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We know firsthand what it’s like to need to scratch that travel itch – so when we need to be prepared but don’t want to overdose on vitamin D, we pack the best warm weather travel gear and get gone. Because every globetrotting woman knows there's nothing worse than bringing home a sunburn, sweat-sopping clothing, and nonstop complaints from the kiddos. So if you've got a hot getaway planned, we've broken down everything you need to get travel-ready and tackle the warm temps.

What features are essential for travel clothing when visiting tropical or hot climates?

What travel clothing items are best for a hot weather excursion.

Not all clothing is made equally, especially under warmer weather conditions. So when you're shopping for outfits for your warm weather adventure, make sure your clothes have these features built in:

Breathability: When you can't catch a cool breeze anywhere, you've just gotta bring your own. Wearing breathable clothing is crucial to avoid overheating or having your whole outfit stick to your bod – no thanks! Title Nine's explore and travel shirts, shorts, and skirts are all made with breathable, odor-resistant fabrics in looser-fitting silhouettes that always pack extra airflow when you need it.

Moisture-wicking: Don't sweat getting sweaty in moisture-wicking short-sleeve t-shirts, tank tops, shorts and pants. Designed to soak up sweat in a snap, you can go from trekking the outdoors to lunch indoors with the A/C blasting without getting clammy. Bonus: they resist wrinkles in a snap.

Quick-drying: Hot climates tend to bring unpredictable weather, so prep for afternoon storms, roadside waterfalls, or sun showers with quick-drying clothes. Title Nine's collection of quick-dry pants, t-shirts, dresses, shorts and skirts shirk moisture like nobody's business, keeping you comfortable all day long.

Built-In UV protection: Applying and re-applying lotions is a sticky, messy pain – so instead, choose sun protective clothes that offer built-in certified UPF protection from the sun. From UPF20 through UPF 50+, Title Nine offers UPF-certified shirts, shorts, hats and more.

Easy care: We don’t have time for ironing, so we look for fabrics that don't wrinkle, are easy to wash, and dry quickly while we're on the move.

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Everything Title Nine offers is made to move with women who can't stop, won't stop. Whether we’re trekking across the Sahara, backpacking through Europe or taking the family camping at the beach, every piece is designed to boost women's movement, not hold us back. With sweat and stink control, wrinkle-free fabrics, quick-dry powers, and way more, Title Nine's got the total travel clothing package.

Here are our top picks for clothing, accessories, and travel shoes from our collection so you can pack the ultimate travel-ready outfits. Mix and match the best hot weather travel clothing to fit your style of adventure:

Travel Shirts & Tops: From tanks to long sleeve t-shirts, Title Nine's got your upper half covered, cool, and dry. Our fastest-drying, do-it-all tee, Ravine Short Sleeve Tee works day to night to keep us comfortable without anyone seeing us sweat. Or, go sleeveless with our Anda V Neck Tank Top , made with our moisture-wicking WickID fabric and built in UPF 50 to keep you cool and comfortable, even as the heat keeps rising.

Like a little more coverage? Grab the Moorea Gauze Textured Shirt , a 100% cotton layer-ready top. Roll-up the sleeves when things start to get a little too warm, and keep things casual with this flattering, relaxed fit top.

Pants and Shorts: Your travel pants and bottoms should be just as breathable, lightweight, and comfortable as your tops. Title Nine's travel pants and shorts let you move, stretch, and flex your way–from the trails to town, or from the beach to brunch–without needing a backup.

Planning a river adventure with the family? Go from wet to dry in our Rogue Bottoms (available in both shorts and skorts), made with our soft and sturdy, summer-ready Nimblene fabric. Or, head somewhere tropical in our Slaycation Cropped Pants , made to resist sun, sand, water, and wrinkles.

Have a hot weather hike planned? Our Switchback Ultralight Hike Joggers were made for trekking through the tropics, featuring a four-way stretch fabric boosted with DWR, quick-dry superpowers, and seven pockets (for all your go-to trail snacks, obviously).

Want to keep it comfy on the flight there and back? Grab a pair of soft, wicking Nebula High-Waisted Pocket Leggings for the ride.

Quick-drying: Who says you can't have stylish travel clothes? Title Nine's active dresses and skirts add a flattering touch to your travel outfits, while still beating the heat. Take our Round Trip Dress – with versatile styling, hidden pockets, and wrinkle-resistant Nimblene™ stretch fabric that's easily packable, hand washes easy, and dries super fast.

Wear any tee or tank with our Samba Swing Skort , an A-Line skirt with built-in shorts, hidden pockets, and a softer-than-soft fabric that packs some much-needed airflow.

Accessories: Every travel capsule wardrobe has the ultimate travel-friendly accessories, like hats, sunglasses, and scarves. Title Nine's warm weather ready gear has all the sweat-fighting, heat-beating capabilities as our clothing.

Shoes and Sandals: Leave the flip-flops at home and bring along some travel-ready shoes that'll keep your feet moving with no complaining. The best walking sandals for travel should provide adjustability, technical comfort footbeds, water-friendly materials and more. Title Nine offers a curated selection of some of the best walking shoes for travel, including athletic shoes, sneakers and breathable, comfortable sandals for your next excursion.

If hot weather's in the forecast for your upcoming trip, pack clothes that don't just look good, but feel good and perform even better in warmer weather. Look for fabrics that check all the boxes–breathable, temperature-regulating, sweat-wicking, odor-resistant, and quick-dry–that pack light, resist wrinkles, and transition from one activity to the next, day to night. From lightweight, abrasion-resistant hike pants, to beach-ready, moisture-wicking dresses, Title Nine has everything women need to beat the heat (and look like a badass doing it).

What are the best materials for women's travel clothes that are suitable for hot and humid conditions?

What types of clothing are best suited for warmer weather: dresses, shorts, or pants.

• What features should I look for in women's travel clothes that are designed for hot weather, such as moisture-wicking or sun protection?

How can I pack light and still have enough space for my travel outfits?

What colors are best for women's travel clothes in hot weather, such as light or dark shades, what are the best types of footwear to pair with women's travel clothes in hot weather, such as sandals or sneakers, how can i stay comfortable and cool during hot weather activities such as hiking or sightseeing, what are the most important considerations when selecting women's travel clothes for destinations with high humidity, are there any special cleaning or care instructions for women's travel clothes that are designed for hot weather conditions.

• Can women's travel clothes that are designed for hot weather be worn in other settings, such as for casual wear or outdoor activities?

What are the most important factors to consider when selecting clothes for a beach vacation?

What are some of the most popular trends in women's travel clothes for hot weather destinations, how can i create a versatile wardrobe for hot weather travel with a limited budget, what are some tips for layering women's travel clothing in hot climates.

The best materials to look for when shopping for travel outfits include breathable, lightweight fabrics like cotton, polyester, and spandex. Title Nine's collection of warm-weather clothing performs exactly how you'd need it to in hot, humid conditions, keeping you cool, comfortable, and dry. Below are the best fabrics to tackle the high temps, only available at Title Nine:

• WickID™ Super good wicking that dries 4x faster than cotton. A zap-drying fabric that sits softly on our skin and emerges wrinkle-free from our pack. It's our ultra-breathable fast-drying poly, odor-shirking Tencel™, infused with drirelease® performance fibers that dramatically improve how wetness is pulled from the skin and released into the air. Shop WickID breathable clothes .
• Buttah™ The year-round soother that washes and wears like a dream. Our soft blend of wrinkle-resistant and wash-and-dry-ready poly/spandex. Shop Buttah wrinkle free travel clothes .
• Matahari™ The double agent performance fabric that plays both sides and wins. Working and playing in overtime, Matahari™ goes from sweaty to ready in a snap. Our UPF 35 poly/spandex with StinkStopper™ odor blocking means more adventures and less laundry. Shop Matahari anti-odor clothing .
• Nimblene™ Amphibious in nature, allowing us to move quickly from river to trail, from wet to dry: the heavy hitting, surprisingly sturdy lightweight fabric that’s summer-ready. Our fast-drying, springy, stretch woven poly/spandex that’s certified UPF 50 to boot. Shop Nimblene quick dry clothing .
• ClambR™ Our abrasion-resistant, water-repellent, stretch nylon/spandex fabric. Soft, but rugged enough for every adventure urban to outback. Shop ClambR water repellent fabric clothes .

There's really no wrong answer here. As long as your travel wardrobe consists of the performance-ready fabrics and materials, whatever you choose to wear should be good to go. If you like a little extra breeze, wear shorts, dresses, and sleeveless tops. But if you're traveling where the fashion is more modest, go with lightweight, breathable travel pants and sweat-wicking t-shirts.

What features should I look for in women's travel clothing that are designed for hot weather?

The must-have features in every traveler's outfit include sweat-wicking powers, built-in UPF protection (because who wants to keep reapplying all day?), and a lightweight, loose fit on the body for max breathability.

The best way to keep your carry-on from overflowing is to bring outfits that pack down small or roll up tidy and resist wrinkles so us women can keep movin' along.

You might've heard to avoid black t-shirts and pants when traveling to hot, dry, or tropical destinations. While this isn't entirely wrong, what really helps you keep cool and comfy through the heat are those performance fabrics. The color of your clothing doesn't really matter if the materials are made to stand the higher temperatures. So, wear what you want! Just make sure your outfit's built to beat the heat.

“I love hot, sweaty feet!” said no one ever. Traveling to hot climates calls for appropriate foot wear to match. Headed somewhere tropical? Bring along a pair of water-resistant sandals, like the Teva Hike Out Sandal, or sneakers with a cushy footbed that make 12,000 steps feel like 20. Taking a walk through the ancient ruins in the heat of the summer? Pack the sneakers that go with every outfit: The Satorisan Boomerang Sneaker, with a sole that loves to wander and durable, sustainable materials all throughout.

If you're planning to spend your whole day outside, make sure your outfit has all the features you need to stay cool and comfortable. Got a hike on the itinerary? Pack along a pair of lightweight, abrasion-resistant pants or shorts, like our Recycled Clamber Hiking Pants. Taking it to the streets? Grab a versatile, breathable travel dress, like our Round Trip Dress for an outfit that transitions from day to night with no sweat.

