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H&M Wide-leg Brushed-inside Joggers

Name: H&M Wide-leg Brushed-inside Joggers
Brand: H&M
SKU: B2321646
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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The H&M Wide-leg Brushed-inside Joggers give off a soft, city-ready mood. Lightweight yet plush on the inside, the brushed fleece feels cozy without weighing you down. The fabric mix—77 percent cotton, 20 percent polyester, 3 percent rayon in a French terry knit—keeps the hand relaxed and the drape easy. Diagonal side pockets and an open back pocket lend quiet utility, while the wide legs move with a laid-back, oversized ease.

With an elasticized, drawstring waistband and a long, loose fit, they sit at the hips and skim the body without clinging. The diagonal pockets keep small items within reach, and the back pocket holds a card or small item without adding bulk. They layer beautifully over a cropped top or under a longline cardigan, and the wide leg flows over sneakers or boots for a look that shifts from lounge to street with ease.

An easy, elevating spin on everyday joggers, this pair fits H&M's ethos of approachable, modern basics. Pair with an oversized hoodie for weekend errands, or tuck in a slim tee and throw on a coat for city-ready polish.

Materials / Fabrication

Lightweight fabric with a soft, brushed inside
Elasticized drawstring waistband
Diagonal side pockets
Open back pocket
Wide legs
Loose fit
Cotton 77.0% / Polyester 20.0% / Rayon 3.0%
French Terry
Length: Long

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors
Use mild detergent
Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry
Avoid bleach and fabric softeners

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