Going on holiday is always an exciting time for anyone but you know what isn't exciting waiting hours in a airport or train station to sit for hours in a aeroplane or train. This can be especially true if your fit is comfortable. Everyone wants to look good when going away but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your comfort for hours to do so. Check out this list below to make sure your keep your fit on point while still being comfy.
1. Jacket or Blazer
Depending on the theme of your trip can decide your first piece of clothing if the trip is for pleasure then make sure you have a loose fitting jacket that won't be a pain to carry around if it gets to hot. A blazer is for the business trips that require a little more class.
2. T-Shirt or Shirt
This choice also relies on your 1st choice. A loose fitting t-shirt is great for travel and if you have to go for a shirt we advise a short sleeve shirt to allow for that extra comfort during those long waits.
3. Sweater or Hoodie
A must for any comfy fit whether your staying at home or travelling these are ideal for keeping you comfortable and warm. Keeping warm can be important while travelling many people tend to think if they are going somewhere hot they don't need to be wrapped up for travelling.
4. Comfortable Trousers
Again this massively depends on your previous choices and the nature of your trip. Everyone loves a trusty pair of jeans but when travelling we recommend jogging bottoms for maximum comfort or a smart pair of trousers if your trip is a little more formal.
5. Socks
A new booming trend is not wearing socks with your shoes or trainers but when travelling your walking around so much and confined to a small cabin space you don't to cause any unnecessary comfort. Make sure you have a reliable pair of socks.
6. Slip-on footwear
Lastly make sure you have comfortable footwear. We are suggesting slip-on footwear but anything that makes you comfortable is ideal. The last thing you want is to arrive at your destination and have blisters.
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