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13 Super Comfy Loungewear Sets From Canadian Brands

Including a pair of tailored sweats you can absolutely wear to the office.
A woman in a grey loungewear set on a purple geometric background.

There are few things more comforting than wrapping yourself up in fleece on a cold day—it's as Canadian as ice skating at the community rink or picking up a box of Timbits on a road trip. We love all things cozy, so it's not surprising that homegrown brands have mastered the art of making a really, really good loungewear set. From sleek knits to fleece-lined sets, we've rounded up the plushest, dreamiest pieces by some of our favourite Canadian brands.

The Best Canadian Loungewear Sets To Shop in 2025

Roots Cloud Full-Zip Hoodie, $98 and Cloud Sweatpants, $88

A model wearing a navy Roots loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

Roots sweats are nothing short of iconic, and it's not surprising seeing as they've been making them since 1973. The Cloud line is made from the plushest, softest cotton and available in various styles, including wide-leg and flared cargo pants. The sets comes in a soothing palette of navy, cream, dusky rose and lilac.

Frank and Oak The Compact Sweater, $129, and The Compact Sweater Pants, $129

A model wearing a tan Frank and Oak loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

Made from a blend of recycled synthetic fibres and viscose derived from wood pulp, this eco-conscious loungewear set offers cashmere-like softness and warmth. The slightly oversized fit is incredibly comfortable, but the streamlined silhouette and neutral hue make a chic statement.

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Miiyu x Twik Loose Lounge T-Shirt, $35, and Lounge Shorts, $25

A model wearing a navy short Miiyu loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

Bike shorts and an oversized tee are a tried-and-true lazy day combo. This lounge set is crafted with a silky blend of cotton and modal for breathability, which makes it comfy to sleep in as well. Pieces are sold separately and come in a wide array of colours so you can build your own combo.

Lululemon Heavyweight Fleece Oversized Pullover, $148, and Fleece Sweatshorts, $98

A model wearing a green Lululemon short loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

A soothing green hue is guaranteed to make your day more relaxing. This sweatshirt-and-shorts set is made from a plush fabric that's both thick and stretchy, with a slim-fit silhouette that's ideal for those who prefer a more sophisticated approach to their off-duty looks.

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Aritzia Sweatfleece Boxy Zip Hoodie, $90, and Wide Sweatpants, $75

A model wearing a pink Aritzia loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

Not all sweats have to be put away when temperatures rise. Case in point: Aritzia's Terry Sweatfleece fabric is lightweight and breathable, striking the perfect balance between cozy and cool. Just picture yourself wearing this boxy zip-up hoodie and wide-leg pants set around the campfire on a cottage getaway with the girls.

Kotn Cozy Crewneck, $88, and Cozy Track Pant, $88

A model wearing a white Kotn loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

With stylish details like a mockneck collar and visible front seams, this loungewear set made from Egyptian cotton truly stands out. You can also add some polish your weekend wardrobe with a matching skirt.

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La Vie En Rose Heavy Ribbed Half-Zip Sweatshirt, $45, and Heavy Ribbed Pants, $40

A model wearing a lilac La Vie En Rose loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

A ribbed fabric is an easy way to add texture to an outfit without making a bold statement. This supremely chic and cozy set is available in black, cream and a pretty icy blue hue to brighten up laid-back days.

Good for Sunday Cotton Slub Shirt, $125, Cotton Slub Pants, $98

A model wearing a blue Good for Sunday loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

Designed and manufactured in Toronto, this cotton set has the lived-in look of linen, albeit softer and comfier. Whether you wear each piece separately or opt for a matchy vibe, it's sure to become a go-to during the warmer seasons.

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Province of Canada Flag Fleece Sweatshirt, $128, and Flag Fleece Sweatpants, $138

A model wearing a brown Province of Canada loungewear set in a cottage room for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

This loungewear set is manufactured in Canada with locally made fleece weaved from natural fibres and shipped in plastic-free packaging, meaning you can feel good about every aspect of your purchase. The set comes in different colours—including cream, navy, blue and green—but the chocolate hue is right on trend for the season.

Free Label Dani Tank, $118, and Friday Pants, $178

A model wearing a navy Free Label loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

Vancouver-based brand Free Label makes size-inclusive loungewear in small batches. This set is made from an ultra-soft bamboo-based fabric that's custom-knit and dyed in Toronto. The top is reversible with either a high neckline or a V-neck.

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Cherry Gardens Dahlia Bralette Top, $80, and Rosalee Pants, $133

A model wearing a pink and red Cherry Gardens loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

This flared-leg set crafted from bamboo fleece is the perfect way to dip your toes into the Y2K-revival aesthetic. It's comfortable and stretchy, but the two-tone design give it a stylish touch.

Lezé the Label Charlotte + Tyler Set, $269

A model wearing a brown Lezé the Label loungewear set for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

This ultra-thick, cloud-like set is made from a blend of modal, recycled nylon and spandex sourced from upcycled fishing nets. The poncho cape is an eye-catching way to upgrade your run-of-the-mill loungewear.

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OkayOK Coco Pants, $135

A model wearing a pair of black OkayOK loungewear pants for an article about the best Canadian loungewear brands.

Want loungewear you can wear to the office? Look for a pair of tailored pants, like this flared cropped style with stylish front pockets. They’re the perfect mix of comfy and polished, and they’re especially great for travel days when you need to go straight from the airport to a meeting.

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Andréanne Dion is the senior editor, style and beauty at Chatelaine.

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