Organic Cotton Joggers and Sweatpants, Made in the UK
Most joggers and sweatpants are made from conventional cotton polyester blends. They're comfortable enough initially, but conventional cotton farming is one of the most chemically intensive forms of agriculture in the world, and polyester blends shed microplastics with every wash.
We make ours differently.
The Material
Our joggers and sweatpants are made from GOTS certified organic cotton, grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers, and processed to the same standard throughout. No chemical finishes, no synthetic blends, no hidden polyester.
The fabric is heavyweight, 330gsm for the joggers and 340gsm for the sweatpants, which means it has genuine substance and warmth rather than the thin, insubstantial feel of most casual cotton clothing. It softens further with wear and washing rather than degrading.
Every component is cotton. The sewing threads, the drawstrings, the elastic. Single fibre construction throughout, which makes the garment genuinely recyclable at the end of its life rather than destined for landfill because the materials can't be separated.
Two Fits
Slim fit joggers A tapered leg cut for a cleaner, more considered silhouette. Works across casual styling, travel, and everyday outfits where a sharper look matters. Available in grey marl, navy, and charcoal, in standard and cargo versions.
Relaxed fit sweatpants A looser cut built around comfort and warmth. Heavyweight deadstock organic cotton in a classic relaxed silhouette. Limited edition, made from surplus fabric that would otherwise go to waste. Available in grey marl, in standard and cargo versions.
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Both styles feature two side pockets, two back pockets, and two full size zipped security pockets. The cargo versions add two deep cargo pockets, eight pockets in total.
Made in London
Every pair is made in our London workshop. That means we know exactly how they're constructed, who makes them, and what goes into them. It also means a significantly shorter supply chain than clothing produced overseas, with the transparency that comes from working with manufacturers we have a direct relationship with.
Care
For the love of 100% cotton, don't over wash them. If they look and smell clean, they probably are. Machine wash at 30°C, do not use bleach. Dry flat or air dry. Iron on low if needed.
Why it costs what it costs
Heavyweight GOTS certified organic cotton costs more than conventional cotton. Single fibre construction with 100% cotton threads and natural rubber elastic costs more than synthetic alternatives. London manufacturing costs more than overseas production.
A pair of well made organic cotton joggers or sweatpants, cared for properly, will outlast several cheaper alternatives and maintain their feel and shape throughout. The cost per wear, calculated honestly, reflects that.
