Sweatpants, joggers, same trousers
Half the sport calls these joggers and half calls them sweatpants, so here's the answer: it's one product. Ours are cut with a tapered leg and a ribbed cuff at the ankle, which is what people mean when they say jogger, in a midweight fleece, which is what people mean when they say sweatpants. If you searched either word you're in the right place.
The spec, since nobody else prints one
Midweight 8.5 oz/yd², 80% ring-spun cotton to 20% polyester. That ratio is deliberate: enough cotton to feel like something you'd wear on a rest day, enough polyester to survive being washed twice a week through a season without going shapeless. The waistband is elastic with a drawcord, so it holds through warm-ups without a belt-tightening ritual. Two lined hand pockets and a back pocket, which is where a mouthguard case or a phone goes when you're between quarters.
Why the cuff matters more than you'd think
An open-hem sweatpant drags in the mud and catches under a slide. The ribbed cuff sits above the shoe, stays put during lateral movement, and doesn't ride up when you kneel to lace up. It's a small thing that decides whether a pair lives in your bag or in a drawer. Goalies get the most out of this, which is why the Tendy Joggers exist as their own design rather than a logo swap.
Five colourways
Three run in heather grey: the Hobo, the Tendy for keepers, and the Scoop. Heather grey is the pair that goes with everything and shows the least after a muddy fall ball session. Camo Black is the darkest option and the one that hides the most. Camel is the odd one out and the one that gets noticed, currently the best-stocked of the five.
Sizing and fit
XS through 2XL, six sizes, cut relaxed through the thigh with the taper below the knee. That means full range of motion for a warm-up without excess fabric at the ankle. Between sizes, take the smaller one and let the drawcord do the work, which is the opposite advice to our hoodies because these are meant to sit closer. For younger players, the youth joggers are proportioned for a youth frame rather than shrunk from an adult pattern.
What they get worn with
Fall ball mornings, indoor winter leagues, the drive to a 7am tournament, and roughly every rest day between October and March. A lacrosse hoodie over the top is the standard pairing, a beanie makes it a cold-weather kit, and tees handle the layer underneath. When it warms up, most people swap to mesh shorts and leave these in the bag until fall. The full lacrosse clothing range has the rest.
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