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Peace In War sweatpants are some of the most recognizable bottoms the brand makes, and the skull logo is a big reason why. Whether you wear them as part of a matching set or on their own with a graphic tee, the soft fleece, tapered fit and bold artwork set them apart from ordinary gym sweats. So if you're trying to pick the right pair, this guide covers every style, the fit, the price and the best ways to wear them in 2026.
Most sweatpants are made for the gym and look like it. Peace In War sweats, on the other hand, are built to be worn out, with a soft fleece-lined cotton blend, a clean taper toward the ankle and artwork that actually says something. The adjustable drawstring waist lets you dial in the fit, while the tapered leg keeps the shape neat over sneakers instead of bunching up. Pull on the Skull Sweats and you'll notice the fleece feels thick and cozy without being stiff, which makes them easy to wear all day. Regular prices run from $120 to $160, but most pairs are currently on sale for around $60 to $100.
These sweats sit somewhere between slim and relaxed, with room through the hip and a steady taper from the knee down. So for most people, your normal size works best. But if you're between sizes or like extra room through the seat, go up one, since the drawstring will take care of the waist and the tapered ankle keeps the leg looking proportional. Before ordering, check the size chart on the product page and compare it with a pair of sweats you already like.
If you're buying one pair, make it the Skull Sweats. The skull logo is the design people spot from across the street, and it's the piece most closely tied to the brand's identity. Honestly, they're our favorite bottoms in the whole store, because they look just as good with a plain tee as they do with a loud graphic hoodie.
Same skull design, much louder color. The Neon Skull Sweats are for anyone who wants their bottoms to be the main event, so it's best to keep your top simple and let the neon do the work.
Both of these sit on the store's best seller list for a reason. The Evo Sweats give you a clean, easy-to-style design, while the Eu Sweats bring a different graphic take with the same comfortable build. Plus, either pair works nicely as a first buy if the skull isn't your thing.
This pair leans straight into the "war" side of the brand name. The Digital Camo Sweatpants swap a single graphic for an all-over camo pattern, and at their current sale price, they're also one of the cheapest ways into the range.
These are the most unusual sweats in the store. The detachable fur detail adds warmth and a bit of attitude in colder months, and then you can take it off when the weather warms up. You can pick the light Pearl Grey or the darker Onyx Black, depending on how you like to dress.
A matching set with a Peace In War Hoodie is the most put-together look, especially if you keep both pieces in similar tones. On warmer days, swap the hoodie for a graphic tee from the Peace In War Shirt range. When you're mixing pieces, keep the colors tight, since black and grey sweats sit cleanly under almost any top. As for shoes, low-profile sneakers work best with the tapered ankle, while chunky trainers look great with the relaxed Fur Sweats. And if you want a change from fleece, the washed jeans in Peace In War Denim pair with the same hoodies and tees.
These sweats are warm, and that's great from fall through spring. But in the middle of a hot summer, fleece can feel like too much, so that's when you're better off switching to Peace In War Shorts like the Skull Shorts, which carry the same logo in a cooler cut.
You can shop all six styles right here at Peace In War Shop, with tracked worldwide delivery. Sale sizes move quickly, especially on the Skull and Evo Sweats, so if your size is in stock, it's smart to grab it. Also, keep an eye on the New Drops page, since fresh colorways and new designs land there first.
For a first pair, we'd go with the Skull Sweats, since they carry the brand's most famous logo and match nearly everything. Want something louder? Pick the Neon Skull. And if you live somewhere cold, the Detachable Fur Sweats are the most useful choice once winter hits.
Yes, for most people. Order your normal size, but go up one if you're between sizes or want more room through the hip.
For the soft fleece, clean taper and bold artwork, yes. And with most pairs currently between $60 and $100, it's a good time to try them.
The Skull Sweats are the most recognizable, while the Evo and Eu Sweats are among the store's best sellers.
Yes. Pairing them with a Peace In War hoodie in a similar tone gives you an easy matching tracksuit look.
Turn them inside out, wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and hang them to dry. Avoid high heat to protect the fleece and the print.
