Women's Oversized Cropped Zip-Through Hoodie & Wide-Leg Sweatpants Set

Women’s Oversized Cropped Zip-Through Hoodie & Wide-Leg Sweatpants Set – Cold-Shoulder Cut-Out, White Contrast Piping – 4 Colors S–XL

Two details make this set different from every other hoodie-and-sweatpants set you’ve seen: a cold-shoulder cut-out at each sleeve — a clean oval opening where the shoulder meets the sleeve, bare skin in the middle of a long-sleeve jacket — and white contrast piping that runs continuously along every seam and edge of both pieces, turning the silhouette into a graphic line drawing of itself. Everything else is exactly what it looks like: an oversized cropped zip-through hoodie with a puff sleeve and elasticated cuff, matched to high-waist wide-leg drawstring sweatpants with matching side-seam piping. In Gray, Brown, Sky Blue, and Pink. Sizes S through XL.

The oversized cropped zip-through hoodie is the set’s centrepiece and the garment where all four of its distinguishing design decisions are concentrated. The first is the full-length centre-front zipper: this is a zip-through hoodie, not a pullover. A silver metallic two-way zipper runs from the hem to the chin, functional and clean. The zipper means the hoodie can be worn fully open — as a jacket over the white crop tank layered underneath in all images — or partially or fully zipped for warmth. In all images the zipper is worn partially open at the chest, exposing the white tank beneath and creating the intentional layering silhouette the set is designed around. The second design decision is the cold-shoulder cut-out: at each sleeve seam, where the sleeve joins the jacket body at the shoulder, a clean oval or rectangular section of fabric is removed, leaving a defined, deliberate opening that exposes the bare shoulder. The cut-out is consistent across all colorways — images 5, 7, 8, and 9 show it most clearly in the Brown and Pink colorways — and is visible from both the front and the side. This is the detail that gives the hoodie its fashion-forward identity: a long-sleeve, hooded, zip-through jacket with both shoulders cut open is a precise, considered construction that contradicts its own thermal logic in the most appealing way possible. The third design decision is the puff/balloon sleeve with elasticated gathered cuff: the sleeve is cut with significant volume through the upper arm and from elbow to wrist, creating a generous, rounded, ballooning sleeve shape. At the wrist, the sleeve gathers into a wide ribbed elasticated cuff — a structured, close-fitting wrist band that contains the volume of the sleeve above it and creates the signature puff silhouette visible in all images. The cuff construction is clear in the close-up images (7 and 9, Gray and Pink) where the gathered ribbing at the wrist is directly visible. The fourth design decision is the white contrast piping: a clean, continuous white trim line runs along every seam and edge of the jacket — along the sleeve from shoulder cut-out to cuff, along the hem of the jacket body, around the perimeter of the cold-shoulder cut-out, and along the zipper edge. This piping is the graphic element that makes the set read as designed rather than manufactured: it traces the geometry of the jacket in a contrasting white line, giving the solid-color fleece a precision finish that references luxury sportswear construction.

The hoodie body is oversized and cropped: the body is voluminous and boxy from the shoulder through the torso, hanging in generous folds of heavyweight sweatshirt-weight fabric, but the hemline is short — ending at approximately the high waist or midriff, exposing a narrow section of bare skin above the trouser waistband. In images 1 and 8 (Gray and Sky Blue full-length), the gap between the hoodie hem and the trouser waistband is visible and clearly intentional: the set is designed to be worn with a layering piece underneath — a white ribbed crop tank or bralette — that fills the gap and provides the layering moment that defines the set’s styling identity. The hood is large, structured, and generously proportioned, with a black drawstring cord (black across all four colorways) that falls forward from the hood opening — the black cord creating a graphic contrast detail against the solid color of the jacket. A kangaroo-style front pocket provides a functional horizontal opening at the lower front of the jacket body.

