16 Streetwear Tracksuit and Jogger Outfits for Men

Tracksuits are back, and they're easier to wear than most guys think. A matching top and bottom is already a finished outfit, so the only choices left are color, shoes and how loud you want to be.

These 16 streetwear tracksuit and jogger outfits for men cover the full range. Some are quiet greys and blacks, some are bright reds and yellows, and a few are mixed pieces. Each one shows the full look, lists the pieces, and tells you where it works.

1. Two-Tone Retro Track Set With Chunky Sneakers

In this black and white photo, a retro track jacket with a light side panel and thin piping down the pants is the classic tracksuit. It reads sporty without any loud color. Wear the jacket zipped most of the way and let the pants fall straight over chunky white sneakers.

Wear it to: a coffee run, a casual hang, a weekend in town.

Swap: A plain black set with a single white stripe is the quieter version.

2. Heather Grey Hoodie Set With White Running Shoes

The grey matching set is the easiest tracksuit to pull off. Hood up and hand in the pocket, it looks calm and a bit moody. The joggers gather at the ankle over white socks, so the white shoes finish it cleanly.

Wear it to: errands, a late walk, travel days.

Swap: A navy or black set hides dirt better than light grey.

3. Black Satin Track Jacket With Gold Trim

This one is the dressy end of tracksuits. The black jacket has a glossy finish and gold trim down the sleeve, and the joggers repeat it at the ankle. Dark tinted glasses and black sneakers keep everything in one tone.

Wear it to: a night out, a bar, a concert.

Swap: If gold feels like a lot, pick a set with a plain white stripe instead.

4. Forest Green Track Set With a Graphic Tee

Forest green is a calmer color than the red and yellow sets, and it goes with almost everything. Here the jacket is open over a graphic tee, and the pants have a white stripe down the leg. Black shoes anchor the set.

Wear it to: a park, a bench with friends, a relaxed day out.

Swap: Wear the jacket and pants apart. Each one works with jeans or black joggers.

5. White Sports Hoodie With Black Striped Joggers

White on top and black below is a sharp split. The hoodie has black taping down both sleeves and the joggers carry white stripes, so the two pieces look like a set even though the colors flip. The low sneakers repeat the black and white once more.

Wear it to: a hangout, a skate spot, a cool evening.

Swap: Keep the hoodie and swap in plain black joggers if you want less pattern.

6. Yellow Joggers With a Colorblock Hoodie

Bright yellow joggers are a big move, so the hoodie picks up the same yellow and adds black and white to calm it down. White high-tops keep the bottom clean. It's loud, and that's the point.

Wear it to: a weekend, a street shoot, a day with friends.

Swap: Start with just the joggers and wear them with a plain black hoodie.

7. Burgundy and Navy Hoodie With Matching Joggers

Burgundy and navy sit well together because both are deep and dark. The hoodie is split into two colors and the joggers pull out the burgundy, so the set looks planned. A team logo on the chest and thigh adds the sporty feel.

Wear it to: campus, a casual day, hanging out downtown.

Swap: An all-navy version of the same set is easy to wear anywhere.

8. Brown Monogram Track Jacket and Matching Pants

A printed track jacket with a dark brown collar and cuffs feels like a vintage sports set. The pants below it carry the same pattern. Because the print is busy, keep everything else plain. A snapback in a warm brown tone ties it together.

Wear it to: a city walk, shopping, a day trip.

Swap: Wear the jacket alone with straight dark jeans if a full print set is too much.

9. Brown Varsity Jacket With Brown Joggers

Most tracksuits are zip jackets. This one swaps in a brown varsity jacket with cream sleeves over matching brown joggers. Light grey sneakers soften the dark brown and the camouflage cap adds one more texture.

Wear it to: a day out, a casual dinner, a drive.

Swap: The jacket works alone over a white tee and blue jeans.

10. Red and Black Track Jacket With Panel Pants

This is one of the loudest looks on the list. The red front panel on the jacket matches the red and white stripes down the pant legs. The black sections keep it from looking like a costume, and the red and black cap picks up the jacket.

Wear it to: a street event, a game day, a night out.