Humid destinations pack more moisture than you might be used to, so the most important feature to look for from your clothing is that moisture-wicking capability. It keeps the moisture in the air off your skin without getting your outfit soggy.

Not all fabrics follow the same cleaning methods, so always check the care instructions on your clothing before washing. The dryer is known to ruin the performance materials that make our travel wardrobe hot weather ready, so as a general rule of thumb, always air dry your travel clothing.

Can women's travel clothes designed for hot weather be worn in other settings, such as for casual wear or outdoor activities?

Yep, you can wear your travel outfits anywhere you want. They're built to be versatile, so they're tough enough for outdoor activities like hiking, but still casual enough to fit right in at the local tavern, at the farmer's market, or at the neighborhood block party.

Beach vacations usually mean tons of humidity and a potential storm or two. So if you're packing for a warm, tropical getaway, make sure your dresses, shorts, pants, and tops all have moisture-wicking abilities and dry on the fly. Whether you're taking a walk on the beach or trekking through the rainforest, keep the water and humidity off your clothes and off your bod. Oh yeah, and don't forget your swimsuit!

Comfort is key when traveling to warmer destinations. But the most popular styles for warmer destinations we've seen include dresses, jumpsuits and rompers, and skorts. With features like hidden pockets, sweat-wicking powers, and adjustable straps and waistbands, Title Nine's dresses, jumpsuits, and bottoms have everything you need to look and feel your best

If style and function are the two must-haves from your travel wardrobe, look for travel-friendly outfits that are both versatile and made with performance materials that keep you cool under warmer temperatures. Title Nine's travel-ready clothing comes in tons of colors and prints to suit your style, without slacking on performance.

A versatile wardrobe consists of–you guessed it–versatile clothing! Before throwing anything in your carry-on, make sure you're packing versatile pieces. Travel dresses and jumpsuits that can go from day to night, shorts that go from wet to dry, and tops that stay wrinkle-free are all versatile pieces to include in your suitcase.

The only layers you'll really need in a warmer destination include comfy underwear, sweat-wicking socks, a light rain jacket, and maybe a pair of leggings from the flight to and fro. Title Nine's travel clothing have all the features you need to dress smarter; like built-in shorts with pockets in our skorts, built-in shelf bras in every dress, and packable jackets that take up zero space in your carry-on.

CONTRIBUTING T9 Hiking GEAR EXPERT

Molly Hanks, Merchant

Mom, competitor, triathlete and adventure trail runner, Molly has been the resident Women’s Travel Gear Expert at Title Nine. She not only leads and manages wear testing across the entire line, but also works with our in-house product development team and women across the industry to uncover and adopt the features most important to us when traveling wherever in the world it may be regardless of activity or sport.

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The Best Warm Weather Travel Gear for Women

Wahine Swim Shorts - Solid

Speed Racer Tunic - Textured

Dogtown Shorts 4"

Lehua Bikini Bottom - Solid

Henerala V Neck Tank

Anda V Neck Tank Top

Paddle Board Swim Shorts

Recycled Clamber 2.0 Hiking Shorts 5"

Dogtown Shorts 10"

Holy Grail Bikini Bottom - Solid

Vibe Tank Top

Scout Ripstop Shorts 5"

Yasumi Tank Top

Yasumi Short Sleeve Top

Recycled Clamber 2.0 Hiking Shorts 10"

Recycled Clamber 2.0 Hiking Capris

Ravine Muscle Tank - Solid

Scout Ripstop Shorts 3"

Headlands Ribbed Tank Top

Flora Skort

Scout Ripstop Skort - Solid

Set It And Forget It Halter Bikini Top

Maverick V Neck Tank Top

Recycled Clamber 2.0 Hiking Skort

Rogue Shorts 5"

Maverick Pocket Tee

Dream V Neck Dress - Solid

Sunbuster Full Zip Hoodie - Solid

Sunbuster 1/4 Zip Cap Sleeve Hoodie - Textured

Dogtown Shorts 6"

Undercover Short 4"

Slaycation 2.0 Cropped Pants - Textured Petite

Round Trip Dress - Solid

Dream Swing Skort

Rogue Skort

Set It And Forget It Halter Tankini Top

Notton Racerback Tank Top - Colorblock

Rogue Shorts 9"

Moorea Gauze Sleeveless Top

Majestic Skort - Cocoa Bean

Notton Baseball Tee

Evergreen Hiking Skort

Hike Out Sandal

Baja Shorts 3"

Samba Swing Skort

Crusher Tiered Dress

Recycled Clamber Cargo Hiking Shorts 5"

Ravine Muscle Tank - Jaipur

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The Best Travel Clothes and Accessories for Women of 2024

From dresses to sweats to sandals, don’t miss these travel staples.

Rena Behar is a freelance journalist and editor focusing on tech, travel, and gender. She has contributed to Travel + Leisure, TripSavvy, and more.

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You’ve booked your ticket, made your restaurant reservations, and now it’s finally time to pack for your big trip. While we’re sure you’ll have a lovely time no matter what you’re wearing, the best travel clothes and accessories can help make that long-awaited adventure go just a little more smoothly (and make you look that much better in your photos afterward).

When it comes to a travel wardrobe, we favor versatile, easy-to-pack pieces you can wear all day without having to sacrifice valuable exploring time for an outfit change. Since we’re always testing products here at Travel + Leisure , we’ve included eight options personally tested by our team (we can confirm that our favorite travel pants are squat-approved and that we comfortably walked for more than eight hours in the walking shoes below). Here are some of our favorite travel clothes and accessories, from cashmere sweaters to comfortable sneakers and everything in between.

Best Leggings

Lululemon wunder train high-rise tight.

Smooth fabric, a fit that stays consistent across activities, and excellent comfort put these a cut above other leggings.

They’re a bit thin for cold conditions.

Sometimes you just need a good pair of leggings, and Lululemon’s are at the top of the pack for a reason. We found the Wunder Trains to be form-fitting without feeling constricting, and they feature a drawstring at the waist for extra comfort. They never felt tight even after long flights (and the ensuing bloating) or like they were stretching out too much, and the material is smooth and soft with no pilling in sight. Two hidden pockets stretch enough to hold a phone, headphones, ID, and ticket without any noticeable fit difference. They are on the thinner side, leaving legs a bit chilly in flight but very comfortable in warmer climates. Despite that, we didn’t find any transparency in the fabric at all. We tested the 25-inch inseam, but there are also 23-, 28-, and 31-inch variations available in 15 different colors and sizes that range from 0 to 20.

Best Travel Pants

Libin cargo joggers.

These casual pants move with you and provide comfort in a good range of sizes and colors.

They run tight in the legs and are a bit prone to wrinkles.

These extremely comfortable, breathable, and affordable pants moved with us through constant motion, walks, and long drives during testing. The fabric is incredibly soft, and the pockets are great for storing whatever you want to keep close by, with two large zippered front pockets plus extra cargo pockets and one rear zipped pocket. The stretchy, elastic waistband features a drawstring for extra adjustability, and the ankles have a nice level of elasticity for a jogger style. The pants are on the tighter side fit-wise, so you may want to size up for maximum comfort on long flights, and we also found them to be a bit prone to wrinkles. They do have UPF 50+ sun protection built into the fabric, which is great for sunny destinations. There are 13 colors to choose from and sizes up to 3XL.

Travel + Leisure / Kim Sommerfeldt

Best Packable Jacket

Everlane the renew long liner.

This packable jacket offers the cozy feel of a puffer without the bulk, plus split zippers for extra adjustability.

It’s an oversized style and you might need an extra layer underneath in extra cold conditions.

A long jacket gives any outfit an extra touch of style, so finding a packable one is especially exciting. This quilted jacket from Everlane is easy to pack down into a cube or corner of your bag, and the quilting gives it some extra fluff without making it too large. It didn’t wrinkle even after more than eight hours of being stuffed in a packing cube during our testing period, and the split zipper allows for good ventilation and freedom of movement. The soft collar keeps your neck warm in the wind, and the jacket overall feels like it’s a high-quality build that will last. We felt cozy in a range of temperatures, and the oversized fit makes it easy to layer under on extra frigid days. It comes in four neutral shades (black, olive, brown, and pretty blush) and sizes from XXS to XL.

Best Sweater

Naadam the original cashmere sweater.

This high-quality sweater comes in a wide range of sizes and colors.

The sleeves are designed to run short, and you may need to do some occasional maintenance against pilling.

We love this Naadam sweater for its value and high quality, paired with an extensive range of colors and sizes. Right now there are 21 colors available, with nine core neutrals and a rotating set of limited-edition seasonal shades, and it comes in sizes ranging from XXS to XXL. While we didn't personally test this option, the sweater is made from 100 percent Mongolian cashmere so it will stay soft against your skin. The sleeves are designed to run short for easier layering, though taller shoppers may find this a bit annoying. And like all cashmere, it tends to be a bit high-maintenance, but we think it’s worth the tradeoff.

Best Long-sleeve Shirt

Ibex women's travel henley long sleeve.

Ibex  

This simple shirt is a versatile classic.

We wish there were more color options.

For frequent travelers, it’s hard not to fill your entire wardrobe with merino wool — a naturally moisture-wicking and odor-resistant material — especially when you’re on the road and really don’t want to have to do laundry. This classic henley has great reviews, with seven snaps that let you stay as buttoned-up (or not) as you please while adding some visual interest, and it’s just fitted enough to be flattering without being clingy. The smooth finish of the fabric and flatlock seams keep you comfortable, there are five colors available, and it's even machine-washable (though you will need to line-dry it).

Best Sweats

Aether w foundation hoodie.

These sweats will keep you comfortable but still looking put-together.

There aren’t a lot of colors available, and they’re on the expensive side.

