This post is part of my ongoing partnership with Nautica. All styling is my own!
Christmas time is full of excitement and cheer. The days leading up to Christmas day always seem to fly by. Like me, you’re probably super busy shopping and working overtime so that you can take vacation days around the holiday. Then, once Christmas passes, you’re left with this awkward week in between Christmas and New Years when you forget all structure and routines and want to spend the day wearing sweatpants and comfy clothes! This happens to me every year!
Last month, I stressed the importance of keeping comfortable on a daily basis, and this month I’m continuing my quest for refined coziness with a few key pieces from Nautica.
Like I mentioned before, having sweats with a tailored fit allows you to feel comfortable and confident in your style. It’s time to trade in your oversized, sloppy sweats for something with a sleeker silhouette—still super comfy, just with a lot more refinement. These slim fit french terry joggers from Nautica hit the bullseye. This pair is from last season, but Nautica has few similar pieces this winter with the Active Fit Sweatpants, Souvenir Drawstring Joggers, and Active Fit Signature Sweats. They’re perfect to kick back and relax after a year of hard work.
Just because you may be off work, doesn’t mean your stuck at home. Tailored sweatpants easily transition from the couch to those spontaneous holiday hangouts. Complete your look with signature sporty details from the lightweight quilted Endeavour Reversible Jacket. It’s has just the right amount of punch to make a statement, yet sleek enough to wear on repeat. It goes seamlessly with denim, khakis, and sweatpants—truly versatile (and reversible!)—it’s the perfect layering piece.
Also from Nautica, I’m wearing the Crewneck Tee and Voyage Heritage Fragrance.
As always, I am proud to be a brand ambassador for Nautica—thanks for sponsoring this post and helping me kick back this weekend!
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