Teen tracksuit size 95 fit: Everlast Mini Terry Training Set

I chose the Everlast Men's Mini Terry Training Set as spring clothes for my middle-school son. He wore tracksuit sets often last winter too, so I looked for another easy, comfortable option this time.

Putting the hood zip-up and straight-leg pants on together meant there was less need to think about coordinating an outfit. My son, who has developed his own clothing preferences, said this set was comfortable and that he liked it.

What is the set price and which colors can you choose?

The Everlast Men's Mini Terry Training Set includes a hood zip-up and straight-leg pants, and it was ₩58,800 with free shipping as of March 2026.

The top could be paired in cobalt blue, gray, or black, and the bottoms in red, gray, or black. I wanted to add a point of color with a cobalt-blue top or red pants, but my son chose black for both. I even considered buying one more cobalt-blue top separately.

How is the fabric for spring?

Regular terry fabric can feel a little thick, but this set's mini terry was thin and lightweight. I thought it would be good for spring and fall, and likely useful indoors with air conditioning in summer too. The finishing was neat as well.

How did size 95 fit a 157 cm middle-schooler?

The men's sizes ran from 95 to 110, and my son, who is 157 cm tall and weighs 46 kg, chose 95. He has a generally slim build, and it fit him with room to spare.

My son likes pants to fit true to size but prefers his tops roomy. With other sets, sizing for the pants sometimes left the top too snug, which was disappointing, but this set had enough room in the top. I liked the fit when I tried it on too, at 162 cm and 50 kg.

What are the hood zip-up's details and how does it feel to wear?

The hood zip-up has a basic design accented with an Everlast label. Its drop shoulders let the shoulder line fall naturally, and the double-layer hood held its shape. The zipper and drawstring tips felt sturdy.

Flimsy sleeve cuffs can be uncomfortable to wear, but these were nicely elasticated and comfortable.

Are the straight-leg pants easy to move in, and do the knees bag out less?

The straight-leg pants made his legs look longer and were easy to move in. They looked casually great with sneakers. My son wore them to his academy as soon as they were washed on the day they arrived, then wore them again the next day. After two days of wear, I liked that the knees had not bagged out as much as I expected.

My son liked how comfortable it was, while I liked that it was easy to wash and dried quickly. It has become a set my son wears well, instead of one he agonizes over choosing every weekend.