Sometimes when you’re traveling you simply want to take a break and be cozy. Enter the Aether set, one of our favorite matching sets for travel . You’ll be plenty comfortable in the French terry fabric, with touches like raglan sleeves and cover-stitched seams that keep you from looking frumpy. Match the hoodie with either the cropped sweatpants or shorts, which are both made from the same soft French terry cotton and feature a ribbed waistband and flat, braided drawcord with leather tips as a thoughtful touch. Bonus: all of Aether’s products come with a lifetime guarantee.

Quince Tencel Jersey Fit & Flare Dress

This dress is soft, flattering, affordable, and responsibly made.

It may be a bit on the low-cut side for some builds, and we wish it came in a few more colors.

Looking for a travel dress that does everything you need a dress to do and then some? The Tencel material in this model from Quince is super soft and light, as well as sustainably made. The skirt is long enough to comfortably sit down on the train in and get you into religious sites without concern. It's also accented with two side-seam pockets for smaller items. Meanwhile, the fitted top is both flattering and easy to layer, and provides a nice level of shape to the cut. In addition to eco-friendly materials and Global Recycle Standard-certified yarn, it’s also made in Sedex-certified factories that aim to improve working conditions. It’s also affordable enough that you won’t stress out about packing it and machine-washable for easy cleaning.

Best Bathing Suit

Andie the amalfi.

Adjustable straps, a simple but stylish build, and superior comfort put this swimsuit at the top of the list.

It can take a while to dry, but you won’t feel uncomfortable during the process.

Andie’s Amalfi is simple, sleek, and straight to the point, and that’s why it was our top pick for the best overall one-piece in our Best Swimsuits for Women roundup. During testing, we found that the stylish, slim straps provide plenty of support even with their delicate appearance, keeping everything in place even while swimming laps or hitting the beach. It’s comfortable to wear all day, with no digging in from the straps on top or creeping and crawling up from the edges on the bottom, and it stays soft even when saturated. While it isn’t the fastest-drying swimsuit out there, we thought it was still comfortable no matter what level of damp it is. We didn't notice any stretching during drying, either, even after we thre the swimsuit in a dryer. There are also a whole slew of styles to choose from, with smooth, ribbed, and novelty fabrics (for a total of 10 different colors), sizes from XS to 3XL, and even a long torso cut option.

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Best Crossbody Bag

Baggallini everywhere bagg.

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The Everywhere Bagg boasts a plenitude of pockets as well as a comfortable, adjustable strap and a wide color range.

Some people might prefer a divided main pocket.

If you want a travel bag that will hold nearly everything and the kitchen sink — likely in its own designated pockets — go for the Baggallini Everywhere. This crossbody bag has plentiful pockets that will keep you reaching for it across various trip styles and seasons, as well as a spacious main cavity (some might prefer a divider in there, but we also like that it allows for a variety of organization styles). We thought it was very comfortable to carry thanks to the adjustable strap, which you can shorten all the way up to a shoulder bag. The fabric is also slightly water-resistant, so your belongings won’t get soaked in any unexpected storms. The bag comes with a removable RFID-blocking wristlet, as well as a special phone pocket and sleeve for your luggage trolley. Choose from 10 colors, including standard neutrals, bright reds, prints, and even one with shearling accents.

Vivaia Square-toe Mary Jane

These flats are just as comfortable and supportive as sneakers, while also keeping your feet dry and your outfit looking put-together.

They run narrow, but you can choose to order the wide style.

A comfortable, versatile pair of flats can see you through all manner of travel days. This pair from Vivaia was our best overall pick out 29 pairs of flats we tested . They has plenty of room in the square toe so your feet won’t feel squished but also won’t feel like they’re flopping around. The strap across the top helps prevent heel slippage and is perforated all the way through, so you just find your ideal fit wherever it may be. They’re also comfortable right out of the box, almost ridiculously so thanks to the built-in cushioning, as well as extremely breathable. No need to worry about rain, either: our feet didn’t get damp at all in the summer showers during testing. Despite their light weight, these flats feel extremely durable and don’t catch dust or dirt. They even pack flat and won’t take up too much room in your luggage. They are on the narrow side, but the brand offers a separate wide style in three of the six available colors, so there’s a pair for everyone from size five to 11.

Best Walking Shoes

Rykä devotion x.

These absurdly comfortable shoes feel like a firm mattress pad, with perfect levels of breathability, support, and softness.

They’re not the most versatile style, and not everyone likes a roomy toe-box.

When you’re really pounding the pavement, opt for the Ryka Devotion X, which boasts a super-soft inside and supportive outside. We found that they fit extremely well, with a little extra room in the toe-box for wiggle room, and our feet stayed firmly in place while walking without getting a single blister during our testing period. There’s also plenty of support in the sole, with enough spring that it feels like walking on a cloud, providing structure without sacrificing mobility or flexibility. The inside feels like a firm mattress pad, slightly thick and firm, while still giving way underfoot in a way that redistributes weight. The outside is super breathable and feels well-made and sturdy. There are eight colors to choose from in sizes five to 12, as well as both medium and wide widths.

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Best Hiking Boots

Salomon x ultra 4 mid gore-tex women's.

These ultra-waterproof boots are light enough that they feel like a running shoe.

They don’t have quite enough traction for very advanced hikes.

If your trip involves hitting the trails, pick up a pair of the Salomon X Ultra 4. Despite their sturdy build, they still feel lightweight, almost like a pair of running shoes. Even if you slip in a puddle, your feet will still stay totally dry (ours did, even when tramping through mud and snow). They’ll still look as good as new when you wipe them down after your hike, too. They don’t require any break-in period, which is great for hiking boots, and gave us a perfectly snug fit while still giving toes room to breathe. We experienced some minor slippage on slick surfaces and rocks, but otherwise the traction is good. Choose from four different color options and sizes from five to 11.

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Best Sandals

Reef cushion vera cruz slide.

These classic slides are easy to style and feel tailor-made for your feet.

The rings on the top are plastic, not metal, but you likely won’t even notice.

For warm-weather travels, pick up these super-cushioned sandals. The leather on top is soft and pliable, while the sole is contoured and extremely comfortable; they feel like they’ve been contoured to your feet before you even ordered them. They fit us perfectly without feeling too tight across the top of the foot. In fact, they were our best overall pick as the Most Comfortable Women’s Slide for Travel of 2023 .

Contouring around the arch adds a high degree of support, and there’s no slipping on grass, cement, decking, or anywhere else. They’ve also versatile enough to become a staple shoe in your wardrobe. We’ve been wearing them with almost everything, and they come in black, white, and light brown, in sizes five to 11.

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Best Compression Socks

Levsox compression socks.

These compression socks feel like a miniature massage and are easy to get on.

Almost all of the patterns are very bright.

A long flight or even a long train or car ride will feel much better with a good pair of compression socks . Levsox feels like a mini massage in your arches and heels, without being too difficult to put on. At the end of the day, our feet felt a bit less tired after wearing these, with no swelling or aching in the arches, heels, or calves. These socks are breathable and snug but flexible, like a good pair of tights or leggings — feeling almost silky. They also held up well to washing and drying during our tests. They come in an excellent array of patterns, whether you prefer tie-dye, skeletons, or kittens. They are available in sizes small to extra large and packs that include three or six pairs.

We sorted through results from eight of our T+L tests to find the best of the best in travel pants, packable jackets, swimsuits, flats, walking shoes, hiking footwear, slides, and compression socks. While the exact testing methodologies differed depending on each product, we consistently looked for quality of material and construction, comfort, and performance. We did squats in our travel pants, carried our packable jackets around for two full days, and wore all the shoes for at least two straight hours (often longer) to find our favorites. In addition to the eight products personally tested by us, we also included some research options in this list of clothing and accessories to round out the best products for your next trip.

Tips for Buying Women's Travel Clothes and Accessories

Look for wrinkle-resistant materials.

The last thing you want to do in a hotel room is fiddle with the iron, and no one looks their freshest straight off an airplane. Avoid creating extra work for yourself and look for materials that won’t wrinkle, like wool, denim, or rayon. You can seamlessly wear them on the plane and off. Anything labeled a “knit” is also less likely to wrinkle. However, if you have the space, you can always pack a travel steamer .

Consider packability

Thicker materials will naturally take up more room in your suitcase, as will certain styles (coats are notorious space hogs). Look for lightweight clothing that folds or rolls easily and is made from flexible, softer fabrics. When packing shoes, you'll also want to look for lightweight, shorter options rather than tall, heavy boots unless absolutely necessary. If you do need to take larger or heavier items, you may want to wear them on the plane to optimize space.

Prioritize versatility

You’ve only got so much suitcase space. Rather than going for seven different outfits, why not pack simple tops and bottoms you can mix and match? Keep in mind that you should pack enough underwear for every day of travel , though women can get away with just a couple of versatile travel bras . By choosing outfits that can work between various locations (like a dress you can wear both sightseeing and out to dinner), you’ll save time by not having to go back to your hotel to change between venues. Plus, if your wardrobe is versatile, you'll get more use out of it at home, too.

There are two main schools of thought when it comes to packing styles: folding and rolling. When it comes down to it, there isn’t a huge difference between the two. Feel free to alternate — some items of clothing work best with one or the other, but you won’t know until you’ve tried it. Furthermore, compression packing cubes are a great way to maximize space and help you stay organized.

While it seems obvious, the best travel outfit will be something that you like and feel comfortable in. Generally, we prefer darker colors (because they're less likely to show stains or look dingy at the end of a long day); soft, natural fabrics like merino wool that can temperature-regulate and resist odor; and unstructured styles that won't dig into you on a long flight or in small spaces.

It depends on your suitcase, but generally, put your shoes in first. You can stash smaller items of clothing inside your shoes, like socks and underwear. Then, put your shoes in shoe bags (or consider using a hotel room shower cap) if you’re worried about damaging your shoes or getting dirt on the rest of your suitcase. From there, either line them up with the edges of your suitcase or put them in a separate dedicated compartment and build around them. There are also plenty of weekender bags and backpacks with dedicated compartments just for shoes. Meanwhile, you should pack chunkier clothing items like jackets, last in your suitcase, or you can just carry them or wear them on the plane.

