Shipping is in the price · Made to order · Under $50

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Off at six. On until bed.

Sweatpants and tees · Under $50 each

The products

Fabric

Sweatpants: 350 gsm poly-cotton, 51% polyester and 49% cotton, brushed fleece on the inside. Thick, warm, holds its shape. Navy or dark grey.

Tee: 230 gsm, 100% cotton. Midweight — wears on its own in summer, layers under a flannel when it doesn’t. Black, navy, or blackish green.

Both wash cold on a gentle cycle and tumble dry low.

Fit

The sweatpants are a loose fit: mid-rise waist, straight through the leg, clean straight hem. Elastic waist with a drawstring, and slash pockets where your hands already go.

The tee is a regular fit in the classic H-line shape — ribbed collar, set-in short sleeves, straight hem. It holds that shape instead of going shapeless.

Sizing

Unisex, and the same sizes either way. Sweatpants run S to 2XL. The tee runs S to 4XL.

Measurements for every size are on the product page, in inches and centimetres.

Made to order, so nothing sits in a warehouse waiting.

Same pants. Better day or worse day, doesn’t matter.

The idea

There’s a moment almost everyone has. You get home, the day is done, and you change. Eadai is built for that one moment — not comfort as a category, not loungewear in general. Just what you put on when you’re done pretending to be anywhere else.

It’s a narrow idea on purpose. A brand that sells comfort competes with every apparel company alive. A brand that owns the change-into moment barely competes with anyone.

We keep the range short. Heavy fleece sweatpants, brushed inside, and a plain cotton tee to wear with them. Nothing gets added unless it belongs to the same moment.

In the room

No studio shots here. If it’s on this site, it happened — on a chair, on the floor, half in the laundry basket. We’re not staging your evening. We’re describing it.

Eadai is one person, not a brand team. If you’ve got a question, you’re emailing an actual human at contact@eadaiclothing.shop.

New colors, when there are any

No discount codes, no countdowns. Just a note when something’s back or something’s new.