Mr Winston Bottoms — Trackpants for Winter, Skirts for Everything Else

The trackpant range

The Heavy Weight Trackpant in Black is the flagship — heavy-weight cotton blend, brushed-back fleece interior, elasticated waist with internal drawcord, ankle cuffs, side pockets reinforced enough to hold a phone weight without sagging. Cut to pair as a matched set with the Heavy Weight Puff Zip hoodie. This is the Hobart-winter trackpant, the early-morning Sydney run trackpant, the long-haul flight trackpant.

The Everyday Track Pant in Marle is the lighter, year-round option. Slimmer through the leg than the Heavy Weight (not skinny — closer to a relaxed straight cut), lighter in weight at around 280–320 GSM, made for transitional weather and daily rotation rather than peak winter. The marle finish hides small wear and pairs cleanly with darker tops.

The Jemima Skirt range

The Jemima Skirt is the signature womenswear silhouette in Mr Winston bottoms — a tailored midi-length cut with a fitted waist and a clean A-line drape through the hip and hem. Stretch in the waistband for fit comfort without altering the silhouette. Length sits around 72–76 cm depending on size — true midi territory, neither knee-length nor ankle.

The colour run covers different ends of the wardrobe. Wine is the deep burgundy that works year-round and is probably the easiest entry point. Espresso is rich coffee brown — autumn-leaning, pairs naturally with cream, sage, and rust tones. Navy is the classic dark navy that works with most of the rest of the Mr Winston range. Sage is the muted soft green for those who already have the darker neutrals covered. The Mermaid edition is the limited iridescent colourway — released in tighter quantities and rarely restocked.

Outside the Jemima capsule, the Penny Polka-Dot Skirt is the pattern-led counterpart. Same midi length and tailored construction, with a small-scale polka print across the body fabric. Standalone seasonal piece rather than part of the core capsule.

Fit and how to size

The trackpants run true to standard streetwear sizing — XS through XL across both silhouettes. Inseam sits around 76–80 cm for adult sizing, with the elastic waist and drawcord allowing a degree of fit flexibility. Sit somewhere between your usual size and one up if you prefer a roomier silhouette through the thigh.

The Jemima Skirts use AU dress sizing — 6 through 14 across the core colourways, with seasonal pieces (Mermaid, Penny) released in tighter size runs. The fit is tailored at the waist with A-line drape through the hip — not stretchy through the body. Take your usual AU dress size; the stretch waistband absorbs minor day-to-day fluctuation without compromising silhouette.

Care and longevity

Trackpants take a cold machine wash and line dry without issue — avoid high-heat tumble drying, which shrinks the cotton blend over multiple cycles and lifts the fleece interior. Skirts are gentler — cold delicate machine wash or hand wash, line dry flat, low iron if needed. Avoid bleach across both. Wash with similar colours on the first wash, especially on the Wine and Espresso skirts where minor colour transfer can occur on the inaugural cycle.

Across the rest of the wardrobe

Pair the Heavy Weight Trackpant with a matching Mr Winston puff hoodie for a full set, or layer the Everyday Marle Trackpant with a fitted Mr Winston tee for an off-duty fit. The Jemima Skirts work cleanly with the Marle Fitted T-Shirt or the Sage Fitted Tee, finished with a knit overlayer through cooler months — the kind of fit that reads tailored without being formal.

Quick answers

Will the Heavy Weight Trackpants be warm enough for a Melbourne or Hobart winter?

Yes for Melbourne, comfortably. The 380–420 GSM brushed-back fleece interior handles a Melbourne winter without issue and pairs well with a thermal underlayer for sub-five-degree mornings. For a Hobart winter or anywhere with consistent wind exposure, layer thermals underneath rather than treating them as the standalone bottom layer.

Does the Jemima Skirt suit a workplace or only casual wear?

Both, depending on what's worn with it. The midi length and tailored A-line drape read clean enough for most modern office settings — paired with a fitted tee or knit and clean shoes, it sits comfortably in business-casual territory. Paired with a slouchy tee and trainers, it shifts entirely into weekend wear. The piece itself is more flexible than the rest of the bottoms range.

What's the practical difference between the Heavy Weight and Everyday Marle trackpants?

The Heavy Weight is thicker, fleece-backed, warmer, and built for matched-set wear with the puff hoodies — peak winter and lounge use. The Everyday Marle is lighter, slimmer through the leg, and designed for year-round daily rotation. If you want one pair, the Marle is more versatile; if you want winter-specific, the Heavy Weight does that job better.

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