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How to Pack for Warm-Weather Travel

Travel days can be filled with the unexpected, but packing for a warm-weather trip need not be. Planning before you hit the road will help pave the way for an exciting adventure. You have no control over traffic or the airport security queue, but you are the captain of your travel wardrobe . Being unprepared for the heat will send you diving for cover—that’s no fun when you’re on vacation. Use our simple packing guide to help you choose the right warm-weather clothing for your destination. Once there, your only worry should be which cool cocktail to enjoy before dinner.

Packing for Warm-Weather Travel in Three Basic Steps

1. Fabrics First

Light, natural fibers encourage air circulation and breathability; include wool (yes, really) when you pack. Fine merino wool insulates against the heat the same way it does the cold and can be worn as a base layer in warm regions. Other stylish warm-weather fabrics include silk, linen, rayon, cotton seersucker, and chambray.

Quick Tip: Don’t sweat it. If you’re traveling where it’s both hot and humid, pack quick-drying clothing you can wash and air dry overnight in your hotel room. And place your clothes on hangers or drape them neatly over the back of a chair so they’ll stay clean and dry during your trip.

2. Colors Next

Choose colors strategically. Light colors reflect the sun and divert heat away from you: whites, pale blues, grays, creams, yellows, and tans are more comfortable in warm weather than blacks, navy blues, and other dark colors. Try to stick with neutrals mainly, and then add a couple of colors that mix and match well.

Quick Tip: Pack for the sun. Whatever your warm-weather travel destination —beach, tropics, or desert—think sun protection, and remember the sun is strongest near the equator.

• A broad-brimmed hat is a must: choose one that is lightweight, ventilated, and packable.
• Sunglasses are requisite eyewear; bring your favorites and pack a spare.

If you’re especially sensitive to the sun, consider packing a long-sleeved lightweight shirt and long pants with UPF properties ; the dress in most tropical locales is fairly casual.

3. Finish with Fit

Choose warm-weather travel clothing with a loose silhouette, slightly less fitted than what you might typically wear: this will help body heat escape. This is especially true for cotton clothing, which will cling when you get sweaty if it’s too tightly fitted. But baggy and oversized clothing looks unkempt. A shirt with trousers fitted slightly loose, or a sheer cotton blouse with a maxi skirt encourages better ventilation and still looks amazing. Avoid lined clothing, which is uncomfortable in the heat. Note: Remember to choose footwear that fits comfortably, and never bring new shoes, ever—always pack shoes that are tried and true.

Quick Tip: Play by the rules. Research your destination country if you’re traveling abroad and learn the proper decorum. If you visit a Muslim country, for example, you’ll need to dress more conservatively than you would in Hawaii or the Caribbean. Likewise, just about any warm-weather destination inside the U.S. will be forgiving of casual T-shirts, in most venues.

The Most Important Warm-Weather Accessory

Don’t forget your water bottle . Hydration is always important, and even more so on vacation when you’ll be sweating out everything you take in.

Soak a bandana and tie it around your head if you anticipate intense heat. A bandana or buff will shield the neck or forehead from the sun when you spend time outdoors on your trip, and either one can also be used as a headband in a pinch.

How to Pack for Your Warm-Weather Trip

• Lay It All Out. First, choose what you’re wearing on travel day. If you’re flying, wear your dressiest clothes and heaviest shoes on the plane, and keep your cardigan or lightweight rain jacket with you. Set all of it aside.
• Use Space Efficiently. Pack small items inside your shoes; then pack your shoes in reusable bags to protect the rest of your clothing. Put your bagged shoes on the bottom of your luggage .
• Socks Make Excellent Padding. They’re perfect for protecting delicate items like sunglasses or electronics.
• Roll Your Clothing. It saves space and reduces wrinkling. To roll a shirt, gently fold its sleeves over the center, then start at the collar and roll it down to the bottom, creating a “shirt log.” Begin packing your rolled clothing around your shoes. Wedge smaller items between larger ones to keep filling in the spaces.
• Put Tough Stuff on the Bottom. Your shoes went in first; continue layering, with sturdier clothing on the bottom and more delicate things on top.
• Bring Reusable Plastic Zip Bags. They’re the perfect solution for wet swimwear and dirty clothes.
• Buy Toiletries When You Get There. Pick up toothpaste, shampoo, sunscreen, etc. when you get there. You may also need mosquito repellent and a net—check before you go.
• Plan for the Worst. If you’re flying with a checked bag, pack a change of clothes in your carry-on in case your luggage is lost. Better still: travel light and pack everything you need for a warm-weather destination in a carry-on or backpack.

Warm-weather packing is a breeze; thoughtful preparations before you go make for smooth sailing ahead. Get the big picture right with lightweight fabrics in cool hues, and don’t sweat the small stuff—travel well and enjoy the journey.

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We are usually all harnessed in technical gear, ready for any adventure travel or outdoor activity. Mostly because we go trekking in high mountains, kiteboarding in turquoise lagoons, or exploring remote regions of Mongolia, Canada, or Pakistan. However, when it comes to traveling to hot climates, I admit I like to have a few more items in addition to my regular hiking pants and board shorts. That’s how I added a few essential travel clothing for hot climates to my packing list. Finding the right summer clothes for women takes some time as well as they come in different shapes and sizes, and of course, purposes!

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Why Travel Clothing for Hot Climates?

More of my usual gear would be suitable for hot climates as they are lightweight, dry quickly, and work well for warm temperatures. However, they tend to be tight outfits that work best in for outdoor activities.

As we traveled this summer in the South of France and Africa, I realized I needed to add a few more items to make travel more comfortable. And because we will be traveling to conservative countries, I had to find women’s clothes for hot climates that would show less skin than the usual summer beach clothes.

See below some of the easy summer outfits for women I liked and packed.

What to Wear for Hot Weather

Before discussing design, I usually avoid cotton, linen, and leather during our outdoor activities. But these materials are perfect for the summer’s hot temperatures. I also enjoy Rayon and viscose fabrics – soft and comfortable to wear. Here are what I found as new cute summer clothes.

Large Travel Scarf 

My large scarf turned pareo turned towel turned sun blocker is the one item that never leaves me – come summer or winter, and anything in-between. But a long thin scarf is even better in summer as you can use it as a pareo, a beach towel or cover from the sun. My long scarf is really light, which makes it ideal for any trip. The number one item for accessorizing cute summer outfits as well!

No need to spend a lot of money on this scarf, and if you forgot to buy one from home, these long cotton pieces are easy to find in almost every country in Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Here in Tanzania, they are called kangas , but headscarves are everywhere.

Must-Have: Long Scarf

Pick Your Travel Skirt

The best travel skirt is the perfect piece of clothing when traveling to hot weather countries. A long travel skirt protects against the sun during the day and from mosquitoes at night. It’s also the right length when traveling to more conservative destinations.

Last but not least, I sometimes wear it from my chest, transforming the skirt into a casual dress.

High-waist long skirts like the Kate Kasin Beach Skirt are ideal for evening or day outings. I wear it with a simple cotton top for a casual day trip vibe or add a nice shoulder off the top (see below) for a refined look.

Kate Kasin Skirt and Top

Women’s Travel Tops

Perfect for walking the beaches of Zanzibar, a spaghetti top is essential clothing and can be layered with a scarf or under a long-sleeve shirt.

An alternative to spaghetti, a sleeveless top is an excellent addition to wear if you are exploring a city or going out at night for a drink. A top with off shoulder design like this Kate Kasin Summer Top  makes it perfect for an evening out.

The large scarf comes in handy to cover shoulders if need be.

Casual Summer Dresses for Women

Flowers or patterns, colors, beads, or lace will all make for lively summer dresses. The Kate Kasin Retro Summer Dress is a good example of a light yet dress floral dress.

What makes a good travel dress, in my mind, is that it should be lightweight, wrinkle-free, and colorful.

Kate Kasin Summer Dress

Best Travel Shorts: Pantacourts!  

While, in theory, not travel shorts, I actually prefer pantacourts to real short shorts. A highly versatile piece of clothing, a pantacourt (jupe-culotte, capri, or gaucho) is awesome when you need to be active and don’t want to be too hot in a pant or play like the famous scene of Marilyn Monroe over the subway grate. All while being acceptable in some conservative countries since they are under the knees.

I wear mine for short hikes or if we bike through a city.

The design of these pantacourts is usually wide, which makes them breezy and adequate in a conservative culture.

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Pantacourt with spaghetti cami top

Lightweight Travel Pants

Regarding travel pants, women can choose from so many different options. Some of the best travel pants for women also depend on your height. As a petite woman, finding the right pant is tricky.

Linen and cotton are your friends in hot, summer temperatures. While these fabrics are not the best quick-dry pants for travel, they are comfortable. And a pant is a must-have for evenings against mosquitoes, insects, and dirt. The length under the ankle might be required when visiting some religious monuments, so if you don’t have a skirt or a sarong to cover down, make sure to pack loose-fitting pants.

Why bootcut? Well, stay away from form-fitting pants that might be too revealing, and bootcut style is usually a straightened design.

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Best Travel Shirts

Lightweight travel shirts come in short and long sleeves. For Africa and other hot weather countries, I prefer a long-sleeve shirt. Indeed, to protect against the sun or insects, long sleeves are recommended. Loose tops are usually airier and would work well in summer. A button-down shirt might have the extra benefit of being used as an evening layer when you wear it over a spaghetti or cami top.

Large Brimmed Hat

Beware of the sun and insolation! I am sensitive to the sun, and a hat is a must-have for me. I have a cap when we do outdoor activities, but I prefer a wide-brimmed hat for simply exploring the city.

Wide Brimmed Hat

Open-Toe Sandals

I usually wear Teva Sandals or my hiking boots when we go to the mountains, but I was looking for open-toe sandals with a softer look. Many sandals have skinny soles, which tend to become uncomfortable after a short walk. So I prefer shoes with thicker soles that provide better support and prevent pain. They tend to be more expensive, but nothing worse than bad shoes to turn your trip into a nightmarish experience.

