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H&M vs Target — Goodfellow & Co.: which sweatpant to buy, and when

Both land in the budget tier: the H&M Regular Fit Sweatpant at $25, the Target — Goodfellow & Co. Goodfellow Knit Jogger at $25. Here is how they stack up, head to head.

H&MTarget — Goodfellow & Co.
Price$25$25
MaterialCotton/polyester fleece, ~7oz, lightweight.Cotton/polyester knit fleece, ~8oz, brushed interior.
FitVaries by style — slim jogger to relaxed wide; check the specific cut.Tapered jogger fit with elastic cuffs, true to size.
QualityBudget — thin fleece that pills, inconsistent sizing across styles.Budget — soft and comfortable; the fleece thins and the cuffs slacken within a year.
Best forTrying a current silhouette cheaply, lounging, and short-term basics.Soft everyday lounging, casual tapered looks, and value shoppers.
CareCold wash and low heat to limit pilling and shrink.Wash cold and tumble low to slow the fade and keep the soft hand.

H&M's Regular Fit and Target's Goodfellow Knit Jogger both list at $25, but they aim at different buyers. H&M chases a current silhouette with thin ~7oz fleece that pills and sizes inconsistently; Goodfellow runs a heavier ~8oz brushed knit fleece in a true-to-size tapered cut built for everyday comfort.

The case for H&M
trend-driven silhouettes, slim-to-wide options, current styling
The case for Target — Goodfellow & Co.
heavier ~8oz brushed fleece, true-to-size taper, softer hand, more consistent quality

VerdictThe pick

For the same $25, Goodfellow is the better everyday buy: thicker brushed fleece, a dependable tapered fit, and softer hand than H&M's thin, pill-prone fabric. Go with H&M only if you want a specific trendy cut for a season and plan to retire it fast. Target's quality complaints are milder and its sizing more consistent. On sale, Goodfellow's low-$20s value gets even harder to argue against.

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