Awesome Pants

Danish sportswear brand Hummel dug through its archive to create a joyful collection of athleisure gear that screams ’90s. The polyester jackets and pants have swaths of yellow, orange and purple, while the cotton collared jersey has white, pink and yellow stripes.

Earth, twill and fire. Kapital’s take on gardening pants are made of lightweight cotton twill. It’s in a one size fits most loose fit and is secured with a drawstring. It comes with a detachable apron with multiple pockets. Available in khaki or navy.

Snowpiercer. Designer Greg Lauren brought an edge to luxury brand Moncler’s clean and shiny apparel by replacing all or part of them with his brand’s washed and weathered clothing and fabric. Lauren called his approach “destroyed elegance and imperfect perfection.”

Stretch and flex. adidas updated their iconic sports apparel with a knit construction. Parts of the jacket and the pants have different patterns and are thinner to provide better ventilation. If only it came in classic white and green.

Infrared jawnz. Workwear meets vintage military in Nigel Cabourn’s loose and reversible linen pants. One side has a laid back DPM camo pattern, while the other side has the more aggressive frog camo. Available in brown or olive.

Show off your socks and your dope high tops with Nonnative’s summer pants. The Shin Cut Trooper Trousers are made of lightweight cotton twill. They have large hand and thigh pockets, plus zip cuffs and waist cinches. Available in olive or gray.

Post-apocalyptic hand-me-downs. Decoster founder Ziggy Chen combined oversized fits, blue collar colors and DIY repair aesthetics for his fall/winter catalog. The collection is lava. Write to [email protected] for availability.

adidas teamed up with skateboarder Lucas Puig and his homies at Hélas for a dope ’80s-themed collection. The highlights are a track jacket, track pants and shorts that are all made of nylon. The drop also includes an all-white variant of the Matchcourt skate shoe.

The Common Folk’s Spring Summer 2017 collection is a tongue-in-cheek mix of traditional Japanese silhouettes and athleisure, decked in the season’s colors and patterns. The headliner is a kimono-length reversible sukajan, but all the pants are fire.

Coalatree’s outdoor pants are made of nylon ripstop and spandex to keep them lightweight – just 10.9oz – flexible and durable. They also have a water-resistant coating, reinforced stitching, a gusseted crotch, and ankle ties to adjust their length.

Betabrand’s member-designed sweatpants big innovation are their reverse-entry side “sitting-pockets.” They prevent the items inside from spilling out when you take a seat or bend your legs while also making them easier to access in tight spaces.

A thoroughly modern take on jogging pants, steering clear of the sloppy look of sweats. The Bradbury has a stretchy, water-repellant Nylon/Spandex fabric, with zippered bottoms, and a slim, tapered leg that fits just right, but still lets you move.

Aether’s slim-cut Ramble Pant could almost pass for casual wear. But they’re actually fully protective and padded motorcycle pants. They have a three-layer construction that makes them wind- and water-resistant, and are made of stretchable fabric for a comfy ride.

Palace Skateboards too rich and rare for your blood? FILA and Champion too boring? Adidas too mainstream? Italy’s athleisure gods have your back. Ellesse’s Spring Summer 2017 Heritage collection brings back ’90s track and yacht wear in modern silhouettes.

Prometheus Design Werx’s utility pants. The Odyssey is made from US MILSPEC cotton and ripstop nylon and has reinforced stitching on major seams, articulated knees, multitool pockets, no-twist D-rings and low easy access side pockets.

Harajuku-based fashion label Beams rides on the comeback train of New York’s original athleisure brand Champion with this laid-back line of jersey sweatshirts, pants, shorts and tees.

The highlights of Canadian brand The Common Folk’s Fall Winter 2016 collection include everything. They’re all good. All of them. The Kimon collection features shirts, jackets, pants and overalls in traditional Japanese silhouettes with embroidered or heat pressed family crests.

All Day Ich Dream About Sportswear. Streetwear meets futsal in Adidas Originals and Palace Skateboards’ latest collaboration. The collection includes a track jacket, jerseys and two futsal shoes. Drops 11/12/16, and coming soon to scalpers near you.

Topo Designs‘ climbing pants have a slim cut so you can wear them even if you’re just chilling on level ground. They’re made of stretchable cotton and have a gusseted crotch, a T-lock belt, a chalk bag loop and a zippered back pocket.

The much-awaited collaboration between Nike’s Jordan brand and Drake’s record label OVO Sound is out now. Or most likely sold out already. The collection is highlighted by a white and champagne Jordan XII, but we’ve got our eyes on the oversized Jumpman logo hoodie.

Olivers’ slim casual pants are deceptively rugged. They’re made of Cordura nylon and Spandex so they’re stretchy, water-repellent and breathable. They also have a gusseted crotch for more freedom of movement. Available in navy blue and olive green.

Casual pants with “all the perks of sweatpants and all the class of jeans.” They’re made from either wool or lightly washed denim, have a drawstring waistband and a great relaxed fit. Available in sand, light blue, gray, maroon and green.

British apparel brand Dropdead has a line of officially-licensed Sonic the Hedgehog clothing and accessories. The ’90s inspired collection includes sweaters, jackets, tees, hats, and slipper replicas of Sonic’s Power Sneakers.