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January 14, 2020 at 1:18 pm

I love Pantacourts too! I used to wear shorter pants, but I agree that these are more versatile if visiting a conservative country. I also like that they can easily be dressed up or down. And the length is perfect for showing off a pair of nice heels 🙂

February 12, 2020 at 9:04 am

Totally agree! Pantacourts are perfect in all conditions! I recently bought another one as my old one was falling apart after wearing it so much!

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With record high temperatures across the U.S. and Europe, travelers are trying to find the best ways to beat the heat. And here at TPG we know the clothes you wear are important when it comes to keeping you cool — both mentally and physically — in the face of stifling temperatures, airport meltdowns and other challenges this summer.

Experts recommend wearing loose-fitting, light-colored clothes and a wide-brimmed hat to protect your skin from the sun. For packing and style, it's also good to bring outfits that are versatile — such as those that could be worn both on the beach and later in a restaurant — and are easy to clean.

Keeping your wardrobe to a minimum can help you reduce checked bags . It might even allow you to travel with just a carry-on — an important strategy in this summer of luggage chaos .

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Shirts, skirts and pants

The mainstays of a travel wardrobe — including durable shirts, skirts and pants — can be challenging to find for summertime. You want something that is light and cool but also sturdy enough to handle the rigors of travel. For instance, clothes that can serve as a cover-up at a pool bar might not be appropriate (or warm enough) for dining in an excessively air-conditioned restaurant at the hotel. Here are some recommendations that can keep you cool and serve multiple purposes for summer travel.

Skirt: Ripskirt Hawaii Quick Wrap Cover-up

This multi-purpose skirt gets good reviews for being both presentable and practical, making it easy to put on for a quick transition from the pool into the hotel restaurant. The skirt is lightweight but not so delicate that it can't handle repeated use on trips. It is easily wearable and breathable to keep you cool for summer city tours and walks along the beach.

Pants for men: Black Diamond Men's Alpine Pant

These lightweight pants were designed for hiking, but they look nice enough to serve a second purpose as a dinner outfit. I've enjoyed their comfort, breathability and stretchability which make them good both for sitting on long flights and for long walks around town. As a bonus, the pants have light waterproofing to keep you dry in a summer drizzle or if you, say, spill something on them at a bar.

Shorts for men : DUER Men's No Sweat Short

If you want to wear something trendier than just basketball shorts to keep cool when traveling, try DUER Men's No Sweat Short. These shorts may not completely eliminate sweat, but the Tencel lining combined with the cotton-spandex blend wicks away moisture and adds to their breathability. The spandex makes the shorts flexible for climbing trails or city steps, and they even have security flaps in the pockets to help foil pickpocketers that may hang around tourist sites.

Women's pants: LNX Women's Linen Pants

Linen pants have long been a choice for cooler summer wear, but they have a reputation for wrinkling in suitcases. LNX offers an affordable option for casual linen pants that are versatile enough for country tours and can be dressed up for dining out at night. The cotton-linen blend tends to wrinkle less. Everlane linen pants are another option that has served TPG photo editor Emilia Wronski well. "I've taken mine traveling several times since purchasing in April and the wrinkles mellow out pretty quickly," she says.

Shirts : Vapor Apparel Women's Sun Protection Hoodie

While wearing a long-sleeved hoodie in the heat of a summer day might seem counterintuitive, keeping your skin shielded from the sun, particularly if you're fair-skinned, can keep you cooler and prevent devastating sunburns. As a bonus, long-sleeved shirts can help protect you from voracious bugs on early summer mornings or evenings.

Vapor Apparel's Sun Protection hoodie is a very lightweight and breathable option for summer travels; the thin fabric packs down easily in bags but doesn't look wrinkled upon wearing. RipSkirt also makes popular lightweight summer long-sleeved shirts for sun protection.

Underclothes

Underwear for men: ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs

I've sworn by these lightweight moisture-wicking briefs as a hot weather choice for years. Although I haven't gone to the ExOfficio advertised extreme claim that you "only need two pairs to travel for weeks," I have found these comfortable to wear on hot days, whether walking around a city or hiking into the mountains. They're easy to wash in a hotel sink, quick drying for repeat usage and durable for repeat trips.

Underwear for women : ExOfficio also has a line of women's underwear and bras, while Patagonia Barely bras and underwear garner high reviews from TPG's Katie Genter. "They dry quick, don't smell and feel fine in the heat and humidity," she says.

Widebrim sun hat : Leotruny super wide brim sun hat

One of the best ways to beat the heat (or at least protect yourself from it) is to wear a proper head cover. Experts recommend something that has a wide brim to protect your face and neck from the blazing rays of the sun. Leotruny makes both men's and women's styles of wide-brimmed bucket hats; they are foldable and packable but still provide great coverage from the sun when lounging at the beach or going on a walking tour.

Another similar sunhat option is sold by Baggu. "I recently purchased a packable hat from Baggu for a trip to wine country," TPG's Claire Loyet says. "It was great because it folds up small enough to fit in a purse/tote/backpack."

Walking shoes: Hoka Bondi 7

I've long been a fan of Hoka's extra-cushioned shoes for running, hiking and just walking around town. They're a godsend for anyone like myself with chronic knee problems. The Bondi 7 shoes have mesh tops for breathability and great padding as well as support to reduce impact and provide stability on long walks on European cobblestone streets. The black-colored Bondis are subtle enough to wear to a restaurant or an evening out, although you're probably not going to win any fashion awards with them.

Allbirds shoes are a popular pick among TPG staffers, earning high marks for being fashionable, lightweight, and versatile enough to wear for both fitness and style purposes.

Sandals: Birkenstock EVA Sandals

These waterproof Birkenstocks check all the boxes of comfort, versatility and style for summer travels. A cushioned footbed keeps your feet and joints happy, while the sole is solid enough to survive extended walking tours. The waterproof functionality makes them a good choice for pool and beach use. They're more substantial than flip-flops but just as easy to slide on and off.

Note that Americans have a notorious reputation for wearing Birkenstocks with socks in Europe, so if you're going to partake in that trend, be prepared for people to laugh at you.

Related: What are the best travel shoes?

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9 Best Travel Clothes and Accessories for Hot Weather

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Extreme heat can put a damper on any trip by sucking your energy and putting you at risk for exhaustion or heat stroke. Gain an advantage over dangerous (or just uncomfortable) weather with these products that use cutting-edge technology to keep you cool.

Columbia Omni Freeze Zero Line

The proprietary Columbia Omni Freeze Zero fabric works with your sweat to help lower your body temperature. This unique material reacts with your sweat (and other kinds of moisture) to create a cooling sensation. It’s also got UPF 30 sun protection built in, as well as an advanced wicking system and antimicrobial treatment. We like the Women’s Freeze Degree III Tank Top , the  Coolibar Sun Bandana , and the Men’s Short Sleeve Crew Shirt .

Mission Athletecare Enduracool Headband

Keep your sweaty hair off your face and get relief from the heat at the same time with a headband from Mission Athletecare . Simply soak the headband with water, wring it out, and snap it to automatically drop the fabric’s temperature by 30 degrees.

Adidas Climachill Collection

Although it’s designed for athletes, the Adidas Climachill collection has plenty of stuff that will also work for casual vacation wear. Climachill fabric is woven with titanium and 3D aluminum cooling spheres, which offer an immediate chilling sensation in strategically located areas. Travelers’ best options are the golf shirt , polo shirt , sports bra , and running shoes .

RelaxGear Cooling Cap

The RelaxGear Cooling Cap keeps you up to 20 degrees cooler all day long. Simply soak the hat in cold water and it’s ready to go. If the cooling effect starts to wear off, just re-wet or wave the hat to reactivate it.

Travelon Wearable Fan

Ever been stuck in a hot hotel with only a slow fan and no air conditioning? If only you’d had the Travelon 3-Speed Folding Fan , which packs down compact, yet unfolds to make a decent fan for your night table. (You can also toss this in your purse or day bag and use it when you’re waiting in line, or stuck anywhere else that’s hot.)

Solar-Powered Fan Hat

Okay, so this product isn’t for you if you want to be unobtrusive on your travels. But if you’re heading somewhere where no one will see you (like camping or hiking), why not keep yourself cool with this Solar-Powered Air Fan Hat ?

Swiggies Wrist Water Bottles

Ever been so desperate for heat relief that you’ve run cold water over the pulse points on your wrist? The Reebok Hands-Free Wrist Water Bottles are a similar, yet longer-lasting version of that trick—and it will help keep you hydrated. Perfect for runners, these are BPA-free, and can be frozen for extra cooling power.

Under Armour Iso-Chill Line

Under Armour products made with Iso-Chill fabric actually feel cool to the touch; and help disperse body heat, wick away sweat, and offer UPF 30 protection. The line features everything from underwear to shirts, all made to keep you feeling refreshed no matter how hot it gets.

Chill Pal Cooling Towel

Perfect for working out, a day at the beach, or camping—you’ll feel Chill Pal ‘s cooling effect as soon as you take it out of the package. To activate the towel, just soak it in water and wring it out, then wear it as a bandana or use it as a towel.

More from SmarterTravel:

• 10 Incredibly Useful Travel Products for Summer Trips
• 11 Ultra-Packable Dresses for Summer Travel
• The Best Travel Bags for Guys

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26 Travel Outfit Essentials for Women

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When it comes to travel, we know you need to find the perfect balance between comfort and style. After all, it’s great to look put together while hopping on a flight, but not at the cost of your comfort—especially on long-haul trips. Rest assured, we've curated a list of wardrobe essentials to achieve flawless travel and airport outfits, whether you are exploring a new destination for business or pleasure.

When it comes to the best travel outfits for women, accessories play a critical role in keeping you comfy and organized. All you have to do is remember a comfortable pair of shoes , compression socks to keep things moving, an eye mask that's an upgrade from the one the airline provides, and a chic shawl that doubles as a blanket. And of course, no travel outfit would be complete without a fashionable (and functional!) carry-on bag on your arm or atop your luggage . This bag should house all of your essentials and still level up your airport outfit. Keep reading for some of the best travel and airport outfit ideas your next trip.

