What to Actually Wear on a Long Haul Flight Without Sacrificing Style

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Long haul flight outfits are one of those things that sound simple until you’re actually standing in your bedroom at 4am trying to figure out what to wear for a 10 hour flight. You want to be comfortable enough to actually sleep but you don’t want to land looking like you’ve just rolled out of bed either. It’s a harder balance than it should be.

Black leggings, white fitted tee, black windbreaker, white New Balance 530s, black nylon tote bag and grey travel neck pillow long haul flight outfit flatlay

This is the outfit for anyone who just wants to be comfortable on a long haul flight and not think too hard about it. Black leggings and a white fitted tee is the most practical base you can start with, and the black windbreaker over the top is perfect for when the cabin gets freezing which it always does. The white New Balance 530s are comfortable enough for a full travel day and look way better than a pair of bulky trainers. The grey slouchy socks, travel pillow and AirPods case are the practical touches that make long-haul travel actually bearable and the black nylon tote fits everything you need for the flight.

Rust ribbed crop top, cream wide leg joggers, camel oversized cardigan, brown suede clogs, tan leather crossbody bag and cream carry on suitcase long haul flight outfit flatlay
Adidas stripe crop tee, black wide leg cargo trousers, denim jacket, grey New York baseball cap, black Adidas Sambas and black carry on suitcase flatlay

This one is for anyone who refuses to sacrifice style for comfort on a long haul flight and honestly you don’t have to with this outfit. The black wide leg Adidas cargo trousers are comfortable enough to sleep in but the Adidas stripe crop tee and denim jacket give it a really cool, sporty edge. The grey New York cap means you don’t have to worry about your hair and the black cat eye sunglasses are there for when you land and need to look like you haven’t just spent 10 hours on a plane. The black Adidas Sambas and black crescent crossbody bag finish the whole thing off.

Chocolate brown seamless jumpsuit, camel windbreaker, camel Adidas Gazelle trainers, camel sling bag and travel neck pillow long haul flight outfit flatlay
White ribbed tank, black linen drawstring shorts, blue stripe oversized shirt, nude Birkenstock Arizona sandals and cream canvas tote bag flatlay
Sage green knit co-ord, cream Birkenstock Boston clogs, cream over ear headphones, travel neck pillow and cream leather tote bag long haul flight outfit flatlay

A matching knit co-ord is honestly one of the best things you can wear on a long haul flight because it looks like a proper outfit but feels like pyjamas. The sage green set with the cream contrast trim is really elevated for what is essentially a very comfortable two piece and the wide leg trousers mean you have plenty of room to actually move and stretch on the plane. The cream Birkenstock Boston clogs are easy to slip on and off at security and the cream over ear headphones, travel pillow and cream leather tote mean you are fully sorted for the journey.

Blue oversized linen shirt, cream tailored shorts, rust cat eye sunglasses, cream puffer crossbody bag and nude flat sandals flatlay

This is the most elevated of all the long haul flight outfits in this post and it’s perfect for anyone who wants to step off the plane looking like they haven’t just been travelling for hours. The blue linen oversized shirt and cream tailored shorts is a really clean, fresh combination and linen is genuinely one of the best fabrics for long haul travel because it breathes really well. The nude flat sandals are comfortable enough for a full travel day and the cream puffer crossbody bag and weekend bag keep everything practical without ruining the look. The rust cat eye sunglasses are the one pop of colour that stops the whole outfit from feeling too plain.

Save this post for the next time you’ve got a holiday planned and will be taking a long haul flight and no idea what to pack in your carry-on.

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