Why Don’t You Slip Into Something More Comfortable?

November 18, 2021

They say you are what you do when nobody is watching, but how about what you wear when no one is looking? With Fear of God’s first Loungewear collection, you can bring the feeling of luxury to even those most personal moments. In capturing the essence of intimacy and sanctity of home life, this leisurely line gives a new meaning to modern comfort.

Arriving just in time for the holiday season, an assortment of cozy yet classic loungewear is a must. Whether you spend the day unwinding with your family or spaced out on the sofa, Fear of God has got you covered. Key pieces from the collection include a waffle knit robe, cotton and silk PJs, and that perfect pair of underwear you’ve been searching for.

As a collection highlight, the boxer briefs come in sets of two with snug stretch cotton for everyday ease. Made from a blend of Italian handcrafted fabrics and materials, each item comes in signature muted colorways of Cement and Black. Featuring clean silhouettes with a razor-sharp focus on comfort, these daily essentials are the ultimate attire for life’s quieter side.

Text by: Megan Hein
Photos courtesy of Fear of God

The Loungewear collection is available online now

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