Missky Long-Sleeved Oversize Pant Set

You might look like you're already on vacation if you show up to the airport in this neutral pants and button-down set. Available in two bright and two neutral colors, and sizes small to 2XL.

Spanx AirEssentials Wide-Leg Pants

Sometimes nothing less than sweats will do, and here is where Spanx really excels. Oprah picked these for her 2022 Favorite Things , saying, “You might know Spanx for its shapewear, but it also does fantastic cozy clothes. When I tell you this set feels light as air, I’m not kidding. It’s my new leisure suit. The perfectly loose-and-lightweight fabric is like buttah!”

Vuori Elevation Trouser in Midnight Heather

Vuori is celebrated for its super-cozy pieces. The best thing about these pants? They look put together while the stretch-knit fabric is as comfy as your favorite Vuori loungers. The high-rise waist and loose fit of the leg give you an effortlessly stylish silhouette.

Girlfriend Collective Compressive Pocket Legging

Leggings are a perfect choice for traveling wear. And these have Oprah's seal of approval, as they were picked for Oprah's 2022 Favorite Things list. Eco-friendly and size-inclusive (the range goes through 6XL), these compression leggings are available in a plethora of hues. Plus, they feature double-side seaming and pockets.

Dr. Scholl's Time Off Platform Sneakers

Celebrated for their consciously comfortable footwear, these sneakers from Dr. Scholl's are tricked out with tons of features for all-day comfort. Inside, anatomical cushioning and arch support keep you covered while a lightweight, anti-slip platform sole protects on the outside. This minimalist sneaker looks just as good with a matching suit as it does a low-key sweat set.

J. Crew Cashmere-Wool Travel Wrap

Let's be honest, you can't always count on the airline's blankets to keep you warm, and some even leave annoying fluff behind. Stay warm and stylish with your own wearable blanket by way of this travel necessity from J. Crew that comes in eight different colors.

Athleta Everlasting Button-Down Top

A classic button-down is a travel essential that elevates any in-transit look. Athleta's Everlasting button-down has all the details you need: a lightweight, odor-control stretch fabric and longer length for coverage. Luckily, you can cover all your neutral bases with navy, black, and white. Plus, it comes in an extended range of sizes from XXS to 3X.

Chico's Travelers No Tummy Pants

Chico's Travelers collection is made from wrinkle-resistant fabrics in comfortable silhouettes. Thanks to a pull-on waist and front darts, these No Tummy Pants are flattering and always look put together. If red isn't your vibe, they come in three other colors as well as the bestselling wide-leg Hutton pants in black.

Hoka Transport GTX Sneakers

Hoka's sneakers are cult Oprah Daily office favorites and podiatrist-approved . Not only do they look good with just about everything, but the Transport GTX also offer quick-toggle lacing for an easy on-off, as well as a full-length EVA midsole for the highest level of cushioning and arch support.

Spanx Perfect Pant High-Rise Flare

The perfect pant does not exist—wait, yes it does, and here it is. This high-rise flare option is designed with premium ponte fabric and a comfortable pull-on design for maximum comfort and easy styling on your flight. Plus, it comes in size XS to 3X, so there's something for everyone.

Spanx Women's AirEssentials 1/2 Zip Sweater

Sometimes nothing less than sweats will do, and here is where Spanx really excels. Oprah picked this top for her 2023 Favorite Things , saying, “Wow. Wow. Wow. May I tell you I got this set last year? I wore it in a photo shoot for O Quarterly and never looked back...” Why not pair it with the coordinating wide-leg pants for a full sweatsuit?

Dr. Motion Compression Socks with Enhanced Cushioning (3 Pack)

Compression socks are always a good ideal for traveling. We recommend these styles from Dr. Motion that offer graduated compression of 8 to 15 mmHg while providing arch support. Unlike other socks that can feel scratchy or clammy, these are soft, moisture-wicking, and subtly cushioned.

Everlane Organic Cotton Honeycomb Cardigan

This gorgeous honeycomb cotton cardigan is part of the latest iteration of Everlane Editions: The Art of Spring Layering. Crafted from responsibly sourced and lower-impact materials, this 100 percent organic cotton knit is ideal for layering before, during, and after your flight.

32º DEGREES Lightweight Recycled Poly-Fill Shirt Jacket

Sometimes a full on coat is not needed for travel, but you can never be quite sure of the weather. That's why a a little packable shacket—part shirt, part jacket—comes in. In black, olive green, or dark blue, the jacket will be your go-to for travel. Keep in mind, it runs slightly big in order to allow for comfortable layering of hoodies or sweaters underneath. There's a reason why Oprah tapped it on her Favorite Things list .

JW PEI Aylin Canvas Cellphone Crossbody Bag

Making sure you have all your essentials when going through airport security can be tough, but with this crossbody, you'll have your phone and cards right at hand.

Naadam Original 100 Percent Cashmere Sweater

Warm, soft, and chic—few things are as reliable as a plain cashmere sweater. At under $100, Naadam's perfect crewneck comes in core and limited-edition hues. Pro tip: Order a size or two larger than your usual for an ultra-cozy fit. And what's more, the sweater is machine-washable (yes, you read that right).

Original Puffer Hug Scarf

If you're traveling for business to a location that you're not thrilled about, chances are you are in need of a hug. Don't worry, this puffer hug scarf doubles as a warm wrap to keep you cozy and a hug to make you feel loved. It's fleece-lined with deep pockets so you can also store your ID and credit card without any issues.

Birdies Vesper Seven-Layer Cloud Comfort Loafers

Birdies' classic loafer will elevate any airport look. They're crafted with tumbled Nappa leather, a no-slip rubbber sole, and the brand's signature seven-layer footbed for ultra-cushy support. Plus, the Vesper comes in sizes 5 to 12, and a range of colors like silver leather and cappucino with raffia accents.

Asutra Silk Eye Mask & Pillow

Oprah chose this eye mask for her 2023 Favorite Things list. "Sleeping with a mask is life-changing—I cannot tell you how much the quality of my sleep has improved," she said. "This weighted 100 percent silk one stays down and doesn’t let even a pinch of light in.” Co-owned by superstar Venus Williams, Asustra produces eye pillows that are filled with lavender and flax. Whether you want to meditate or snooze during your flight, this adjustable mask will definitely relax you.

K. Carroll Accessories Taylor Tote Red

These vegan suede totes are great for hauling all your in-flight essentials, with plenty of room. There are a range of colors to choose from. "Not too big or too small, this vegan suede tote is just the right size for your on-the-go loved one in need of a stylish solution," Oprah said when highlighting the Taylor tote on her 2022 Favorite Things list.

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Warm Weather Travel Minimalist Capsule Wardrobe | 11 Pieces, 10 Outfits

Since warmer temps are here, a lot of us are starting to take vacations! When you travel, you want to pack as little as possible, but have lots of outfits to wear. It’s easy to do with a travel capsule wardrobe!

I created a Minimalist Travel Spring Capsule Wardrobe | 10 Pieces, 9 Outfits and shared it on the blog and on Instagram earlier this week. Several of you contacted me wanted a travel capsule to wear to warm weather destinations, like Florida, coastal cities, the Bahamas and Virgin Islands. I heard you and I have created a capsule wardrobe for those types of vacations! This capsule wardrobe has 11 pieces (tops, bottoms, a dress and shoes) and I made 10 outfits and you can probably make more outfits! All the pieces are neutral colors, so you can mix and match them to create many outfits.

To find out more on how to build a travel capsule wardrobe, see this article here on the blog, “How To Build A Travel Capsule Wardrobe.”

If you love the idea of getting dressed quickly and easily everyday, save money by not continually buying clothes you don’t wear, I have a Foundation Capsule Wardrobe that will love! Several of the pieces in this travel capsule wardrobe are in the Simplified Style: Classic Casual Foundation Capsule Wardrobe , a complete year-round wardrobe for all seasons of the year!

What Suitcase(s) Do You Recommend?

My husband and I have this Calpak Black 2-piece Luggage Set . It includes a small carry-on piece and a large piece. We have had this set for about 5 years now and absolutely love using them! If you need just a small carry-on suitcase, this is the Calpak Single Carry-On Luggage .

I also have these similar Packing Cubes Set , which keeps all your things organized in your luggage.

Where Can I Wear This Travel Capsule Wardrobe?

When you are planning what clothes and shoes to pack, look to your destination first, then find out what the weather will be at your destination. This capsule wardrobe would be great to wear if you are going to a warm weather destination like Florida, coastal cities, Bahamas or the Virgin Islands . Several of the clothes I chose for this capsule wardrobe will keep you cool in the warm temps, like linen, cotton or rayon; the flowy skirts are soft to the touch and easy to wear. I included a simple, sleeveless dress (which you can also wear to the beach over your swimsuit), light tops and tanks, linen pants, skirts and two pairs of comfy shoes for sightseeing and walking.

These 11 pieces will make at least 10 outfits! You may already have these pieces in your closet. If you are missing any, use the convenient shopping links below to add them to your closet!

TOPS: Linen Short Sleeve Shirt in “white” (shown) I have this top in my closet and LOVE it! V-Neck Tank in “soft oatmeal heather” (shown) / also like this Linen Tee in “heather natural” color Pima Cotton Tank in “black” (shown) Wedge Tee in “white/black stripe” (shown)

PANTS: Flax Color Pants: Linen-Blend Wide Leg Pants in “natural linen” (shown) / Straight Leg style also like these Linen-Cotton Pants in “chino” color / I have these L.L. Bean Linen Pants in “oatmeal” in my own closet

Black Color Pants: Linen-Blend Wide Leg Pants in “black” (shown) / Straight Leg style also like these Linen-Cotton Pants in “black color / I just ordered these J. Crew Soleil Linen Pants in “black”

SKIRTS: Pull-On Midi Skirt in “black” (shown) I just added this skirt to my own closet! Tiered Midi Skirt in “white” (shown)

DRESS: Tiered Maxi Dress in “black” (shown) I have this exact dress in my closet!

