Shoppers say these Hanes sweats are 'baby soft' — and you can get them for $11 right now

Izabella Zaydenberg
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Flattering and classic, these Hanes sweats have a wide waistband that doesn't roll or pinch. (Photo: Amazon)

What could be better than a cozy pair of sweatpants, a cup of tea and your favorite movie on Netflix? If you answered, "Nothing is better than that," then we understand you completely.

Sweatpants, with their soft texture and hug-like warmth, are the tried-and-true clothing of comfort. That means you can always benefit from having an extra pair or two in your drawer. And we have just the style to add to your wardrobe, The super-soft Hanes EcoSmart Sweatpants are an Amazon customer favorite with more than 29,000 (!) perfect 5-star reviews.

The Hanes EcoSmart Sweatpants have a broad elastic waistband that sits just right without digging in. Open at the bottom, they lengthen the leg rather than visually chopping it at the ankle. They're available in 11 colors — every last one both cute and practical (from solid black to a soft heathered purple). And...wait for it...they're on sale right now for 50% off, down from $22 to just $11. You've probably spent almost as much on a latte.

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

$11 $22 at Amazon

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Over 29,000 Amazon shoppers can't be wrong. These sweats are a dream. (Photo: Amazon)

$11 $22 at Amazon

“I loved finding these on sale to wear at home or to bed! I can even wear them out if I wanted,” one shopper raved. “I have machine washed them and hung to dry to make them last as long as possible without getting rough on the inside and so far so good! VERY COMFORTABLE! Great for inside, whether cold out and the heat is on, or hot out and the air conditioning is on. Very happy!”

One shopper described the fabric as “baby soft:”

“These are the most comfortable pairs of comfy pants I own,” they shared. “I purchased them for working out. After wearing them the first time, they were immediately renamed comfy pants and a second pair was ordered. The fabric is baby soft inside and just thick enough without being bulky. The waistband fits gently yet still stays in place.”

Some even compared them to more expensive loungewear: “Love these sweatpants!” one shopper noted. “They are sooo soft and fit as nicely as expensive athleisure wear. The waistband is wide and stretchy and the cut nice enough to wear out on errands, etc. They're perfect for WFH where you want something comfortable, but don't want to feel sloppy and unprofessional.”

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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