For a luxurious, high-octane and slightly retro take on the tech-jersey tracksuit, turn to our pals at LOEWE. This season, creative director Mr Jonathan Anderson has trimmed out the classic blueprint with an array of luxe details (note the Anagram embroidery and leather zip-pull). Better yet, it’s cast it in an eye-catching electric blue that will grab attention for the right reasons.

Mr Tom Ford may live, work and quite possibly sleep in a sleek black tuxedo, but that doesn’t mean he won’t cater to his less preternaturally put-together customers. That said, don’t expect anything less than Italian-made, garment-dyed, subtly luxurious pieces, even in the sweat suit department. It is TOM FORD after all.

The ultimate if-you-know-you-know label for quiet luxury lovers, Brunello Cucinelli was never going to compromise on quality even when it came to indoor clothes. True enough, it has elevated the loungewear game to new heights by way of this minimally designed, Italian-made cotton-jersey combo (trimmed with suede drawstrings no less) in a wealthy shade of white.

Rock’n’roll knows no days off in the AMIRI universe. Which is to say, devoted fans of the edgy Californian label can now stay on brand even from the comfort of their homes thanks to this cosy, logo-printed and subtly sun-beached shorts and hoodie set.

“Sweatpants are a sign of defeat,” said the late fashion icon Mr Karl Lagerfeld – but only because he’d never seen this pairing by Gucci. Rather, cop this crisp white logo-embroidered sweatshirt with the matching shorts, both of which nod to the rarefied world of tennis, and we can guarantee you’re onto a winner.

This season, the king of the subversive knit trades plunging necklines and provocative cut-outs for an altogether more pared-back pairing. Arriving in his signature moody hues and slouchy silhouettes, both the zip-up hoodie and the tapered sweatpants are spun from a sumptuous cashmere blend for comfort beyond compare, albeit with a Rick Owens-worthy dash of attitude.