Women's lightweight lounge set for errands: Everlast One-Mile Wear

While looking for something comfortable to wear to the café or just around my neighborhood, I tried the Everlast Women's Raglan One-Mile-Wear Sweatshirt and Jogger Pants. It was introduced as a new Spring/Summer release as of March 2026, when I wrote the original post. To me, it felt more like everyday clothing than workout wear, so I kept reaching for it.

How thick is it for spring outings?

It was thin and lightweight, so it never felt stuffy. It let a little breeze through, which made it comfortable for a light walk or an outing. When mornings and evenings were chilly, the sweatshirt seemed to hold in some warmth, so I thought it would work well from spring into early summer.

How do the raglan sweatshirt's shoulders and sleeves fit?

Because of the raglan design, the shoulder line fell softly. On me, my shoulders did not look boxy, and my upper body did not look bulky either. The sleeves had enough room to lightly cover the backs of my hands, which gave it that comfortable everyday-clothes feel.

Are the jogger pants comfortable for long wear and movement?

The elastic waistband had just enough stretch without feeling too tight, so it stayed comfortable even after wearing it for a long time. There was no pulling when I sat down and stood up, and the knees did not seem to bag out much, so they were comfortable at home too. The ankle cuffs were not overly tight either, and they fell naturally with sneakers.

What outings did I wear it for, and could I style the pieces separately?

After wearing it for several days, I found myself reaching for it more for grocery runs, café trips, and walks than for going to the gym. Worn as a set, I did not have to think about an outfit, which was handy when I had to head out in a hurry. The sweatshirt did not look awkward with jeans, and the jogger pants worked well with other T-shirts too.

Did it stretch out or twist after several washes?

Even after washing it several times, I noticed almost no stretching at the neckline or twisting of the fabric. I worried that the thin material might wear out quickly, but during the time I used it, it felt sturdier than I expected. For everyday clothes I pull out often, it was relatively low-maintenance.