Women's training set size exchange at 168 cm: Everlast One-Mile Wear
In short
Everlast Women's Raglan One-Mile Wear is a sweatshirt and jogger-pants training set from Korea. At 168 cm, I exchanged both pieces from size 95 to 100 for a better length, and found the lightweight fabric and adjustable waistband comfortable for dog walks and park stretching. Verdict: Once I found the right size, it was an easy, comfortable set to wear.
Good to know
- Product
- Everlast Women's Raglan One-Mile Wear Sweatshirt + Jogger Pants
- Fit tested
- 168 cm; exchanged both top and pants from size 95 to size 100
- Size range
- 90–105
- Season
- 26SS
- Jogger pants
- Cropped-length joggers with waistband and cuff elastic, an internal adjustable drawstring, and side pockets
- Color options
- The top and pants can be purchased in matching or different colors
Prices as written by the tester on Apr 5, 2026 · not updated automatically
I was given the Everlast Raglan One-Mile Wear sweatshirt and jogger-pants set to try. It is a useful set for everything from comfortable clothes at home to everyday outfits, so I also wore it when taking my dog for a walk.
What size fit 168 cm best?
The pieces I wore are from the 26SS release and come in sizes 90 through 105. You can match the top and pants in the same color, or buy them in different colors.
At 168 cm, the size 95 I chose at first felt a little small. After exchanging it for size 100, the length fit well, and I changed both the sweatshirt and pants to the same size.
Were the jogger length and elastic waistband comfortable?
The pants are cropped-length joggers with elastic at the waist and cuffs. The fit had room, naturally covering my lower-body lines, and the pants did not drag or get in the way.
Elastic runs all the way around the waist, so it felt soft and comfortable. I could adjust the waist with the drawstring inside the band, and because the string was not visible outside, it did not disrupt the fit.
There are pockets at the sides, with bartack reinforcement stitching at their openings. The design and price also felt approachable to me.
When I actually wore them, the waist gathered into shirring. I liked that it created a shape different from a straight, falling fit.
How did the fabric feel?
The fabric was thin and lightweight, and it felt cooler than regular cotton fabric. Its surface had a subtle slub texture, which kept it from looking plain.
How were the sweatshirt's fit and finishing?
The sweatshirt has a raglan design and a roomy loose fit. It naturally covered the body's lines, and its basic length felt comfortable and secure.
The neckline was taped with a band bearing the Everlast logo. When worn, the neckline looked neat without stretching out.
The stitching throughout was another nice detail.
There was a large logo print in a subtle color on the front. I liked how the logo blended in without looking out of place.
Was it comfortable for walking and stretching, too?
I wore the top and pants to take my dog for a walk. I layered a vest I already owned over the top.
I also tried stretching in the park during the walk. Wearing size 100 at 168 cm, I checked the pants length and how they felt while moving.
Even when I did a split with my legs apart, the crotch did not rip. The stretch felt fine for the stretches I tried.
It was still comfortable after the walk, so I kept it on and wore it out again for an evening walk. I needed a size exchange at first, but after changing it, the length and comfort fit me well.