SHOES: Go-To Flatform Sandals in “black/black” (shown) I just added these shoes to my wardrobe and LOVE them! SO COMFY! Espadrille Wedge Sandals in “Linen” (shown)

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If you need a swimsuit, Lands End has a huge variety of swimsuit styles and are well made and affordable. This Tankini Top in the “black/white decor paisley” pattern and Tummy Control High Waisted Bottom in “black” will coordinate with this capsule wardrobe. You can choose several other colors and styles! They also have a One Piece Swimsuit in the “black/white decor paisley” color . These swimsuits are chlorine-resistant and the fabric UPF 50 sun protection. Lands End has several Coverups to choose from , including cover-up pants, sarongs, shirts and dresses. If you need a pair of waterproof sandals for the beach or pool, I have these Reef Slide Sandals myself and love them!

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What if i can’t wear black.

You can sub the Black pieces for Navy ones! For those of you with cool undertones, navy may look better with your complexion. For the pieces that are black in this capsule, use navy ones instead: black striped tee for this navy striped tee , black tank for this navy tank in “raven blue”, black dress for this navy dress , black pants for these navy linen pants , black skirt for this navy skirt , the black sandals with these Bone color sandals . You can also sub the black ribbon straw hat with this straw hat in “mix beige-beige” color.

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How to expand this mini capsule wardrobe.

You can expand this mini capsule wardrobe by adding more pieces! You could add pieces like a white shirt, ivory blouse, gray pants, tan pants, or more sandals. You can also add your favorite accent color pieces from your closet like a blush color top, green pants or blue top.

My hubby and I are on our 2nd week of the Hello Fresh Delivery and LOVE it so far! It’s easy to use, convenient and healthy too! Just sign up for your first free box, make your meal selections for the week and select which day of the week you want them delivered (I select 3 meals a week, 2 servings each for my husband and me). When you receive your box, you put the pre-bagged ingredients in your refrigerator and lay the instruction sheets to the side. Then, when you are ready to cook them, just take the bag out of the frig, chop up the premeasured veggies, cook and you are ready to eat.

We eat low carb, healthy meals , so I choose those types from their vast selection of meals. For our first box, I chose the Pepita-Crusted Salmon with Tomato-Feta Salad & Harissa Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Paprika Chicken In A Lemony Sauce with Pistachio Rice & Roasted Carrots and Spicy Salsa Verde Turkey Tacos with Crema & Pico de Gallo.

We have already saved money so far , since Hello Fresh sends you just the right amount of ingredients for each meal, so there is no food waste. Click below to get YOUR FREE BOX and try it yourself!

Add Some Accessories

Add these accessories to your outfits for chic and polished outfits! Add a scarf to not only add texture and color to your outfits, but to keep you warm if the weather gets cool at night. Be sure to take a hat to keep your head cool from the sun!

I included a straw shoulder bag, but you could also carry this Italian Leather Quilted Crossbody Bag from Quince; it is just the right size, reasonably priced for real leather and I love the quilt texture. It compact and secure, plus it keeps your hands free to sightsee, take pictures, shop, etc!

Mix And Match Pieces To Create Outfits

All these tops, bottoms, dress and shoes will mix and match creating several outfits.

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Thank you so much for the suggestions regarding navy. Very helpful!

This is a lovely travel wardrobe! The style is streamlined and clean, perfect for any warm-weather destination. Many thanks!

Thank you Cathy! 😀🌷

You’re welcome Lisa! Glad you like the navy options! 😀💕

I really can’t thank you enough for all of your hard work. I especially appreciate the help with seasonal changes and specific weather related capsules. I’m so grateful because now I am confident in what I wear, your work is a blessing in my life. I was truly clueless before your guidance and capsule wardrobes.

Thank you so much Jennifer! 😀❤️

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Warm and Cozy Outfits For Your Next Travel Day

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Stay warm and comfortable on your next travel day, while still looking cute! Here’s the easiest way to style your upcoming travel outfit.

A two piece lounge set is always the easiest go to. You can layer a t-shirt or tank underneath in case you get warm. There are a few different styles in this roundup, so check out which one you like best! Next, have a carry on bag that can be functional and chic. These weekender duffel bags are so great and convenient. Tons of great options on Amazon for these bags.

For shoes, sneakers are always the way to go. They’re easy to take on and off for TSA if you’re flying, and comfortable to wear in the car for a road trip. Simple accessories are key for travel days, so just a small pair of stud earrings are perfect.

Finally, make sure to stay moisturized! Add a lip treatment or hand lotion to keep yourself feeling good.

Use these outfits as inspiration for what’s already in your closet, or shop the exact options below! Shop these outfit idea collages by clicking on the image description below each image. If you love these outfit ideas, make sure to follow me on LTK, Amazon, and sign up for my email updates so you never miss a thing!

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Long Sleeve Crop Top and Jogger Two Piece Set / Travel Duffel Quilted Nylon Weekender Bag / adidas Women’s Grand Court 2.0 Tennis Shoe / LANEIGE Lip Sleeping Mask / Studded Earrings Set

Long Sleeve Knit Pullover Sweater Top and Wide Leg Pants Sweatsuit / ODODOS 19L Multi Hobo Bags 2.0 with 2 Straps / adidas Originals Women’s Swift Run Shoes / Summer Fridays Lip Butter Balm / Studded Earrings Set

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It's a Literal Hot Girl Summer—9 Outfit Ideas That Look and Feel Refreshing

It's really hot in New York—like "crank up your AC and embrace that nearly all of your outdoor activities will leave you in a pool of sweat" hot. 

While the temperatures keep on climbing, though, it can be hard to put together a good outfit. Jeans in this weather? Forget about it. Thankfully, our feeds have been inundated with a slew of outfits that will make you feel extra cool this season, literally and figuratively. 

Opt for lightweight materials  like linen and cotton this summer, and pick up flowy silhouettes and garments that'll give you a nice breeze rather than stick to your body. If you're feeling bold, you can even  wear a bikini as a top around the city—it's practically the uniform of choice for the cool  Lower East Side crowd. 

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The Best Time to Visit Khabarovsk, Russia for Weather, Safety, & Tourism

The best times to visit Khabarovsk for ideal weather are

May 14th to September 16th

based on average temperature and humidity from NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). Read below for more weather and travel details.

Khabarovsk Travel Guide

Temperature.

• Perceived Temperature
• Rain and snow
• Humidity and wind
• The busiest and least popular months
• Overall travel experience by time of year

Other Khabarovsk Travel Info

Weather in khabarovsk.

Average temperatures in Khabarovsk vary an incredible amount. Considering humidity, temperatures feel cold for about half of the year and otherwise nice with a very low chance of rain or snow throughout the year. The area is somewhat temperate — in the 46th percentile for pleasant weather — compared to tourist destinations worldwide. Weeks with ideal weather are listed above . If you’re looking for the very warmest time to visit Khabarovsk, the hottest months are July, August, and then June. See average monthly temperatures below. The warmest time of year is generally late July where highs are regularly around 81.6°F (27.6°C) with temperatures rarely dropping below 63.5°F (17.5°C) at night.

Khabarovsk Temperatures (Fahrenheit)

Khabarovsk temperatures (celsius), “feels-like” temperatures.

The way we experience weather isn’t all about temperature. Higher temperatures affect us much more at higher humidity, and colder temperatures feel piercing with high winds. Our perceived temperatures factor in humidity and wind chill to better represent how hot or cold the day feels to a person.

Khabarovsk Perceived Temperature (F)

Khabarovsk perceived temperature (c), average khabarovsk temperatures by month.

Daily highs (averaged for the month) usually give the best indication of the weather. A significantly lower mean and low generally just means it gets colder at night.

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If dry weather is what you’re after, the months with the lowest chance of significant precipitation in Khabarovsk are January, March, and then February. Note that we define “significant precipitation” as .1 inches or more in this section. The lowest chance of rain or snow occurs around early January. For example, on the week of January 1st there are no days of precipitation on average. By contrast, it’s most likely to rain or snow in late July with an average of 2 days of significant precipitation the week of July 23rd.

Chance of Precipitation

The graph below shows the % chance of rainy and snowy days in Khabarovsk.

Snow on the Ground

The graph below shows the average snow on the ground in Khabarovsk (in).

Average Rain and Snow by Month

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Khabarovsk has some very humid months, with other moderately humid months on the other side of the year. The least humid month is April (47.8% relative humidity), and the most humid month is August (79.9%).

Wind in Khabarovsk is usually moderate . The windiest month is November, followed by March and October. November’s average wind speed of around 9.2 knots (10.6 MPH or 17 KPH) is considered “a gentle breeze.” Maximum sustained winds (the highest speed for the day lasting more than a few moments) are at their highest in late November to early December where average top sustained speeds reach 16.6 knots, which is considered a moderate breeze.

Relative Humidity (%)

The graph below shows the average % humidity by month in Khabarovsk.

The graph below shows wind speed (max and average) in knots.

Average Wind Speeds

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All wind speeds are in knots. 1 knot = 1.15 MPH or 1.85 KPH.

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Is it safe to travel to khabarovsk.

Our best data indicates this area is generally not safe. As of Dec 04, 2023 there are very strong travel warnings for Russia; avoid all travel. Check this page for any recent changes or regions to avoid: Travel Advice and Advisories . This advisory was last updated on Nov 29, 2023.

The Busiest and Least Crowded Months

The busiest month for tourism in Khabarovsk, Russia is May, followed by October and March. Prices for hotels and flights will be most expensive during these months, though you can save if you purchase well in advance. Tourists are unlikely to visit Khabarovsk in July. Those willing to visit at these times will likely find it the least expensive month.

Estimated Tourism by Month

Most popular months to visit, overall khabarovsk travel experience by season, spring (march through may).

