Mason's Joggers for Men and Women
Joggers weren't born as a fashion piece. Their debut dates back to the 1920s, when Émile Camuset introduced jersey trousers with ankle elastic designed exclusively for athletes. Since then, the path has been anything but linear: symbol of gyms in the '70s, banner of hip-hop in the '80s, reclaimed by athleisure in the 2000s until conquering the runways. Their story tells of a functional garment that had to earn, season after season, its aesthetic legitimacy.
In the FW25 collection, Mason's picks up this thread and takes it to another level: the jogger not as a compromise between elegance and comfort, but as a sartorial translation of a dynamic lifestyle. Athletic details like the drawstring and elasticated hem remain, but it's the quality of the fabrics — wool, velvet, technical jersey — that defines the measure of a garment that today doesn't just dress, but claims to represent.
Men's joggers: models, fabrics and fit
In the FW25 collection, Mason's men's joggers are proof that comfort and sartoriality are not opposing concepts. The brand's iconic silhouettes are declined in jogger version: the New York, the Milano, the Torino and the cargo Chile maintain their original character, but take on a more dynamic register thanks to drawstring, elasticated hem and calibrated proportions. It's not an imitation of sportswear: it's the rewriting of a language with different tools.
The fabrics define this hybrid identity. Corduroy brings depth and substance, stretch gabardine adds structure, flannel and wool take the jogger to a formal level, while the Active 4.0 jersey from the Travel & Dynamic line proves that technology can have the same dignity as noble fibers. The result isn't a "comfortable" trouser, but a garment that works because it holds together elements that usually exclude each other. This is where Mason's joggers find their sartorial legitimacy.
Women's joggers: models, fabrics and fit
Mason's FW25 women's joggers don't seek to replicate sportswear, but to transform it into a sartorial language. The Malibu Jogger City, in corduroy relaxed fit, brings the idea of softness to the terrain of measure, while the Milano, slim fit in flare version in satin or jersey, shows how rigor and fluidity can coexist in the same garment.
The Easy Jogger, relaxed and available in printed variants, and the Easy Cargo, in lurex jersey, maintain function as a starting point but translate it into calibrated proportions, without losing control. The Chile Jogger, cargo in jersey or wool, is proof that a technical detail can support a sartorial discourse, while the New York Cozy, carrot fit in gabardine or velvet, confirms how comfort can remain disciplined. Finally, the Easy Straight, in lurex jersey, chenille or printed versions, reaffirms linearity as a value: not simplification, but coherence.
It's not an alternative to chinos or cargos: Mason's FW25 women's joggers are an extension of their own vocabulary. Here comfort is not a compromise, but the point from which to restart to define a precise aesthetic.
Beyond sportswear
Joggers took a century to free themselves from the label of athletic wear. The Mason's FW25 collection proves that the journey is complete: men's and women's models, noble and technical fabrics, precise constructions. The drawstring and elasticated hem remain, but they're no longer the sign of comfort: they become details of a trouser that claims the same credibility as a chino or a cargo.
Here's the point: today Mason's joggers are not a deviation, but a measure of rigor.
FAQ – Mason's Jogger Trousers
Jogger trousers: who do they suit?
Thanks to the variety of fits, Mason's joggers adapt to different body types. The slim and flare models elongate, the carrot balance proportions, the relaxed guarantee comfort without losing structure. It's not about "suiting everyone", but about choosing the fit that supports your own silhouette.
What are jogger trousers?
They are the sartorial evolution of an athletic garment. Drawstring and elasticated hem remain, but the fabrics — wool, velvet, technical jersey — transform the jogger into trousers with aesthetic credibility, suitable for both the city and more formal contexts.
How to style joggers in winter?
With wool blazers or technical jackets to emphasize their versatility, shirts or thin sweaters to maintain their clean lines. The rule is simple: treat them as sartorial trousers, not as athletic wear.
