15 Chic Trackie Daks That Say “I Haven’t Given Up”

Photo: Courtesy Of Nagnata

If you weren’t already a trackpants fan, the pandemic probably changed your mind. Move from couch to street with these Aussie and Kiwi labels levelling up the cosy wardrobe staple.

Words by Gitika Garg and Simone Richardson · Updated on 08 Jan 2026 · Published on 02 Jul 2025

The last few years have seen trackpants become something of an emotional crutch during WFH pandemic days and five-kilometre radius hot-girl walks. With nothing else to do, you might as well look cute while lazing on the couch or heading to the grocery store.

Post-lockdown, the appeal of loungewear has carried through (thankfully). And we’ve come a long way from the days of Juicy Couture. Less velour, more minimalist cool. Trackie daks have undergone a chic-ification of sorts, with local labels reimagining the wardrobe stalwart in trendy colourways and contemporary silhouettes, from straight-leg numbers with statement stripes to cargo styles with classic cuffed hems.

Plus, they’re no longer exclusively for at-home relaxing or airport travel. Heading to the post office? Weekend brunch? Wear your pick with a singlet, blazer and baseball cap and you’ve got a stylish off-duty look – it’s athleisure, baby. These are the pairs we’re crushing on this season.

15 of the best trackpants to shop

Nagnata Romeo trackpants

$420

If you’re willing to splurge on cosiness, luxe Byron Bay label Nagnata’s take on trackies features contrast stripe detailing for added sophistication. Made from its signature heavy woven knit, the unisex style comes in a tonal taupe, ocean blue, ultramarine and black.

Buy at Nagnata Buy at Filly’s Stable

Boody straight-leg sweatpants

Boody’s collection of vegan silk pyjamas is already a Broadsheet favourite for slow days at home. So when the Sydney label recently launched its bamboo knit collection of sweats, our interest was piqued. Designed to be worn oversized, these buttery double-knit styles come in classic black and an oyster hue.

Buy at Boody

Camilla and Marc Tia Logo trackpants

$240

This style screams comfort. The cuffed hem makes a relaxed choice for WFH-wear or simply lazing around – but the bitter chocolate hue pulls them into elevated territory. Take styling cues from the Sydney-based fashion label and serve a monochromatic moment up top, with a textured trench to step out in.

Buy at Camilla and Marc Buy at The Iconic

Bassike Wide Leg Athletic Tape pants

$420

If you want to look uber chic while grabbing your morning coffee, popping by the grocery store or heading to an appointment, and still be comfortable, this straight-leg number subtly says, “I haven’t given up”. The dark plum colourway feels very apt for this season and the biscuit-hued side stripe adds a fashion-forward contrast.

Buy at Bassike Buy at David Jones

Commonplace Essentials Claremont trackpants

$160

New Zealand leisurewear label Commonplace Essentials flexes retro logo-adorned basics. Its 100 per cent cotton trackie daks lean into the classic thick, dad-style silhouette with a fleece lining perfect for winter lounging. Go for neutrals like grey, white or marle, or hues like forest green, French navy and pale blue.

Buy at Commonplace Essentials

Assembly Label

$100

When it comes to trusty everyday basics, Assembly Label is the name of the game. A classic, minimal style, the Rosie silhouette fits the brief of casual, fuss-free comfort in your cosy wardrobe. Go for chocolate ganache or classic black.

Buy at The Iconic Buy at Assembly Label

Kowtow Parallel trackpants

$132

Lean into olive-hued relaxation with the Kiwi label’s sporty number. This relaxed style is finished with wrapped side seams that add a barrel-like structure to the leg. Like all the brand’s pieces, they’re made sustainably – cut from a soft organic cotton jersey.

Buy at Kowtow

Aje Wide Leg Logotape trackpants

These deliver the kind of sweeping length that we’re loving right now – it’s fabric-bunching, but in the best way. True to the label’s style: side stripes feature the brand’s name in print and serve a subtle logo presentation. And comfort is pink-y promised, naturally.

Buy at Aje

Best Jumpers Neoprene zip pants

The track-and-field look is getting a refresh with award-winning Melbourne label Best Jumpers’ spin. The neoprene zip pant reps contrast side panels and a tapered leg in trendy sage and concrete colourways. While there might be no athletic running involved, it’s a stylish off-duty option for leisurely walks and restful lounging.

Buy at Best Jumpers

Pinky & Kamal Side Stripe trackpants

Known for its recycled seamless activewear pieces, Pinky & Kamal has come to the trackpants party. The Side Stripe pant is made from a cotton blend – choose between chocolate brown or classic black, both with contrasting retro stripes down the side. Hello, poolside chic.

Buy at The Iconic Buy at Pinky & Kamal

PE Nation Kite trackpants

In a hue reminiscent of Pantone’s colour of 2025 – mocha mousse – PE Nation’s style satiates an appetite for streetwear cool. The straight-leg cut features an internal drawstring for comfort, while the bold graphic logo keeps things grounded in the brand’s signature aesthetic. Made from 100 per cent cotton, they’re as soft as they look.

Buy at PE Nation Buy at The Iconic

Karlaidlaw North pants

Cult experimental label Karlaidlaw knows trackpants. If you’ve spent time on Melbourne’s north side over the past six years, chances are you’ve spotted a pair of its spiderweb-inspired designs. More recently, the brand has evolved from its crushed velvet beginnings with a screen-printed style made from 100 per cent cotton. Low-rise with cut-out pockets, the result is a subversive take on loungewear – with Karlaidlaw’s signature edge.

Buy at Karlaidlaw

Monphell Aster French Terry trackpants

Ultra-cool genderless label Monphell offers a step up from your regular grey trackies. The brand crafts its loungewear in Melbourne using heavyweight cotton sourced from Korea. Comfort is paramount here – and the relaxed loose fit of this design delivers the ultimate slouch for winter days at home.

Buy at Monphell

Lucinda Babi Vanilla trackpants

Made to order, this Melbourne brand’s design reads more “cocktail” than couch. Each pair is adorned with front pintucks, and double satin stripes that finish with hand-tied bows at the ankle. Crafted from 100 per cent cotton, they take up to three weeks to produce – a small wait that avoids the excess of overproduction.

Buy at Lucinda Babi

Nimble Me Time pants

$149

Sydney activewear label Nimble has your airport fit sorted with these lightweight and breathable knit trackpants, great for travel (or just running errands). Made from a cotton and recycled polyester blend, they feature a wide waistband, sleek tonal drawstring and wide-leg fit. Pick from four pared-back hues: light grey marle, pecan, midnight blue and pepper marle.

Buy at Nimble

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