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Uber-Soft Women’s Lounge Pants You’ll Want to Put on as Soon as Possible

JUST LOUNGIN’ AROUND

There’s something freeing about putting on a pair of loungepants that are so soft, you wish you could live in them.

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The first thing I tend to do when I get home is take off my work clothes and step into a pair of comfy pants. These pants range from softball team sweatpants from high school to stretchy leggings. But I really keep going back to a pair of lounge pants I picked up from Target. They’re drapey and soft but comfortable and sturdy enough that if I had to run out to the store to pick something up, I’d feel okay about doing so (well, comfortable about what I was wearing, not about leaving the couch). Here are some of the best lounge pants out there for you to spend your days and nights enjoying.

Women's Second Skin Lounge Pant

I have the Second Skin Underwear and they are incredibly soft, so the fact that you can get it in a full pant option is just amazing. It’s made from modal, polyester, and spandex to give you the perfect amount of softness and stretch. Don't miss our coupons to save on Tommy John's entire collection.

Siro Draped Jogger

Lunya really knows what it’s doing when it comes to comfortable, breathable loungewear and pajamas. These pants are no different. They have pockets, a wide waistband, and they’re perfectly draped so they don’t ride up while you’re laid out.

Boerum Jogger

While Brooklinen really excels in bedding, they really hit the nail on the head with the stuff you wear while you’re in bed. The Boerum Jogger is made from French Terry and even has a third pocket on the back for all your snacks.

CYZ Women’s Casual Stretch Cotton Lounge Pants

These 95% cotton, wide-leg pants come in a multitude of colors and feature a drawstring waist so you can get the right fit no matter what. 

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