Canada.
- Care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
For size guidance, see model size below product images and garment measurements in the Size & Fit Guide above.
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Exchanges
Items can be exchanged within 14 days of delivery. If you're in Canada, we'll cover the shipping fees. Please visit our policies page for additional details on eligibility, timelines, and how to process your exchange. Details →
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Eco-friendly shipping
Compostable packaging
Every order ships in a 100% compostable mailer. Add it to your at-home compost and it will enrich the soil with plant food over 6 months until it completely decomposes.
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Carbon offsetting
We automatically neutralize the shipping emissions of your order by donating to reforestation projects. We've partnered with Pachama, a best-in-class organization in carbon neutral protocols and standards.
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Material spotlight
French terry
French terry is a knit fabric with loops on one side and soft piles of yarn on the other. This knit results in a soft, plush texture that is the perfect weight—lighter than cold weather sweatpants but heavier than your typical tee. It’s cozy, moisture-wicking, absorbent, and keeps you cool.
Material spotlight
Organic cotton
Organic cotton is grown without the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. It doesn’t damage the soil, and uses 88% less water and 62% less energy to produce than conventional cotton. Instead, it combines tradition, innovation, and science to offer a better alternative for the environment.