We are in a golden age of comfort |
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| Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter; prop styling by Elizabeth Serwin |
Once upon a time, donning sweats in public was a hard thing to pull off. But those days are long gone. The right sweats are suitable attire for a city stroll, a casual lunch, a long-haul flight, and beyond.
The one caveat: Lousy sweats — with loose seams, pill-covered fabrics, and lumpy silhouettes — will still look sloppy. We bundled up in nearly 80 sets to find durable sweatsuits worthy of venturing out (and looking good) in. A few of our favorites? A French terry set with retro appeal and a drapey, cooling half-zip.
The very best sweatpants and sweatshirts→
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Plus: 50 wardrobe essentials for fall and winter |
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As colder weather approaches, we are here to remind you: The difference between a miserable day and a cozy one can come down to the right wardrobe. We rounded up some of our style experts’ favorites for cooler temps, including a layer-friendly down jacket, touchscreen gloves (that actually work), and very warm boots.
What we’ll be wearing all season→
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One last thing: 3 pets, soaking up some rays |
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Behold writer and Wirecutter’s resident Lego expert Joshua Lyon’s newest recommendation: a massive and intricate T. rex (that is surprisingly unfussy to build) sitting sweetly with his two cats.
All of our favorite Lego sets for adults→
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