Workout clothes - at the airport

[Anonymous]

I often travel for work and would LOVE to wear workout clothes. The most I can do is wear my gym shoes (GASP!) with my suits. I can't find a good looking shoe that doesn't hurt after walking airport distances, so I don't care how bad this looks. When I travel for fun, you bet I'm going to wear what's comfortable.

[Anonymous]

I don't mind the gym clothes at the airport. I can't deal with the people who take it a step or two farther and show up in their flannel PJ bottoms looking like they literally just rolled out of bed. I don't want to sit next to someone who hasn't showered. Yuck. Flying is bad enough without being subjected to that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't mind the gym clothes at the airport. I can't deal with the people who take it a step or two farther and show up in their flannel PJ bottoms looking like they literally just rolled out of bed. I don't want to sit next to someone who hasn't showered. Yuck. Flying is bad enough without being subjected to that.

I never understand people who wear pajama bottoms in public.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't mind the gym clothes at the airport. I can't deal with the people who take it a step or two farther and show up in their flannel PJ bottoms looking like they literally just rolled out of bed. I don't want to sit next to someone who hasn't showered. Yuck. Flying is bad enough without being subjected to that.

+1

Don't care about workout clothes. PJ's with all the prints and slippers out and about is what bothers me. Is it so hard to throw on sweatpants or yoga pants a tee shirt and flip flops?

[Anonymous]

I wear leggings and a long shirt or sweater on every flight 4 hours + . Definitely rocking yoga pants or leggings on overseas flights. I couldn't care less what others wear.

[Anonymous]

Personally I don't like it and I always try to look decent when I fly. I might wear stretch jeans or a long jersey skirt, usually with wedges and a button down shirt, with a scarf or sweater on top. TSA is horrible enough and I look like a teenager in yoga pants. If you dress ok you get treated better IMO.

[Anonymous]

I would NEVER travel on a plane in workout gear.

I will run to school pick up, Whole Foods, etc --but the plane, no way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am guilty of wearing workout clothes while running errands, not because it's a real outfit but because I make stops post-gym. But can't get on board with tight ass spandex pants, tanks, and running shoes at the airport. Afraid this is a trend that won't die. Comments appreciated!

If I am travel for 7+ hours best believe I'm in comfy clothes. 22 hours or more y are luck I'm not in a night gown

[Anonymous]

Depends on where I'm flying: NY, Boston, Philly, Atlanta, Chicago, I'm in biz casual. West Coast: yoga attire and sneakers all the way.

[Anonymous]

I think it's gross that you do errands post workout in your same clothes. I don't want your sweaty body next to me in line at the post office or pawing over the produce at the grocery store. Way worse than wearing clean workout clothes to the airport!

[Anonymous]

Sounds comfy.

[Anonymous]

You workout clothes wearing folks must be flying in the back. I've never seen that in the front/upper deck.

[Anonymous]

Since we're all judging, I would like to call out the women wearing the matching velour yoga pants and hoodie, usuall with sparkles or Juicy on the ass. Just no. I hate this look and think it's embarrassing for grown women to dress this way!