Denim Tears Joggers

Denim Tears Sweatpants: Joggers, Bottoms, Track Pants

Four words turn up for this search, and they all mean the same garment here. Sweatpants is the American term, joggers the British one. Bottoms is how most UK shoppers describe the lower half of a tracksuit. Track pants sits closer to the sportswear side of the same idea.

Whichever term brought you here, this page covers it. It also covers two different prints, which is worth being clear about before anything else.

The Cotton Wreath Joggers

Tremaine Emory's cotton wreath is the print Denim Tears is known for. In this range it appears on one pair, Denim Tears Sweatpants Black. The wreath sits on the upper leg, where the fabric stays flattest. That placement is why the print holds its shape sitting down as well as standing, instead of creasing through the middle.

This is the flagship piece in the range, not a side option. If the wreath is what you came here for, this is the pair.

The Star Print Joggers

A second print sits alongside the wreath: a repeating star pattern, scattered across the leg rather than clustered the way the wreath is. It runs across four colourways. Denim Tears Star Sweatpants Black, Denim Tears Star Sweatpants Grey, Denim Tears Star Sweatpants Brown, and Denim Tears Star Sweatpants Yellow cover the range.

Do not mistake the star print for the wreath when ordering. These are two separate pieces from the same label, not two names for the same thing. If you specifically want the wreath, check the product title before you buy.

Buying Denim Tears Bottoms Separately or as a Set

Most people arrive at Denim Tears bottoms through the tracksuits. Buying the set is the simpler route if you want a matched fit. Joggers on their own make sense for a different reason. They let you wear the label without the whole outfit carrying it.

A printed pair under a plain hoodie is a quieter way to wear either print than a full set. It also works in more places. If you want the matched option instead, the Denim Tears tracksuit range pairs the tops and bottoms for you.

How Denim Tears Joggers Fit

Straight through the leg with a slight taper at the ankle, held with an elasticated drawcord waist. Relaxed rather than skinny or wide, so they sit on a trainer without stacking heavily on it.

This fit is consistent across both the wreath pair and the star colourways. They are cut from the same block. The print is what differs, not the shape.

Washing and Storing Denim Tears Joggers

Cold at thirty degrees, inside out, no softener. Air dry rather than tumble. Heat shrinks fleece through the inside leg first, which is exactly where you notice it. It cracks the print at the same time, on either pair.

Tie the drawcord loosely before washing so it does not pull inside the waistband. Fold along the leg seam for storage rather than hanging by the waistband, which stretches the elastic over time.