Sartoris Art Standard Sultry Summer Jogger Sweatpants in Black - M by iEDM

What is Sartoris Art Standard Sultry Summer Jogger Sweatpants in Black - M by iEDM?

These are size medium jogger-style sweatpants designed by Sartoris Art and produced by iEDM, who specialize in graphic apparel for the festival, rave, and streetwear crowd. The pants use a full-coverage sublimation print process on microfiber polyester, making them a wearable canvas for artist-driven designs rather than a plain athletic basic.

Key features

• Fabric — 100% microfiber polyester that resists wrinkles, shrinking, abrasion, and mildew.
• 360 sublimation print — Each fabric panel is printed before sewing so the graphic wraps the entire garment without breaks.
• Moisture-wicking — Synthetic fibers pull sweat away from the skin for warmer-weather wear.
• Adjustable fit — Elastic waistband paired with a drawstring lets you dial in the waist tension.
• Storage — Two pockets for phone, keys, or other essentials.
• Made in the USA — Cut, sewn, and hand-finished domestically with alignment checks on the graphic.
• Easy care — Machine washable with print technology engineered to resist fading and bleeding.

Who is Sartoris Art Standard Sultry Summer Jogger Sweatpants in Black - M by iEDM for?

These joggers are aimed at festival-goers, ravers, and streetwear fans who want something more expressive than a solid-color sweatpant. The medium sizing and relaxed jogger cut suit anyone comfortable in everyday casual fits, and they work just as well for a music event, a lounge day, or a low-key workout.

How does Sartoris Art Standard Sultry Summer Jogger Sweatpants in Black - M by iEDM compare?

Compared to standard cotton-fleece joggers from mainstream athletic brands, these trade plush warmth for lightweight, quick-drying polyester and a vivid all-over print. Against generic screen-printed graphic sweats, the panel-by-panel sublimation method delivers a sharper, longer-lasting design that does not crack or peel. They sit in the artist-collab streetwear lane rather than the gym-basics category.