Velour lounge sets for slow weekends and travel days
Our velour lounge sets are two pieces of soft velvet, a long-sleeve jacket and pants to match. Velour is simply the name most people use for this fabric. Three of the sets zip up into a hood, and the fourth closes high with a stand collar.
At home, even when company is coming
Red is the festive one. We’d wear it on a holiday morning when relatives are about to ring the bell and you’d rather not change twice. The velvet feels good against skin and keeps its deep color. Black is quieter. It’s what you reach for on an evening in with a book, and it never looks fully sporty, so nobody will think you’ve just come from the gym.
Then there’s emerald, a deep green that suits a lazy weekend as well as a family celebration. Wear the jacket open over a white T-shirt if the house is warm. Too cold for that? Zip it to the chin.
Trains, flights and a walk to the car
A velour lounge set is easy to travel in because nothing digs in when you sit for hours. On the black hooded set, the hood earns its place on a windy walk from the station. Dark colors also stay neat through a long day on the road. The stand-collar set does something different. The collar wraps your neck, and with a jacket on top you can go without a scarf.
You can split any of them. Wear the jacket with jeans, or pull the pants on with a plain sweatshirt if you’re leaving in a hurry. In town, a short camel jacket over the emerald one looks right, and white sneakers work with all three colors.
Getting the size right on two pieces
Measure bust and hips, then check both against the chart. We make the sets in XS to XL. The stand-collar one has a single size for jacket and pants together, so go by whichever of your two measurements is larger. Stuck between sizes? Send our manager your numbers. Before washing, turn both pieces inside out and set the machine no higher than 30 °C. They dry best on a hanger, with no radiator nearby.
Frequently asked questions
Is velour different from velvet?
Not here. It’s one fabric with two names, a soft pile that we call velvet and many shoppers know as velour.
Which shoes suit the black set outside?
Chunky white sneakers by day. In the evening, ankle boots on a low heel change the mood, and loafers work with the stand-collar version.
Are these only for winter?
No, we class them as all-season. They’re at their best on fall walks, cool spring days and trips, and a straight coat goes over them when it’s colder.
What if I want something sportier or lighter?
The same velvet is shown as velour tracksuits. For other fabrics, see our knit sets, or browse the whole loungewear section.
