Long haul comfy but not PJs

[RitaFromTheRanch]

Can anyone recommend something comfy to wear on a very long haul flight with a 3hr stop off that will look semi decent?

Thank you, first v long haul flight and I need soft and comfy.

We away long haul at the moment and for the flight I bought these trousers and cardigan with a fitted white t shirt underneath and trainers.
It was really comfortable and looked great when we arrived.

www.hush-uk.com/ava-washed-cargo-trousers-navy/012039-1658.html

They do look good but might be a bit too pricey at the moment, I definitely want to look okay when we land and not like a bag of washing

I got some lovely wide leg joggers in H&M last week . Just plain grey drawstring waist . They would work with a comfy sweatshirt or a cardigan. Not pyjama like if you wear them with trainers. £14.99

I was going to suggest H and M too.

What weather will you be landing into?

Amazon do travel clothes, they get a lot of good reviews on insta basically wide leg trousers and cardigans in non crease fabric

This is the sort of outfit I wear for long haul flights

On my last long haul flight, I wore a column shaped denim dress. Smart, but comfy, nothing around my waist. I had a cardigan and tights for the flight but the dress was sleeveless and ready to go in the warmer climate where I landed. It's what I'll be wearing for foreseeable.

I always just wear joggers/leggings and a hoodie. Usually get a new matching set for going on holiday.

I have some wide legged cheesecloth trousers that are so comfortable - maybe something in that material? Also handy to wear at the destination too if hot.

Could go for beige or black coloured, with a fitted tshirt and little cardigan?

Thanks very much, I'll check out H&M and Amazon. It'll be hot but nighttime when we finally get there.

Are you me lol? I'm off to Australia on Monday. I've bought some tapered joggers and a matching top from M&S to fly in. I'll wear a t shirt as well. Tapered to minimise the risk of the bottoms of them touching the floor and coming into contact with other peoples bodily fluids when I use the loo on the plane.

I have these flared leggings from H&M, they are as soft as butter, a lovely shade of navy and don’t crease or show marks
“Flared sports leggings with SoftMove™”
https://www2.hm.com/en_gb/productpage.1240938001.html

I wear them with a navy hoodie or sweatshirt and a tshirt underneath. Great for a flight last year and I’ll be wearing the same again tomorrow!

I like to wear a soft jersey dress, slightly loose fitting, so comfortable for sitting in for hours. If I'm going somewhere hot, and it's cold here, I wear thermal leggings underneath, and a warm sweater on top. I peel them off as we land and stuff in my hand luggage.

Overnight flight back from South America last week. I wore leggings, t-shirt and fleece. More importantly, I wore a soft, pull on bra!

I always prefer traveling in a dress. I'd wear a long tube dress, singlet or short sleeved. (Short-sleeved if going to the middle east) With something non-crease over the top.

Hush do some lovely flight friendly clothes, worth a look on there. Spendy though.

My go to for long haul where it’ll be hot upon landing is an empire style midi/maxi dress- I like the ones with the elasticated ruching around the chest then flow out as most comfortable for long haul stomach bloating. I then put a thin thermal top underneath (Sainsbury’s or M&S) and put cotton leggings underneath. I travel in my gym trainers as they’re the bulkiest footwear I take. Thin cardigan on top. Sometimes a Uniqlo pack away ultra light down coat if it’s really cold in the UK or I’m going by public transport-
taxis to the airport I can cope without.

Very comfortable but looks nice, and as the flight progresses/before landing I take off the leggings and thermal top so I’m in the dress and cardigan.

I travel in a wide leg pair of cropped trousers - (elastic waist), t shirt and a cardigan. Also take a scarf (air con is cool on the plane!). For footwear it’s leather trainers. Colour combo is black and cream. Looks smart and is comfy. The trousers and t shirt work well in the hot destination on arrival.

It always comes up on these threads but just make sure you don't go for wide legged or anything that trails on the floor- cropped or elasticated round the ankles. Plane bathroom floors are grim!

This is similar to what I wore in December for my long haul and will continue to wear, it is so comfortable. I purchased the wide leg jogger set H&M set though without the drawstring and that’s even more comfortable than the one you have ( which I also have, lol)

someone mentioned wide leg trailing on toilet floors but i literally fold mine up 3 times so it’s around my knees before entering, lol, I can’t stand the feeling or restriction of cuffed joggers as I have to wear medical grade compression socks so need something flowing/loose.

I definitely agree with another poster that said wearing a soft pull on bra, this is also what I do.

I have some starfish slim leg jersey trousers from Land's End. A bit pricey but very good quality for leggings. Women's Starfish Slim Leg Stretch Jersey Trousers | Lands' End

I was looking for a long jersey dress but think it's the wrong season as no one had any

I've just come back long haul and always wear a maxi dress usually jersey because it's comfortable and avoids trailing in the toilets! I also take a cashmere wrap that doubles as a blanket.
Sweaty Betty, Me and Em and Cos do a good range.
Enjoy your trip!

I've recently flown and in the airports, 4 of them, I only noticed one person who looked like they'd dressed up. Everyone else, male or female wore the same clothes, jeans or tracksuit bottoms, trainers, t-shirts or sweatshirts. Coats of many styles were mainly being carried.