The high-waist wide-leg drawstring sweatpants are the correct counterpart and the piece where the set’s visual consistency is completed. The waistband is wide, elasticated, and high-rise, sitting at or above the natural waist with a matching-color drawstring that falls forward in a clean, low-key loop. The leg is very wide and full-length — a true wide-leg silhouette that falls in broad, generous columns of fabric from the high waist to the floor, pooling slightly at the ankle in the full-length shots (images 1 and 8). This is not a tapered jogger or a cropped sweatpant — it is a floor-length wide-leg sweatpant that has more in common with a wide-leg trouser in its silhouette than with a conventional tracksuit bottom. The matching white contrast piping runs down the outer side seam of the pants from waistband to hem, creating the visual continuity with the jacket above: the same white line that defines the jacket’s seams continues as a vertical accent line down the outer leg of the pants, completing the set’s unified graphic identity. The hem is open and clean — no cuff, no gathering — allowing the wide leg to fall at full length without interruption. Side pockets on both sides.

What Makes It Work

The cold-shoulder cut-out on a long-sleeve hooded jacket is the design tension that makes the hoodie fashion rather than sportswear: a hoodie is a thermal garment — it covers and warms. A hoodie with shoulders cut open contradicts its own thermal function and in doing so becomes a fashion statement. The cold-shoulder cut-out is the detail that transforms a heavyweight sweatshirt into a considered, editorial, intentional piece — it signals that the designer made a deliberate decision to expose skin in an unexpected place on a garment that conventionally covers everything. The white contrast piping is the construction detail that unifies the two pieces into a set: without the piping, a cropped zip hoodie and wide-leg sweatpants in the same color would read as a matching set by color alone. With the piping running continuously across both pieces — along the jacket seams above and down the pants outer seam below — the set reads as a single designed garment that happens to come in two pieces. The piping is the visual grammar that connects them. The cropped jacket over wide-leg pants is the proportioning decision that makes the silhouette work at scale: a full-length, oversized jacket over wide-leg pants would create a top-heavy, shapeless silhouette. A cropped jacket over wide-leg pants creates a balanced, high-waisted silhouette that emphasises the waist transition between the two pieces and lets the wide leg read at full volume without being overwhelmed by fabric above. The puff sleeve and elasticated wrist cuff add volume at the upper arm that balances the volume of the wide-leg pants below: a narrow, plain sleeve on a cropped jacket over very wide-leg pants would create a top-narrow, bottom-heavy visual imbalance. The puffed sleeve adds volume at the upper body that balances the trouser volume below, creating a symmetric, considered silhouette.

Product Details

• Set Includes: 1 × Oversized Cropped Zip-Through Hoodie + 1 × High-Waist Wide-Leg Drawstring Sweatpants
• Jacket Closure: Full-Length Centre-Front Metal Zipper (Two-Way)
• Jacket Hood: Large Structured Hood with Black Drawstring
• Jacket Shoulders: Cold-Shoulder Cut-Out (Oval Opening at Each Sleeve/Body Seam)
• Jacket Sleeve: Puff / Balloon Long Sleeve with Wide Ribbed Elasticated Gathered Cuff at Wrist
• Jacket Fit: Oversized / Boxy Through Body, Cropped at High Waist / Midriff
• Jacket Pocket: Kangaroo-Style Front Horizontal Pocket
• Trim Detail: White Contrast Piping / Trim Along All Jacket Seams, Hem, Cut-Out Edge, and Pants Outer Side Seam
• Pants Waist: Wide High-Rise Elasticated Waistband with Drawstring
• Pants Leg: Wide-Leg / Straight, Full-Length, Open Hem
• Pants Pockets: Side Pockets (Both Sides)
• Fabric: Heavyweight Fleece-Weight Polyester Sweatshirt Knit (Soft, Structured, Warm, Non-Pilling)
• Colors: Gray (Cool Medium Gray), Brown (Deep Chocolate Brown), Sky Blue (Powder / Baby Blue), Pink (Bubblegum / Candy Pink)
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL
• Fit: The jacket is genuinely oversized — size to your bust, or size down for a less voluminous fit. The pants have a high-rise elasticated waist — size to your hips. If between sizes, size up for the relaxed, oversized fit shown in images.
• Styling note: Wear with a white ribbed crop tank or bralette beneath the open zipper, exactly as styled in all images. The cropped jacket length is designed to be worn open with a layering piece visible beneath.
• Note: Asian sizing runs 1–2 sizes smaller than US/European — size up if between sizes.
• Occasion: Street style, weekend casual, gym-to-street, airport travel, casual errands, urban outings
• Season: Autumn / Winter / Spring (heavyweight sweatshirt fabric; the cold-shoulder cut-out makes it best for mild-to-cool temperatures)

