You and your sweat suit share a very special kind of love.

Either that, or it’s permanently fused to your body. What other explanation could there be for such obsessive, uninterrupted wear?

Sure, it’s cozy. But there will come a time when you have to put on real clothing.

Good thing that Primp, the year-old line known for splattered sweats, is venturing into dressier territory: strappy dresses with bands of sequins and collared button-down shirts with embroidered patch details — versatile outfits made with simple cuts of cotton jersey so they’re as wearable as they are classy. The eyelet blouses and fitted suits have an early settler/Wild West banker vibe, which might just give the rich hippie look a run for its money.

Most importantly, the collection was designed for comfort, which will undoubtedly allay any sweat suit-separation anxiety.

Because the love between a girl and her sweats should go only so far.

Available at Lisa Kline, 136 South Robertson Boulevard, between Alden Drive and West Third Street, West Hollywood (310-246-0907). To see styles, go to itsprimp.com.