The editors and writers of Travel + Leisure Well, traveling is something we all know how. We’ve all visited hundreds of cities around the world, endured countless airport delays, and gone through security lines. our trusty luggage All so that we could discover new destinations. What we learned: comfy travel outfits Are a must.
Wherever you go this summer, it’s important to feel comfortable. T+L offers a variety of stylish pieces that we use to travel in comfort and style. All you need can be found on Amazon’s fashion store, Items start at just $8. Every complete look costs less that $100, so there’s money left over for souvenirs.
Look 1
You won’t catch me on flights wearing anything except for sweats—but in the summer, a hoodie-and-joggers combo can be too hot for the tarmac. During hotter seasons, I prefer matching sweatshorts. crewneck pullover and lounge shorts combo Anrabess. Soft and cozy, it has deep pockets and a drawstring waistband that can be adjusted to fit you.
I don’t like to pay fees for checked bags, so when I travel I always bring a large carry-on. It is also easy to move around the airport. I use my trusted as my current carry-on. Calpak Terra Duffel BackpackThis is not the case $24 option from Etronik It has some of my favorite features from the Calpak bag. The bag has a laptop compartment and a separate shoe compartment. It can also be worn as either a backpack, or duffel bag. Finally, these are my favorite comfortable bags. easy-to-remove sneakers While flying. These shoes are flexible and breathable. They also have a sock like opening, which makes it easy to slip them on and off. —Ameila McBrideAssociate Shopping Editor
Look 2
Since I saw a stylish traveler in satin pants at an airport, I have had this style on my wishlist. These pants are comfortable for long flights, but dressier than sweatpants. Although I love the champagne colorThe black pair Looks less like sleepwear so I can wear them comfortably on my flight, in the hotel and dressed up to dinner. They would look great with a simple knit tankA soft plus cozy crewneck I’d drape it over my shoulders and throw it on for the flight (to keep me warm). I’d finish off the look with my favourite comfy clogs An effortlessly stylish, yet unbelievably comfortable ensemble. —Genevieve CepedaShopping Writer
Look 3
Vacation me wants to have as little stress as possible. That’s why I choose outfits with a simple design, but that still have a special touch. The Dokotoo Peplum Matching Set This outfit ticks all of my boxes. This outfit is breathable and can be worn separately or together, allowing me to maximize my space in the carry-on. Comfort is also important to me when I travel. This is why I make sure I have an cozy cardigan For layering (I prefer them to traditional jackets as they are lighter, softer and easier to drape), and to top it all off, a couple of white sneakers. —Emily BelfioreSenior Shopping Editor
Look 4
I love to travel in cargo joggers. this pair. The pants are comfortable and I like that they have a zipper in front. However, the elastic waistband at the back keeps them from digging into my belly when I sit for long periods of time. I prioritize wearing clothes that I would have packed anyway. comfy sneakers Then, you can. easy sweatshirtI’m trying to reduce the amount of space that my bag takes up. The canvas shoes are super comfortable and made from breathable material, while the sweatshirt with its cotton fabric is oversized and cozy. Last but not least, I never leave the house without my trusty slingbag that looks almost identical to this $16 find. The bag is made from nylon, which is durable and can take a beating, especially at airport security. —Erin CavotoShopping Editor
Look 5
When I travel, you’ll see me wearing a matching set because they are so comfortable and cute. A lounge set that includes a skirt. like this oneIt’s a great upgrade for the summer, as it allows me to get airflow around my leg and won’t scratch the floor when I go to the bathroom. You can also find out more about this by clicking here. button-up shirt This is the perfect cover-up for my swimsuit set. It goes with anything and can also be worn as an extra layer. These are also something I wear. cork footbed sandals All year round, I wear them to go for walks with my dog, to grab a drink, to dinner or to grab a drink, but most importantly when I fly. They can be worn with or without socks. You can adjust the straps so you can wear it with or without socks. this little bag It is perfect for keeping my credit cards, headphones and lip balm in the pocket of my flight bag. But its compact size makes it ideal for sightseeing. —Shalwah EvansSenior Shopping Editor
Look 6
My home airport is Atlanta International Airport (ATL)—the world’s busiest—so I’ve learned to settle in for a long travel day no matter where I’m headed. This is why I only wear pieces that are comfortable enough to wear on a plane. You can also find out more about the following: I’ll change into my comfortable clothes once I arrive. When I land, I wear soft, stretchy pants. cozy half-zip. It’s easy to peel off when I power-walk through the terminals or zip it back up if it gets cold on board. I don’t wear slip-ons because I have TSA-PreCheck. Instead, I wear my favorite pair of lace-ups. gum-sole sneakersWhen I travel, I like to live in a. —Kayla KittsSenior Editor
Look 7
I keep it simple at the airport by choosing pieces I can wear for my entire trip. The breezy, stretchy pants have an elastic waistband. linen pants The classic cut of this trendy shirt is perfect for me because it won’t dig in my skin when I sit down for hours. sage green T-shirt Doesn’t make you look shabby or too dressed down. It doesn’t make me look frumpy or too dressed-down. belt bag It is essential to have my passport, wallet and headphones within reach. I choose the bag that has the most space. slip-on shoes Since they are easy to wear and remove in a rush when I am rushing through the security checkpoints. (Just like I did this past weekend!) —Merrell ReadmanSenior Shopping Writer
Look 8
I always travel with a matching ensemble. this one This is my favorite style. I look for comfy, lightweight pants paired with a breathable T-shirt—something that keeps me from overheating but still feels put-together. I always wear a lightweight layer, such as the Newshows Button-down CardiganSince cold flights and air-conditioned airports have become a norm, it is important to prepare for them. I swear by my Dream Pairs sneakers—they’re incredibly comfortable and go with everything in my travel wardrobe. —Rosie MarderShopping Writer
Look 9
Pockets, in addition to comfort, are essential for my airport attire. I don’t have to dig through my bag looking for my phone and my ID while standing in the TSA queue. These pockets are a must-have for me when I’m at the airport. They allow me to keep my phone and ID close by without having to dig through my bag while in line with TSA. harem pants They have two pockets and a stretchy band, which are essentials because nothing is worse than feeling restricted by tight pants. They look great with an oversized T-shirt A pullover sweatshirt You guessed it: a jacket that has a pocket. Perfect for keeping my fingers warm when the air conditioner on an airplane is blasting. Shoes are my favorite. slip-on pair It’s less stressful to take them on and off while I go through TSA. —Rylee Johnston. Shopping Writer
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