US Size Guide

The jacket is oversized — size to your bust, or size down for less volume. The pants have a high-rise elasticated waist — size to your hips. All measurements are body measurements in inches.

Measurements are body measurements in inches. Jacket is oversized — size to bust or size down for less volume. Pants have high-rise elasticated waist — size to hips. Asian sizing runs 1–2 sizes smaller than US/European. Please allow ±1” variance due to manual measurement.

Color Gallery

How to Style It

The styling across all nine product images is consistent, considered, and directly reproducible. The most important styling instruction comes first: always wear a white ribbed crop tank or bralette beneath the hoodie, worn open at the zip. The cropped jacket is designed to be styled open — the white underlayer fills the V-opening created by the unzipped front and provides the midriff and chest layering that the set’s proportioning requires. Without an underlayer, the open hoodie reads as unfinished. With the white ribbed tank beneath, it reads as exactly as styled in every image. Gold small hoop earrings are the only jewelry worn in most images — small, clean, unfussy. The set’s volume at the shoulder (the puff sleeve and oversized body) means that heavy necklaces or statement earrings compete rather than complement; a small hoop is the correct scale. White chunky platform lace-up trainers — the same white trainers across all colorways. The white sole mirrors the white contrast piping of the set and creates a visual ground-to-top coordination. Black braided hood drawstrings — the black cords fall forward from the hood in all images and are a graphic accent detail; leave them loose and forward as shown rather than tucking them inside. Gray is the most versatile and urban — cool medium gray with white piping and black drawstrings reads as the most street-ready and broadly wearable of the four colorways; it works with every sneaker color and every underlayer. Brown (deep chocolate) is the most elevated and unexpected — a dark, rich chocolate brown sweat set with white piping is unusual and deliberate; it reads warm, premium, and fashion-aware. Best worn with warm-toned accessories (the silver ring visible in the Brown images is an intentional cool-tone contrast to the warmth of the brown). Sky Blue is the freshest and most season-forward — a powder blue wide-leg sweat set reads as spring-adjacent, clean, and youthful; the white piping pops most clearly against the light blue. Pink is the most playful and high-impact — the bubblegum pink with white piping and black drawstrings is the colorway for the buyer who wants the set to announce itself; style it with white trainers and nothing else competing.

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, inside out — the heavyweight polyester fleece retains its surface finish and color best with cold-water, gentle-cycle washing; turning inside out protects the white piping and outer surface from abrasion
• Do not bleach — the solid-color dyeing and white piping trim are sensitive to bleach; bleaching will cause uneven color degradation and may damage the piping trim
• Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry — low heat tumble drying is acceptable for polyester fleece; avoid high heat which can cause the fabric surface to pill, the elasticated cuff to lose its stretch, and the zipper pull to warp
• Do not iron the piping directly — the white contrast piping/trim is heat-sensitive; if pressing the fabric is necessary, avoid ironing directly over the piping. Press the solid-color panels on the reverse side at a warm setting only
• Store hung on a wide hanger — the oversized jacket holds its shape best when stored on a hanger with adequate shoulder width; the puff sleeve will maintain its shape better stored hung than folded flat under pressure

Colors may vary slightly due to monitor display settings. Jacket is oversized — size to bust or size down for less volume. Asian sizing runs 1–2 sizes smaller than US/European. Machine wash cold gentle. Please refer to the size chart above before ordering.