Start with the waistband, not the color
The Solare Track Pant is built around a comfortable waistband and a clean athletic silhouette, with contrast stripe detailing designed to match the coordinating Solare Track Jacket. That combination makes the waistband your first checkpoint: it is the part you feel all day, and the part that decides whether the pant reads as sportswear or as a streamlined everyday essential.
Maritime Blue is the second decision, not the first. Get the waist and size right, and the color becomes an easy styling choice rather than a gamble.
How to choose your Solare size
The catalog lists sizes S through 4XL in Maritime Blue. It does not publish a size chart, inseam, rise, or fabric composition, so use the process below rather than guessing from a letter on the label.
- 1. Measure a track pant you already wear: Lay a pair flat and measure the waistband relaxed and stretched, plus the inseam. These are the two numbers that transfer most reliably between brands.
- 2. Decide how the waistband should sit: The Solare is described as having a comfortable waistband for easy wear. If you want it to sit at your natural waist, compare against a pant that does the same; if you prefer a lower, relaxed sit, size from that reference instead.
- 3. Treat the size range as a starting point: S through 4XL is a wide run, but the catalog does not state whether the fit is slim, regular, or relaxed through the leg. If you are between sizes and want a cleaner athletic line, start with the smaller size; if you want more room through the seat and thigh, start with the larger.
- 4. Check the return terms before you commit: Because fit details beyond the waistband are not confirmed in the supplied information, confirm the store's current return and exchange policy before ordering a size you are unsure about.
What the catalog confirms about the Solare Track Pant
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Solare Track Pant-Maritime Blue: Designed with a clean athletic silhouette, contrast stripe detailing to match the coordinating jacket, and a comfortable waistband for easy wear. These three details are the styling and fit anchors: the stripe ties the set together, and the waistband is the part you should size around.
Solare Track Pant-Maritime Blue
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Solare Track Pant-Maritime Blue: Available in Maritime Blue in sizes S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, and 4XL. Confirms the full size run so you know the option you need exists before you build an outfit around it.
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Solare Track Pant-Maritime Blue: Pair it with the Solare Track Jacket (sold separately) for the full set. The pant is designed as part of a set, so the stripe and color are intended to be repeated on the jacket rather than matched by eye.
Blue track pants styling: three outfits that work
Maritime Blue is a deep, sporty blue that behaves like a neutral in casual outfits. The contrast stripe is the detail that makes the pant read as trackwear, so let one other element carry the visual weight.
- Full set for warm-up and travel: Wear the Solare Track Pant with the matching Solare Track Jacket. The stripe repeats cleanly, and the streamlined silhouette keeps the set from looking costume-like. Keep shoes simple and low-profile.
- Weekend uniform: Pair the pant with a plain white or grey tee and a neutral overshirt. The stripe does the talking; the rest of the outfit stays quiet so the athletic line reads as intentional.
- Cold-weather layering: Add a hoodie or crewneck in a muted tone and a compact jacket over the top. The catalog does not state fabric weight or thermal performance, so treat the Solare as a layering piece and adjust outer layers to the weather rather than relying on the pant for warmth.
What the catalog does not confirm
The supplied information does not state the fabric composition, fabric weight, inseam, rise, or care instructions for the Solare Track Pant. It also does not confirm whether the pant is machine washable, whether it should be tumble dried, or how the contrast stripe should be treated.
That absence is a real limitation, not a reason to improvise. Before washing, check the care label on the garment itself; it is the authoritative source for the specific piece you receive. If the label is missing or unclear, contact the store rather than guessing at a temperature or cycle.
A safe care routine when the label is your guide
Because the catalog does not publish care instructions, the routine below is about protecting the details the catalog does confirm: the contrast stripe and the waistband. Follow the garment label first wherever it differs.
- 1. Read the label before the first wash: The label is the only confirmed source for this specific garment's care. Note the stated temperature, cycle, and drying method before you do anything else.
- 2. Turn the pant inside out: This keeps the contrast stripe and any surface texture away from the drum and from other garments' hardware during the cycle.
- 3. Close the waistband and empty pockets: A secure waistband and empty pockets reduce snagging and keep the silhouette from stretching out of shape in the wash.
- 4. Wash with similar colors: Maritime Blue is a deep shade; washing it with lighter colors risks transfer. Keep it with other darks and follow the label's temperature.
- 5. Dry according to the label, not habit: The catalog does not confirm whether tumble drying is appropriate. If the label permits it, use low heat; if it does not, air dry flat or hang to protect the waistband's shape.
Solare Track Pant vs. a plain blue sweatpant
If you are deciding whether the Solare earns a place in your wardrobe, the trade-off is between track-specific detailing and anonymous versatility.
- Solare Track Pant: Contrast stripe detailing designed to match the coordinating jacket, signature Sergio Tacchini branding, and a clean athletic silhouette. It reads as trackwear and works best when you lean into that, either as a set or with quiet basics.
- Plain blue sweatpant: Easier to blend into non-sporty outfits, but it gives up the stripe and set-matching that make the Solare distinctive. If you want one blue pant that does everything, the plain option is more flexible; if you want the track look done properly, the Solare is the more coherent choice.
A note on price and value
The catalog lists the Solare Track Pant at USD 88.45 against a comparison price of USD 145.00. That is a meaningful gap, but it is a catalog figure, not a promise about future pricing. Check the current price on the product page before you order, and weigh it against how often you will actually wear a striped track pant rather than a plain one.