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Lanvin Wide Jogging Suit

Name: Lanvin Wide Jogging Suit
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B2103652
Price: 1450.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Lanvin Wide Jogging Suit radiates quiet luxury with an architectural ease. Cut from laminated double-faced viscose jersey, it holds a structured silhouette that moves with refined poise. The contrasting side stripes are a signature Lanvin touch, offering a wink of Maison heritage while keeping the mood sleek and modern.

Long cut pants with a drawstring waist and metal tips keep the line generous yet controlled. An interior pocket adds practical detail, and the laminated fabric holds a crisp shape from morning errands to sunset moments. Wear the matching sweatshirt for a cohesive suit, or mix in tees and coats to glide through day to night with polish.

Lanvin anchors this look in its signature stripes and pared-down elegance, translating refined tailoring into a chic athleisure moment. Made in Italy in a main fabric of 100 percent viscose knitted, the suit blends luxe texture with easy wearability, ready to pair with slick sneakers or sleek flats for a city-ready rhythm.

Materials / Fabrication

Wide jogging pants
Laminated double-faced viscose jersey
Contrasting stripes on the sides
Long cut
Drawstring waist with metal tips
Interior pocket
Made in Italy
Main fabric: 100% viscose knitted
Structured silhouette with a modern, elegant look

Recommended Care

Dry clean preferred to preserve laminated finish and color
If washing at home, hand wash cold or use a gentle cycle with mild detergent
Avoid bleach, fabric softeners, and high heat that can degrade laminate
Lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct heat
Low temperature iron or steam; use protective cloth if ironing

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Commanding silhouette and signature side stripes create an editorial mood that stands out in a street style lineup. The wide jogging cut, combined with laminated double-faced viscose jersey, catches light for a structured, couture feel. Paired with the matching sweatshirt, it reads chic yet relaxed, translating runway bravado into high fashion daywear.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Luxurious laminated double-faced viscose jersey delivers a sculpted drape and resilient hold, while contrasting side stripes reinforce the brand signature. Fine finishing shows in precise hems, discreet hardware, and the drawstring tips with metal accents. Italian construction signals refinement, and interior pocket adds everyday practicality without compromising the clean exterior.

Affordability: $$$

The price anchors a premium proposition, yet the value feels justified when considering the luxurious fabric, structured silhouette, and versatile scope. Lamination and stripes elevate a lounge-to-street look, making it more than a basic jogger. While the cost aligns with its design and branding, its appeal remains distinctly aspirational rather than casual everyday wear.

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