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Closet Refresh: Here’s Where We’re Shopping For Loungewear In Canada

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Three different loungewear outfits from La Vie en Rose, Kotn, and Simons.
(La Vie en Rose/Kotn/Simons)

‘Tis the season for flowy sundresses, linen sets, and nautical and cottagecore pieces that bring a little whimsy to your wardrobe. But when you’re not dressing to the nines — whether you’re enjoying some much-deserved time off at the cottage or working your 9-to-5 from home — loungewear is a must. After all, who wants to deal with buttons, zippers, and compressive waistbands when they don’t have to? Not us, that’s for sure.

If you’re on the hunt for summer-friendly loungewear that doesn’t leave you paying tariffs and shipping fees up the wazoo, we’re here to help. We’re constantly trying new pieces and hitting the brick-and-mortar stores to see what local spots — and transplants from abroad — are cooking up in the fashion department. These brands prioritize comfort without sacrificing style, creating pieces you’ll get plenty of wear out of.

The Best Places to Shop for Loungewear in Canada

Aritzia

Three different loungewear outfits from Aritzia.
Aritzia Loungewear (Aritzia)

🍁 Canadian Brand

A Canadian staple with fans on both sides of the border and beyond, Aritzia makes soft, dependable loungewear in every colour of the rainbow. You’ll find plenty of matching sweatsuits, as well as sets in lighter, warm-weather-friendly fabrics that’ll see you through summer without breaking a sweat. As I write this, I’m wearing the Tomorrow Pyjama Pants with a plain tee, and I plan on adding more pieces to my cart to see me through the cooler seasons, too.

Kotn

A person wearing a Kotn off-the-shoulder sweater and a person wearing balloon pants with flats.
Kotn Loungewear (Kotn)

🍁 Canadian Brand

Based in Toronto, Kotn specializes in ethically made everyday essentials crafted from traceable Egyptian cotton. The brand’s ever-growing, ever-evolving collection boasts everything from asymmetrical tops and cozy knits to denim and outerwear, and, unsurprisingly, the loungewear is to die for, too. A quick browse will have you filling your cart with off-the-shoulder sweatshirts and roomy balloon pants.

Simons

Three models wearing loungewear outfits from Simons.
Simons Loungewear (Simons)

🍁 Canadian Brand

It should come as no surprise that Simons, Canada’s favourite family-owned department store and fashion hotspot, has you covered for summer loungewear. Its in-house brands, including Miiyu, Twik, Icône, and Contemporaine, are joined by plenty of other Canadian and international labels, giving you tons to browse no matter your style.

Roots

A person wearing a waffle long-sleeve and a pair of wide-leg lounge pants, both from Roots.
Roots Loungewear (Roots)

🍁 Canadian Brand

When you think of Roots loungewear, your mind probably immediately goes to the classic sweatpant, complete with the beloved beaver logo. And while those are a tried-and-true Canadian staple, the brand has evolved beyond them, offering a mix of practical and surprisingly chic pieces, including wide-leg woven pants, waffle tops, and plenty of other options in an impressive array of colours and fabrics.

Province of Canada

A person wearing a Province of Canada hoodie and a person wearing a full Province of Canada sweatsuit.
Province of Canada Loungewear (Province of Canada)

🍁 Canadian Brand

Province of Canada is a homegrown favourite, boasting a collab collection with Heated Rivalry and known for its oh-so-comfortable sweats and loungewear staples, all designed and made right here in our fair country. The price tag might not be as approachable as those of big-box chains, but as someone who owns a set, I can say you really do get what you pay for. These pieces hold up to washing and constant wear better than most.

Lululemon

Three models wearing different Lululemon loungewear outfits.
Lululemon Loungewear (Lululemon)

🍁 Canadian Brand

You probably rely on Lululemon for your activewear, and understandably so. The brand’s Align line is a favourite for stretchy, compressive staples that keep sweat under control and move with you. Over the years, the brand has ventured beyond gym favourites, adding stylish loungewear in performance and cozy fabrics that look as good as they feel.

La Vie en Rose

Three models wearing different La Vie en Rose loungewear sets.
La Vie en Rose Lougewear (La Vie en Rose)

🍁 Canadian Brand

This Montreal-based retailer is known for its bras and undies, but it also offers an impressive range of loungewear. Ribbed modal sets, roomy jumpsuits, and classic sweatsuits can all be found here. The best part? Everything is pretty affordable. You can easily snag a matching set for under $100, and often for much less.

Huha

Two people wearing Huha navy loungewear sets.
Huha Loungewear (Huha)

🍁 Canadian Brand

A Vancouver must, Huha specializes in mineral undies designed to prevent irritation and made with sustainable, plant-based materials. It brings that same clean, green ethos to its limited loungewear range, featuring tanks and shorts that are perfect for the sweatiest season.

UNIQLO

UNIQLO striped loungewear sets.
UNIQLO Loungewear (UNIQLO)

This beloved Japanese clothing brand is known for high-quality basics made with functional fabrics that never go out of style. While its jeans, button-downs, and bags get plenty of love on the apps, we suggest diving into its loungewear section for comfortable, breathable sets and separates that won’t break the bank. My current favourite is this ribbed top and wide-leg pants set, which is breathable enough for summer and will probably double as my Christmas pyjamas when I crank the AC in December.

GAP

Three models wearing neutral loungewear from GAP.
GAP Loungewear Outfits (GAP)

GAP does loungewear right. Whether you’re in the market for an oversized sweatsuit or something more airy and breathable, the brand has you covered. With seemingly endless colour and fit options, plus frequent sales, you can refresh your summer loungewear wardrobe and grab a few pieces for the fall season ahead without breaking the bank.

Disclaimer: The prices displayed are accurate at the time of publication. We’ll do our best to keep them as up-to-date as possible, but you may see slight changes.