Anonymous wrote: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.

Just be mindful that the wide legs don’t slip to the floor when you use the airport bathroom! Blech… ask me know I know!!

Soft leggings or joggers, light long sleeve tee, long cardigan. I wear socks and sneakers.

Long cotton legging, short sleeve cotton tee, and a light weight raincoat/wind jacket ( we brought north face). Easy on/off sneaker ( we take off and put inside a bag and tied to seat handle) or flip flop (and bring socks) since it gets very cold on the flight.

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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.

This. I cant believe people suggest a jumpsuit. I learned the lesson well before flying, as an 8yr old trying to take out the jumpsuit during a ski day fast enough not to pee my pants but at the same time making sure the top was not touching the toilet or durty floor, all wearing ski boots. I fly to europe and most times i need to go to the bathroom before i land and the bathroom is not clean and super small and the airplane moves. Hard enough to keep my pants clean, i cant imagine if i had a jumpsuit

If you need to look polished, I would check out aday and frank and Eileen.

I really like this Aday pullover and most of their fabrics are wrinkle free and built for comfort. https://www.thisisaday.com/products/like-a-boss-sweatshirt-moss?_pos=7&_sid=188f2398d&_ss=r

Frank and Eileen has grown up versions of the Amazon sets that look much more polished. https://www.frankandeileen.com/collections/essentials/products/greece-travel-set-black?_pos=3&_fid=8f0893066&_ss=c

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Anonymous wrote:Yoga pants, short-sleeved t-shirt, and zip-up hoodie. Comfort is my number one priority.

10000%

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Possibly one more layer if it's chilly. My preferred hoodies also have zip pockets large enough to hold phone and passport.

I wear cropped yoga pants and a sleeveless t shirt on long haul flights. And I wear the sneakers I’ll be wearing on vacation with compression socks. I pack a sweater in my personal item bag so I can layer if needed. Comfort is most important to me.

Anything with drawstrings are very comfy.

Anonymous wrote: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.

This is what I do. Game changer!

Anonymous wrote:Yoga pants, short-sleeved t-shirt, and zip-up hoodie. Comfort is my number one priority.

10000%

Chicos travelers. I swore I’d never shop there. they are often at thrift stores. Really easy to move and travel in. Pants, she’ll, jacket, scarf. Done.

Yoga pants, short-sleeved t-shirt, and zip-up hoodie. Comfort is my number one priority.

My husband calls this my flight suit because it’s the only thing I wear on flights. And for good reason. So soft and comfortable. Not too warm, and won’t leave me cold.

Bottoms: https://beyondyoga.com/products/spacedye-laid-back-wide-leg-pant-darkest-night-sd1228

Top:
https://beyondyoga.com/products/featherweight-daydreamer-pullover-darkest-night-lwsd7792

https://athleta.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=982868082&cid=1025878&pcid=1025878&vid=1#pdp-page-content

With a t shirt and cardigan

Omg. A jumpsuit in an airplane bathroom?!?! Gross no.

Yoga pants and comfy tshirt with cardigan.