How to Build a Full FullyPaid Tracksuit: Hoodie and Joggers Matching Sets

July 2, 2026

The matching tracksuit is FullyPaid at its best. A hoodie and joggers in the same colourway is the cleanest, most-photographed way to wear the brand, and because FullyPaid designs its tops and bottoms as a coordinated family, putting a set together is genuinely effortless. This guide walks through exactly how to build a full FullyPaid tracksuit, colour by colour, and you can shop the pieces from the hoodies and bottoms collections at Shoe Religion.

If you are new to the label: FullyPaid is an independent UK streetwear brand, founded in 2017 and featured in GQ Magazine, known for raw designs with high-fashion detailing. For the full background, read what is FullyPaid.

Why a matching set is the smartest way to buy FullyPaid

Buying a hoodie and joggers as a set does three things. It guarantees the tones line up, because they are from the same colourway. It gives you a complete, put-together outfit in two pieces. And it still breaks apart into separates you can mix with the rest of your wardrobe. In other words, a set is both the easiest outfit to wear and the most flexible way to buy into the brand.

This is only possible because FullyPaid coordinates its palette across categories. The same Dreams two-tones that appear on the hoodies appear on the joggers, so a set always reads as intentional rather than a lucky match.

Step 1: choose your colourway

The whole tracksuit starts with the colourway. FullyPaid's Dreams range gives you the cleanest matching options:

Sky blue and white - soft, summery and eye-catching; a standout warm-season set.
Khaki and white - the most versatile, neutral choice that pairs with almost any sneaker.
Navy and white - classic and understated, easy to wear year-round.
Light grey and white - clean and minimal, a safe first set.
Charcoal grey and pink - the boldest Dreams option for those who want colour.

If you prefer a grittier look over the Dreams two-tones, build your set from the black acid-wash hoodie and black acid-wash joggers instead. It is a monochrome, textured take on the tracksuit and one of the most wearable combinations in the range. The wash is covered in why FullyPaid's acid wash is trending, and the two-tones in the Dreams collection explained.

Step 2: get the fit right

A tracksuit lives or dies on proportion. The FullyPaid formula is an oversized, dropped-shoulder hoodie over relaxed, modern-taper joggers. For most people that means taking your true size in both pieces: the hoodie carries the volume up top, and the tapered joggers keep the bottom half from looking shapeless.

If you want a baggier overall look, size up the hoodie one size and keep the joggers true, so the volume stays on top where it reads best. Avoid sizing both pieces up at once, which can tip the silhouette from oversized into oversized-and-sloppy. Detailed sizing notes for each piece are in the hoodies guide and bottoms guide.

Step 3: layer and finish the fit

A set is a complete outfit on its own, but a few finishing touches take it further:

Add a tee underneath - an oversized FullyPaid tee layered under the hoodie adds depth; let the hem peek out.
Swap joggers for shorts - in summer, wear the hoodie with matching FullyPaid shorts for a warm-weather version of the set.
Keep accessories minimal - the colourway is the statement, so let it lead.

Step 4: choose the right sneakers

The sneaker completes the tracksuit. Neutral sets (khaki, grey, navy) go with almost anything, from Air Force 1s to Jordan 1s and Dunks. For the sky blue and white or charcoal and pink sets, echo one of the tones in your shoe, or keep the shoe neutral and let the set do the talking. Tonal New Balance pairs are a reliable match for any Dreams colourway. The full breakdown is in what to wear with FullyPaid.

Common tracksuit styling mistakes to avoid

A matching set is forgiving, but there are a few mistakes that can undo it. The first is oversizing both pieces at once. Sizing up the hoodie and the joggers together tips the fit from oversized into shapeless, keep the volume on top and the joggers closer to true size. The second is mismatched shades. Because FullyPaid coordinates its colourways, buy the hoodie and joggers from the same colourway rather than trying to pair, say, two different greys that will not line up.

The third mistake is over-accessorising. The colourway is the statement, so a busy layering of chains, bags and caps competes with it. Keep accessories minimal and let the set lead. The fourth is the wrong shoe: a formal or running-specific trainer can clash with the streetwear silhouette. Stick to the sneaker families that suit the look, Jordans, Dunks, Air Force 1s or New Balance.

Dressing a tracksuit up or down

One of the underrated strengths of a FullyPaid set is its range. Worn with a clean white sneaker and nothing else, a neutral set is smart enough for most casual social settings. Swap in a chunkier statement sneaker and a cap and the same set reads more relaxed and street. Break the set apart, hoodie with jeans, or joggers with a different tee, and you effectively double the number of outfits you own. This flexibility is why buying a set is such good value: it is simultaneously your easiest complete fit and a source of separates.

Frequently asked questions about the FullyPaid tracksuit

Does FullyPaid sell matching tracksuits? The hoodies and joggers are colour-matched across the Dreams and acid-wash ranges, so you build a set by pairing a hoodie and joggers in the same colourway from the hoodies and bottoms collections.

Should I size my tracksuit up? For most people, take your true size in both pieces. If you want a baggier look, size up the hoodie only and keep the joggers true, so the volume stays on top.

What is the best colourway for a first set? Neutral Dreams options, khaki and white, light grey and white, or navy and white, are the most versatile. The black acid-wash set is the best monochrome choice.

Can I wear a tracksuit in summer? Yes, swap the joggers for matching shorts for a warm-weather version of the set, see the summer outfits guide.

How much does a FullyPaid set cost? With hoodies and joggers each around £40 to £50, a full set typically lands under £100, far below designer tracksuit prices.