The Vuori Sunday Performance Jogger is a soft, mid-weight stretch-knit jogger with a tapered leg, cuffed ankle and zip pockets. It costs about $110 and has around 14,600 reviews on Vuori's page, with a 4.8 average. Vuori positions it as a warm-up and recovery pant for low-intensity workouts. If you want one pair of comfortable joggers for the gym, travel and weekends, this is the benchmark to beat. We have not worn it, so this review rests on Vuori's specs and owner feedback.
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Vuori Sunday Performance Jogger Review (2026)
our rating
Best for: Warm-ups, recovery and everyday.
Skip it if: You are tall and don't want Long.
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What we like
- Soft mid-weight technical knit
- Zip pockets
- Tapered, cuffed ankle
- Regular and Long lengths
- Strong owner scores
Watch out for
- Short for tall people on Regular
- Vuori fit rating about 3 of 5
- $110
On this page
Fit and sizing
Vuori calls the fit athletic slim: close through the hips and thighs, with a tapered leg. Sizes run XXS to XXL, with Regular and Long length options. The Regular has a 28 inch inseam, intended to hit the ankle for people who wear 30 inch inseam pants, and Vuori's review summary says some owners find the length runs short, so tall shoppers should consider Long. Vuori's fit rating is around 3 out of 5, so read reviews and use our joggers finder.
Fabric and feel
The fabric is 88% recycled polyester and 12% elastane, a mid-weight premium technical knit with 4-way stretch and moisture wicking. Owners on the page describe it as soft, durable and flattering. It is not fleece, so it is warm enough for cool days but not winter-warm.
How it performs for the gym and everyday
Vuori lists drawcord and elastic waistband, elastic cuffs, a tapered leg and a zip pocket. The brand recommends it for low-intensity workouts, warm-up and recovery. It also works for travel and errands. Heavy lifters who want a technical training jogger might prefer the Ten Thousand Interval Jogger. See our best joggers for men page for more picks.
Price and value
At about $110 it is mid-priced for premium joggers, cheaper than the Lululemon ABC Warpstreme Jogger at $128 and the Ten Thousand options at $128 to $138. Vuori's return window is covered on our Vuori brand page.
Alternatives
For a cotton-feel sweatpant, see the Alo Chill Sweatpant. For a dressier stretch pant, the Rhone Commuter. For a warmer lounge pick, the Alo Triumph Restore.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you want a relaxed, baggy fit, serious warmth or a pant that works in an office. Also skip the Regular length if you are tall.
Specs
| For | Men |
|---|---|
| Sizes | XXS–XXL |
| Extended fits | Plus sizes, Tall / long |
| Fabric | 88% recycled polyester, 12% elastane |
| Recycled materials | Yes (brand states) |
| Inseam options | Regular (28"), Long |
| Fit | Tapered |
| Fabric feel | Technical knit |
| Pockets | Zip |
| Warmth | Mid |
| Good for | Everyday wear, Lounging, Recovery, Travel, Walking |
The verdict
The Sunday is a comfortable, well-reviewed jogger with a tapered fit and zip pockets, and it sits at a fair price for the category. It is not warm or dressy, and tall guys should pick Long. For all-round comfort it is hard to beat.
Alternatives to consider
Frequently asked questions
What is the Vuori Sunday Performance Jogger made of?
Vuori lists 88% recycled polyester and 12% elastane.
How long is the Sunday jogger?
The Regular has a 28 inch inseam and is intended to hit the ankle for people who wear 30 inch inseam pants. A Long option exists.
Does it have zip pockets?
Yes, Vuori lists a zip pocket and describes secure zip pockets.
What is the fit?
Athletic slim, close through the hips and thighs with a tapered leg.
Sources and last checked · Oct 7, 2026
Notes: Brand: athletic slim fit, 28" inseam intended for 30" wearers. Ratings estimated.
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