Jogger Pants
Olive Sweatpants by Gap
How to wear Gap Jogger Pants
If you like classic combinations, then you'll appreciate this combo of a blue denim jacket and Gap olive sweatpants. Show off your sophisticated side by finishing with a pair of beige leather heeled sandals.
This combination of a beige horizontal striped long sleeve t-shirt and Gap Jogger Pants is very easy to throw together and so comfortable to sport as well! Serve a little outfit-mixing magic by wearing dark brown leather loafers.
Combining an olive hoodie and Gap Jogger Pants will prove your expert styling even on dress-down days. A pair of white athletic shoes adds just the right amount of visual interest to this outfit.
Why not reach for a grey open cardigan and Gap olive sweatpants? Both pieces are very functional and look nice when worn together. White canvas low top sneakers are a stylish complement to this look.
If you're all about comfort styling when it comes to fashion, you'll appreciate this extra cute pairing of a black crew-neck t-shirt and Gap Jogger Pants from Gap. With footwear, go for something on the more elegant end of the spectrum and complete your outfit with beige leather heeled sandals.
A tan dress shirt and Gap olive sweatpants worn together are such a dreamy outfit for those dressers who love cool chic ensembles. We love how complete this outfit looks when rounded off with a pair of brown leather chelsea boots.
A grey tweed coat and Gap Jogger Pants from Gap are a smart outfit that will take you throughout the day. The whole outfit comes together wonderfully if you complement your look with a pair of charcoal low top sneakers.
A navy crew-neck t-shirt and Gap olive sweatpants are a smart combination to have in your casual styling repertoire. A pair of beige suede wedge sandals will lift up this look.
If you want to feel confident in your look, consider teaming a dark green turtleneck with Gap Jogger Pants from Gap. If you need to immediately kick up this ensemble with one item, why not introduce black leather ankle boots to the equation?