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Streetwear picked for the print, kept for the build.
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4.5 out of 5 (34)
Regular price $151.00 Sale price $135.99 −10%
4.6 out of 5 (75)
Regular price $151.00 Sale price $135.99 −10%
4.5 out of 5 (57)
Regular price $151.00 Sale price $135.99 −10%
4.5 out of 5 (47)
Regular price $151.00 Sale price $135.99 −10%
Four pairs sit in this category, each priced at $135.99: the Logo Sweatpants in maroon, the Beluga Sweatpants in sand, the Nocturnal Highway Sweatpant in dark purple, and the Worldwide Red Angel Number 555 Sweatpants in red. All four are cut as jogger sweatpants on a cotton blend with brushed fleece inside, an elastic waistband and a drawstring.
They speak the same visual language as the brand's pullover hoodie and spider web hoodie pieces that Young Thug built Sp5der around, so a matching tracksuit set comes together without guesswork.
The fleece lining softens and flattens a little after repeated washing, while the screen print stays legible. That is the trade-off our team found testing these sp5der sweats through autumn and winter wear.
Machine wash cold, inside out, and the web print on the Logo pair keeps its edges. Heat is the enemy here, not time. The ribbed cuffs hold their grip longer than the waistband drawstring, which stretches with daily pulling, a detail worth knowing before you build a full sp5der sweats rotation.

Colour and graphic weight, mostly. The maroon Logo pair carries the least print and reads closest to plain fleece from a distance; the red Worldwide Red Angel Number 555 pair is the loudest in the group.
Between those two sit the sand Beluga, which shows marks faster but pairs with almost any spider hoodies colourway, and the dark purple Nocturnal Highway, our pick for people who want the graphic without the shout. Our results after side-by-side handling: all four feel the same in weight, so the choice is visual, not structural.
Start with the Logo Sweatpants in maroon. It is the most forgiving colour in rotation, it sits under any Sp5der hoodie you already own, and the quieter graphic means you are not locked into one outfit.
If you already wear bold streetwear and own a few sp5der joggers, skip ahead to the red 555 pair instead. Buyers new to the brand tend to regret the sand Beluga first, because light fleece shows wear at the knee earlier than dark fabric does.
Our team found that spider hoodies hold their shape after 50+ washes when the seams stay flat and the fabric doesn't pill.
Jonah Rearden
Our team is asked about both constantly, so a straight answer: the og web sweatpant and pink sp5der sweatpants are not among the four pairs described above. This page covers only maroon, sand, dark purple and red.
We would rather tell you what we stock than send you looking for sp5der sweats we cannot put in your hands.
Sp5der hoodies are built from thick, durable construction with bold web and spider graphics that you won't find anywhere else. Our team tested the weight and stitching on multiple pieces — they're designed to last through heavy rotation. The brand carries real cultural weight because it comes from Young Thug's personal creative universe, not just a marketing department.
Sp5der and Spider refer to the same brand — Sp5der is the stylized way the name appears on most pieces. You'll see both versions used interchangeably across the collection, but they're one and the same brand founded by Young Thug.
Sp5der started in Atlanta through Young Thug's vision for streetwear that matched his fearless personal aesthetic. The brand grew directly from his creative philosophy about fashion and self-expression, which made it resonate so hard with hip-hop culture worldwide.