Travel outfit for long flight

[Anonymous]

I see these pretty awful lounge sets on Amazon. They seem passable in photos but I predict they look like pajamas close up.

I can’t wear jeans or a skirt on a long flight.

Anyone have an outfit idea where I look pulled together but not too formal either.

[Anonymous]

Yoga pants or soft pants, t-shirt, cardigan.

[Anonymous]

The 2 piece outfits are a fad. Why not jeans? They don’t wrinkle and a small stain won’t be noticeable.

[Anonymous]

Why do you have to look put together? if I am sleeping I want to be comfortable

[Anonymous]

I wear my old maternity pants (black, flared a bit on bottom), it's easy to sleep in them, go to bathroom, not as constricting as jeans (unless your jeans are REALLY loose/broken in).

[Anonymous]

Stretchy ponte knit skinny pants and comfortable shirt with a cardigan or knit blazer/soft jacket over top.

[Anonymous]

Vuori cargo joggers, a tank and a sweater.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The 2 piece outfits are a fad. [/b]Why not jeans?[b] They don’t wrinkle and a small stain won’t be noticeable.

Because they’re uncomfortable

[Anonymous]

I cannot stand jeans if I’m sitting for long periods of time.

[Anonymous]

I tuck a t-shirt into a pair of wide-leg pants with an elastic or drawstring waist and then layer that with a cute jacket or cardigan.

[Anonymous]

I have a pair of linen wide leg pants with a drawstring that are unbelievably comfortable. I pair it with a soft T-shirt and bring a cardigan.

[Anonymous]

For my recent international flights I’ve worn a stretchy cotton jersey jumpsuit. It feels like PJs so I can sleep on the flight but I feel polished enough for landing in Tokyo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For my recent international flights I’ve worn a stretchy cotton jersey jumpsuit. It feels like PJs so I can sleep on the flight but I feel polished enough for landing in Tokyo.

A jumpsuit? On a long-haul flight? That seems like the worst possible choice, having to basically entirely disrobe to go to the bathroom. People on this board are so weird.

In my peri-menopausal state, I need to be sure I'm wearing layers that are easy to take on and off, given that I might have a hot flash at any point but otherwise tend to run cold. And joggers, lightweight in summer, heavier in winter.

[Anonymous]

Nobody cares how polished or pulled together you look after a long flight.

Anyone who would care sucks.

[Anonymous]

“ I cannot stand jeans if I’m sitting for long periods of time.”

I’m so glad to know that I’m not the only one. Jeans last forever for me because I only wear them to go out to an event or activity.