Great bottoms are what turn a couple of good pieces into a complete outfit, and FullyPaid's bottoms are designed to do exactly that. From acid-wash joggers to Dreams sweatpants, jeans and jorts, the range is built to match the brand's hoodies and tees so you can put together a full fit without thinking twice. This guide covers the styles, the fits, and how to wear them, and you can shop the full FullyPaid bottoms collection at Shoe Religion.
For background, FullyPaid is an independent UK streetwear brand, founded in 2017 and featured in GQ Magazine, known for raw designs with high-fashion detailing. If you want the full story, read what is FullyPaid.
The joggers: the core of the range
Joggers are the heart of FullyPaid's bottoms line, and they come in the same two design languages as the tops. The Dreams joggers arrive in two-tone colourways such as sky blue and white, khaki and white, navy and white, and light grey and white, so they pair directly with the matching hoodies. The acid-wash joggers, including the black acid wash, bring a faded, textured finish for a grittier look.
The cut is relaxed with a modern taper, giving you volume through the leg without excess fabric pooling at the ankle. That balance is important: it carries the oversized streetwear proportions while still working cleanly over a chunky sneaker. Because the joggers are colour-matched to the hoodies, they are the fastest route to a full FullyPaid tracksuit.
Jeans and jorts: the denim side of FullyPaid
Beyond sweatpants, FullyPaid also offers denim. The jeans bring a loose, modern fit that fits the current baggy-denim moment, and the jeans jorts (longer denim shorts) are a standout piece for spring and summer that bridge the gap between jeans and shorts. Denim gives you a way to dress the brand slightly down from a full sweat set while keeping the same streetwear silhouette.
If jorts are on your radar, they also feature in our FullyPaid shorts guide and summer outfits guide, since they are one of the most versatile warm-weather pieces the brand makes.
How the bottoms fit and how to size them
FullyPaid bottoms run true to size with a relaxed, modern cut. Because the tops already carry a lot of volume, most people keep their bottoms at their true size to balance the proportions, an oversized hoodie over slightly-relaxed joggers is the silhouette the brand is going for. If you want a baggier look, the joggers and jeans will take a size up comfortably. The jeans and jorts use denim sizing, so check the waist measurement if you are between sizes.
Joggers vs jeans: which FullyPaid bottoms to choose
If you are deciding between FullyPaid's joggers and its denim, think about the rest of your wardrobe and the look you want. Joggers are the softer, more relaxed option and the fastest route to a matching set, because they are colour-matched to the hoodies. They are ideal if you live in tracksuits, want maximum comfort, or are building your first coordinated FullyPaid fit. Acid-wash joggers add texture; Dreams joggers add clean two-tone colour.
Jeans and jorts are the more dressed-down, rugged option. Denim gives a fit more structure and a slightly more considered feel, and it pairs especially well with chunkier sneakers. Choose jeans if you want to break away from a full sweat look while keeping the baggy streetwear silhouette, and choose jorts if you want a warm-weather piece that is more substantial than shorts. Many people own both and rotate depending on the season and the shoe.
How to style FullyPaid bottoms
The bottoms are built to coordinate, which makes styling them straightforward:
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Matching set - pair Dreams joggers with the same-colourway hoodie for a complete tracksuit. This is covered step by step in the tracksuit guide.
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Joggers and tee - an oversized FullyPaid tee over acid-wash joggers is the everyday go-to.
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Jeans and hoodie - FullyPaid jeans with a black acid-wash hoodie is a rugged, all-season fit.
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Jorts and tee - denim jorts with an oversized tee is one of the best warm-weather looks in the range; see the summer outfits guide.
Getting the proportions right
The most common styling mistake with bottoms is stacking too much volume. Because FullyPaid tops are already oversized, pairing them with extremely baggy bottoms can tip the whole fit into shapeless territory. The reliable formula is volume on top, control on the bottom: an oversized hoodie or boxy tee over relaxed, modern-taper joggers, or loose-but-not-enormous jeans. That contrast is what makes the silhouette read as intentional.
If you do want a fully baggy look, keep the rest of the outfit simple and let one exaggerated element lead, and make sure your footwear has enough presence to balance it, a chunkier Jordan 4 or New Balance runner works well here.
Footwear pairings
Bottoms set the base of the outfit, so let the sneaker finish it. Tapered joggers sit cleanly over Air Jordan 1s and Dunks, while baggier jeans and jorts balance well with chunkier silhouettes like the Jordan 4 or a New Balance runner. The complete pairing guide is in what to wear with FullyPaid.
Frequently asked questions about FullyPaid bottoms
Do FullyPaid bottoms come in matching sets? Yes. The Dreams and acid-wash joggers are colour-matched to the hoodies, so you can build a full tracksuit, see the tracksuit guide.
What is the fit of FullyPaid joggers? Relaxed with a modern taper, volume through the leg without excess fabric at the ankle. They run true to size; size up for a baggier look.
Does FullyPaid make jeans? Yes. The range includes loose, modern-fit jeans and denim jeans jorts (longer denim shorts) alongside the joggers.
How much are FullyPaid bottoms? Most sit around £40 to £50. Check current prices on the bottoms collection at Shoe Religion.
Should I size up in FullyPaid bottoms? Most people take their true size to balance the oversized tops. Size up only if you specifically want a baggier leg.
Related reading: Build a FullyPaid Tracksuit | FullyPaid Shorts Guide | What Is FullyPaid? | Acid Wash Streetwear Explained