The 24 Best Travel Pants for Every Style and Destination

Travel attire is particular. It should go without saying that it should be comfortable, but it also needs to meet a number of other requirements: it can’t be worn alone, the fabric meets Goldilocks temperature standards, and it’s a piece that balances form and function. (When it comes to dealing with red-eyes, we’re of the “look good, feel good” school of psychological trickery.) While wearing your best sweater and shoes on a plane is relatively effortless, travel pants are a different story. Restrictive waistbands and finicky fabrics really cut down on your options, so we set out to find some solutions.

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It turns out that the best travel pants are the ones that go unrecognizable. From wide-leg linen styles that double as beach cover-ups to colorful pull-on pants, you can style them in so many ways, and even if you don’t need them on the road, our finds deserve a spot in your carry-on. (Though if old habits die hard, you can still go full loungewear; we’ve found some premium options, too.) This edit lends itself to a range of transportation options: Those traveling by boat or short train have more flexibility than those stuck in a plane cabin for 10 hours.

Ahead, shop the 24 best travel pants for every style and destination.

Linen

If you’re traveling in the summer, choosing linen is a no-brainer. Wear a cozy knit on the plane and change into a silk blouse, baby T-shirt, or even a swimsuit when you arrive. As far as color goes, neutrals will be the most practical in your travel capsule wardrobe—J. Crew and Cos’ black and navy linen trousers are a classic option, while Beyond Yoga’s pull-on pants come in a rich espresso hue that we’re also loving.

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