Mixed Emotion Tracksuit Fit and Sizing: How They Run and What Size to Order

Do Mixed Emotion tracksuits run big, or should you just order your normal size? That’s the question most buyers ask right before checkout, and it’s a fair one, because a $160 set that fits wrong is a $160 problem. This page gives you a clear answer on Mixed Emotion tracksuit fit and sizing, with the real chart numbers, a simple way to measure yourself, and advice for women, in-between sizes and anyone chasing a baggier look. For the bigger picture on styles, fabric and care, head to our complete tracksuit guide. Here, I’m sticking to fit. Short version up front: the cut is relaxed and unisex, so most people land on their usual size. But there are a few cases where sizing up or down makes more sense, and I’ll walk you through each one so you can order once and keep it.

The Mixed Emotion Size Chart for Tracksuits

Every Mixed Emotion tracksuit uses one shared chart, whether you pick the Eclipse Rhinestone or a Graffiti edition. It lists two numbers: chest for the jacket and waist for the pants. Each size covers a 2 inch range, and each step up adds 2 inches to both. So a Medium fits a 40 to 42 inch chest and a 30 to 32 inch waist, while a Large moves up to 42 to 44 and 32 to 34. The chart also shows an XS, but right now the tracksuits themselves come in S, M, L and XL only. Here’s a detail most people miss: the chest numbers are identical to the Mixed Emotions hoodie chart. Which means if you already own a Mixed Emotion hoodie that fits the way you like, order the same size tracksuit and you’re basically done. You’ll find the charts for every other product on the store’s size guide page.

Do Mixed Emotion Tracksuits Run Big?

A little, yes, but on purpose. The brand cuts its streetwear slightly oversized in the body, and the tracksuits follow that same relaxed, unisex silhouette. In practice, the jacket has room through the chest and shoulders, and the pants sit loose from hip to ankle instead of hugging your legs. It isn’t a “size down two” situation, though. The extra room is part of the design, so someone with a 41 inch chest who orders Medium gets the easy streetwear drape the set was made for. That’s why I’d tell most people to stay true to size. Size down one only if you want a cleaner, closer fit, like a jacket you plan to wear zipped up with jeans. The Mixed Emotion Graffiti Black Tracksuit is a good example, since its relaxed cut is part of why the graffiti print doesn’t stretch or warp when you move.

How to Measure Yourself in Two Minutes

Grab a soft tape measure and stand in front of a mirror in a thin T-shirt. For your chest, wrap the tape around the fullest part, right under your armpits and across your shoulder blades. Keep it level and snug, but not tight. Breathe normally. For your waist, measure where your pants actually sit, not at your belly button, because most people wear track pants lower than they think. Then compare both numbers to the chart. If your chest says Large but your waist says Medium, go with the chest. The pants have an elastic waistband with a drawstring, so you can pull them in, but you can’t make a tight jacket any bigger. No tape measure at home? Use a phone charging cable or a piece of string, mark where it meets, and hold it against a ruler.

Sizing for Women and In-Between Sizes

Because the tracksuits are unisex, the chart runs on men’s sizing. As a general rule, most women go down one size from their usual women’s size. So if you wear a women’s Medium in hoodies from other brands, start by checking the Small, then confirm it with your chest measurement. Want the oversized, borrowed-from-your-boyfriend look? Stick with your normal women’s size and let it hang. For anyone sitting between two sizes, your body shape decides it. Broad shoulders or a bigger chest? Size up, since the jacket is the harder piece to fix. Slim build with a 33 inch waist? Take the smaller size and use the drawstring. The rhinestone sets deserve one extra note, because fabric under dense crystal work gives a little less than plain fleece, so on the Eclipse I’d lean toward the larger size if you’re right on the line.

Getting the Baggy Look Right

Baggy tracksuits are a huge part of streetwear right now, and plenty of people size up to get that look. Should you? Only by one. Each step on the chart adds 2 inches through the chest and waist, which gives you a heavy, slouchy drape without the sleeves swallowing your hands. Going up two sizes is where it falls apart. The shoulder seams drop too far, the pants bunch at the ankle, and the graphics land in the wrong spot on your body. Graffiti art that’s meant to cross your chest ends up near your stomach. Honestly, I think the true-to-size fit already looks relaxed enough for most people, so I’d only size up if you plan to layer a hoodie under the jacket in winter. If you want to see which design suits your style before choosing a size, our ranking of the best sets breaks down every edition.

Who This Fit Won’t Work For

Let’s be honest about the gaps. First, the range stops at XL, which covers up to a 46 inch chest and a 36 inch waist. If you’re bigger than that, these sets won’t fit properly, and there’s no larger size to move up to. Second, the chart only gives chest and waist. There’s no inseam, sleeve length or jacket length listed for tracksuits, so if you’re very tall or have long arms, you’re partly guessing. For a rough idea, the store’s sweatpants chart lists inseams from 30 inches in Small to 33 inches in XL, but tracksuit pants can differ, so message support before you order. Third, the fit changes if the set gets treated badly. Hot washes and the dryer can shrink fleece, so wash cold and air-dry to keep the size you paid for. If you’re wondering how the fabric itself holds up over months of wear, our honest quality review covers that in detail.

My Advice on Mixed Emotion Tracksuit Fit and Sizing

Order your true size. That’s the right call for most people, because the relaxed unisex cut already gives you room to move. Size down one if you want a closer fit, size up one if you’re layering or chasing a baggy look, and go by your chest when your chest and waist disagree. If you own a Mixed Emotions hoodie that fits well, match that size and skip the tape measure entirely. Once you know your number, browse the full tracksuit collection and pick your set. Still unsure? The store accepts returns and exchanges on unworn items within 30 days, so a wrong guess isn’t the end of the world. And the Mixed Emotion clothing store carries hoodies that use the exact same chest sizing, which makes matching pieces easy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Mixed Emotion tracksuits run big?

Slightly. They use a relaxed, oversized streetwear cut with extra room through the chest and legs. Most people should still order their normal size.

Do the jacket and pants come in the same size?

Yes. You pick one size for the whole set, so check both your chest and waist before ordering, and let your chest measurement decide if they don’t match.

How should women size a unisex Mixed Emotion tracksuit?

Most women go down one from their usual women’s size for a standard fit. Stay at your normal size if you want the oversized look.

Will my tracksuit shrink after washing?

Heat is the main thing that shrinks fleece. Wash it cold, skip the dryer, and it should keep the fit you bought.