Swap: Wear the black pants on their own with a plain white tee for a quieter look.

11. Orange Hoodie Set With Dark Clogs and a Bucket Hat

Orange hoodie and orange joggers, with a black bucket hat and headphones. It's a bold color, but the set looks relaxed because the hoodie and pants are loose. White socks and dark clogs keep it casual.

Wear it to: a summer evening, a market, a casual meet-up.

Swap: If orange is too bright, rust or burnt red is easier to wear.

12. Grey Crew Sweatshirt Set With White Stripes

A crew neck sweatshirt and joggers is the plain version of the tracksuit, with no hood and no zip. The white bands on the sleeves and lower legs are the only detail. A beaded bracelet is a small touch that makes it look personal.

Wear it to: a day at home, errands, a relaxed day out.

Swap: Drop the print and pick a plain grey crew neck if you prefer it quiet.

13. Red Retro Track Suit Against a Blue Wall

Wide leg red track pants with a white side stripe are a very 90s shape. The jacket matches, with white panels and a striped collar and cuffs. The green and white sneakers are the only other color, so the red is the main event.

Wear it to: a night out, a retro party, a photo day.

Swap: Navy wide leg track pants with a white stripe are a calmer way to try the same shape.

14. Raglan Sweatshirt, Black Cargo Joggers and Chunky Sneakers

Not every tracksuit has to match. A grey and navy baseball-sleeve sweatshirt goes over black cargo joggers with toggles at the ankle, and chunky sneakers add weight at the bottom. It's the easiest look here to build from pieces you may already own.

Wear it to: school, a casual afternoon, running errands.

Swap: Wear plain black joggers if you don't want the cargo pockets.

15. Teal Textured Hoodie Set With White Sneakers

A single deep teal from head to toe looks rich, and the ribbed, textured fabric gives the set more interest than plain fleece. The joggers end in a cuff at the ankle, so the white sneakers show clearly.

Wear it to: a casual day, a creative shoot, a cold evening.

Swap: Olive or deep green sets give the same effect and are easy to match.

16. Light Grey Hoodie, Joggers and Knit Sneakers

A light grey hoodie and joggers with white socks and white knit trainers is the gym-to-street outfit. The orange cap is the one pop of color. Because the grey is pale, wash it often and keep it clean.

Wear it to: the gym, a walk, a quick shop.

Swap: A charcoal set stays fresh longer than pale grey.

How to Wear a Tracksuit Without Looking Like You're Going to the Gym

Keep the set in one color family. A matching top and bottom looks planned. Grey, black, navy, forest green and burgundy are the safest. Bright sets like red, yellow and orange work best when everything else is plain.

Get the fit right. The jacket should end at your waist or just below it. Sleeves stop at your wrist bone. Joggers should be loose through the thigh and narrow at the ankle, so they gather over your shoes and don't drag on the floor.

Fabric matters more than the logo. Thick cotton fleece looks relaxed. Smooth polyester looks sporty and a little retro. Textured ribbed knit, like the teal set, looks richer. Pick based on the mood you want.

Match the shoes to the mood.

Look	Shoes that work
Quiet grey or black set	White running shoes or clean low-tops
Retro track jacket	Chunky white sneakers
Bright set	White high-tops or plain white sneakers
Mixed pieces	Chunky grey and white trainers

Break up the set. The jacket works over jeans, and the joggers work with a plain tee. You get two or three outfits from one purchase. For more ideas, see our streetwear zip-up jacket outfits, hoodie and zip-up outfits and streetwear pants outfits.

FAQ

Can you wear a tracksuit casually? Yes. A matching set in grey, black or navy with clean white sneakers works for errands, coffee and a day out. Skip the cap and chain if you want it even quieter.

What shoes go with a tracksuit? White sneakers go with almost every set. Chunky trainers suit retro sets, and clean low-tops suit plain ones.

How should joggers fit? Roomy in the thigh, tapered at the ankle, with the cuff sitting just on top of your shoes. They shouldn't be skin tight and they shouldn't pool at the floor.

Can I wear a track jacket without the matching pants? Yes. A track jacket looks good over jeans, black pants or chinos. It's a good way to wear the style without a full set.