Humidity and temperatures combine to make this season feel moderately cold. Highs range from 73.3°F (22.9°C) and 19.5°F (-6.9°C) with far warmer temperatures in the later months. Rain is rare with 1 to 4 days of significant precipitation per month. Spring is the busiest for tourism, which makes it a good time for those looking for things to do.

Summer (June through August)

The middle-year months have very comfortable weather with high temperatures that are comfortable. These months see the most precipitation with 4 to 5 days of precipitation per month. June – August is fairly slow season for tourism in Khabarovsk, so lodging and other accommodations may cost slightly less.

Fall (September through November)

Fall daily highs range from 70.5°F (21.4°C) and 15.7°F (-9.1°C), which will feel chilly given the humidity and wind. It rains or snows a normal amount: 2 to 4 days per month. Tourism is the second busiest during these months due to the weather, so hotels may be slightly higher priced.

Winter (December through February)

Weather is far too cold this time of year in Khabarovsk to be enjoyable for warm weather travelers. The average high during this season is between 19.5°F (-6.9°C) and -2.5°F (-19.2°C). On average, it rains or snows a smalll amount: 0 to 2 times per month. These times of year are the slowest with tourists.

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In a Travel Fashion Rut? Here are 9 Fashionable Plane Outfits for the Winter

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We shared the Best Real People Travel Outfit Ideas from Europe that showcased ensembles seen in European airports in November. Now we bring you more fashion inspiration for your trips in December.

From trendy to cozy, traditional to classic, and chic to edgy – get out of your travel fashion rut with these nine fashionable plane outfits for the winter!

9 Fashionable Plane Outfits for the Winter

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Sweater | Coat | Hat | Luggage | Lipstick | Sunglass | Shoes   | Pants

It’s edgy, trendy, classic, and absolutely editorial worthy – this winter travel outfit says fashionista from head to toe. This is an incredibly versatile choice for women who know how to rock a comfortable but chic style.

The trainers ooze travel shoe comfort, while the structured coat offers a sophisticated touch to balance the more casual jeans and easy to wear turtle neck. This is definitely one of our top picks!

You can still pack your capsule wardrobe in a small suitcase even when you travel in the winter by using packing cubes to compress your clothing as shown in this video !

Raincoat | Tunic | Scarf | Tote | Boot | Cover | Jeans | Palette

A perfectly prim look for destinations that won’t greet you with torrential rain or snow, this winter travel outfit offers timeless style that you can wear for years to come without worrying that any piece will go out of style.

To wear an outfit like this it’s all in the fit. Make sure your jacket isn’t too bulky for your frame and the length of your jeans is hemmed to your height. Having a great tailor guarantee you’ll always look on point whether you’re rocking an investment coat or even a pair of sweats. The way a garment falls on your body is everything.

Jacket  | Sweater | Jeans |  Tag | Earrings | Boot | Purse | Luggage | Cream

If all you ever wanted in a travel outfit was a basic look that offered more function than fashion, keep your accessories top of mind. A pair of understated feminine earrings plus a statement purse can make even a standard puffer vest and cable knit sweater look Insta-ready.

Wondering how the most simple outfits look great on fashion bloggers? The hair and makeup add a nice touch as we’ve learned from this Europe travel outfits post !

Packing Cubes | Tee | Jacket 1 | Jacket 2 | Luggage | Lipbalm |  Leggings | Backpack | Scarf  | Boots

How did a pair of leggings and an oversized tee ever look so good? Again, it’s all in the accessories!

Even the very functional, weather-appropriate rain boots enhance the look with a neutral color that isn’t the ever-popular black. Add a structured handbag and a beautiful winter coat and your weather-appropriate from the moment you get on the plane. Read this post for even more waterproof boots !

Raincoat | Sweater | Hat | Sunglass | Luggage | Pants | Scarf  | Shoes | Bag

This look is not for the fashion novice. Pulling off an oversized trench, sweats, and casual sneakers can be translated in many ways when it comes to airplane fashion.

However, this seems to be the winter travel outfit of choice for many fashionistas as I saw at the airport two weeks ago. If you can pull it off, you get bonus points. Are you up for the challenge?

Jacket | Purse | Leggings | Earrings | Sweater | Cover | Boot | Mask  | Luggage | Gloves

Oh, how I love this look. It has all the hues in my favorite capsule wardrobe color story: black, grey, white, and blue. Plus, I totally need to add this passport cover to my wish list !

If you’re stuck in an all-black outfit rut or want to break free from a monotone wardrobe, this is a safe selection without steering too far away from your comfort zone. Purple lipstick is optional.

This winter travel outfit may seem a bit much but in reality, it’s only a sweater dress with leggings – anyone can wear that! Plus, it’s comfortable and functional, too. Want a safer bet? This is my go-to merino wool travel dress .

Sweater | Jacket | Jeans | Luggage |  Clip | Crossbody | Hat | Lipstick  | Boot  

Loving these statement winter coats for winter . From red to pink and bright vivid blue –  they sure can pack a punch! Another reason why we love them this season is because a bright color looks amazing against a grey, drab, and even rainy backdrop.

Not only will they breathe life into your travel wardrobe but they’ll make your travel pictures fashionable, too. Love it!

Scarf | Sweater | Luggage | Coat | Cover | Jeans | Eye Shadow | Bag | Cream | Boot

As the temperature drops, our gear gets a bit warmer to suit the snowy weather. Sorel’s boots are the must-have footwear of the season and pair well with leggings or basic jeans. Add a packable down jacket and stay warm all winter long!

Sweater | Hat | Bag | Pillow  | Pants | Sunglass | Jacket | Luggage | Boot | Gloves

For a snowy visit with a slightly less casual look, this set is weather-ready and features a more traditional boot-like option. A touch of fur is totally on trend this season and a nice collection of non-boring neutrals brings a bit of interest to a basic-black winter travel wardrobe.

Here are a few tips on how to efficiently get through security as your travel clothing thickens for the winter:

• Place all jewelry or metal accessories in your personal item or coat pocket
• Wear boots with faux-laces that can easily zip on and off instead of being laced
• Take your shoes off before you get to the front of the line, why wait?
• Always remove your shoes, scarf, hat, and coat – even before security tells you to
• Be prepared to place all the above items into a bin through security

These are steps that you can always take in advance so you are never held up in security, no matter if you’re wearing flip-flops or boots.

Read these posts for more tips on how to breeze through security this season as well as the disastrous packing mistake to avoid with heavy winter clothing!

How Editor-in-Chief Alex Rocks Plane Outfits

View this post on Instagram My favorite comfy winter flight outfit! Quick shot of me heading out to my next international destination of 2019 – can you guess where it is? Hint: it’s the perfect transistion trip as we get closer to spring (so warm weather! ??) Featuring this lovely coat from @anatomiestyle and a few other travel fashion favorites as of lately. Recognize the new travel bag from Facebook Live? ? Are you traveling somewhere warm soon? Let me know in the comments below! http://liketk.it/2A7OX #liketkit @liketoknow.it A post shared by Alexandra Jimenez (@travelfashiongirl) on Feb 24, 2019 at 6:00pm PST

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View this post on Instagram Thanks for the amazing time, Quebec City! It seriously couldn’t have been a better host city for #WITS18 – they went above and beyond in welcoming us to the area and showing us all it had to offer. Not to mention the city itself is gorgeous! An easy must-see for your summer travels this year ❤️ Here’s one last shot of me at the airport with ALL of the booth gear Sydney and I hauled along for the trip. It may have been a bit of a trek getting there, but the finished product and overall amazing time was well worth it ? Until next time, WITS! #TFGonthego #QuebecRegion #Wanderful A post shared by Alexandra Jimenez (@travelfashiongirl) on May 13, 2018 at 9:46pm PDT

Get more ideas on what to wear for winter travel in the video above!

Three-Part YouTube Series on Winter Clothing and Shoes

We hope the above tips and ideas help you choose the best winter outfits for airplane travel but if you want more inspiration on warm and comfortable fabrics, and the best winter shoes to wear or pack, we put together a three-part YouTube series on how to prepare for winter travel. Check it out!

Compass Rose Packing Cubes

Packing the Rest of Your Winter Travel Wardrobe

Once you have a plane winter outfit figured out, use packing cubes to help organize the rest of your packing list. We designed our own brand of slim packing cubes, with a unique color and numbering system, so it’s easy to remember where you’ve packed everything. 

We put together a five-part YouTube series showing the different methods to use packing cubes for travel. Check out the first video below:

Learn our hacks with packing cubes in this video !

If you use this specific packing strategy, packing cubes can also compress your belongings. This is the secret to traveling carry-on only!

What are your favorite types of plane outfits for the winter? Share and comment below!

For more winter travel clothing ideas, please read:

• Best Winter Coats to Brighten Up Your Drab All-Black Travel Wardrobe
• Learn How To Layer Clothes For Winter with these Stylish Strategies
• Layering for Cold Weather: Best Winter Jackets for Outdoor Adventures
• Winter Wanderlust with American Eagle Outfitters: Travel Outfit Inspiration

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11 comments.

Great ideas. I always carry a scarf… can you add some in next time..

You can find a variety of scarves here: https://travelfashiongirl.com/stylish-winter-scarves/ A scarf is a travel girl’s best friend so we assume there’s already one on everyone’s list 😉

Jeans are so uncomfortable especially during long flights…why cant a girl just wear sweats. Comfort is more important to me than style

The important thing is that you wear whatever type of clothing you feel your best in. Thanks for commenting!

Love all the outfits! They are on point. I cannot wait for my next business trip and/or vacation.

Thanks Kim! 🙂

Great and versatile options! And all very chic – which I find is so hard to do when you’re wearing layer upon layer of clothing.

Thanks Kate! Glad you like them 🙂

Too many metal bits that guarantee a slow TSA check in; boots and shoes that cannot be removed quickly or easily, or would be awful on your feet for a LONG flight, some too hot or bulky layers for an overheated cabin or a tight seat. Many times you have to keep your coat on, or on your lap when a crowded flight has overhead bins that are full. I prefer down coats that can be compressed into my spinner or tote, or a cape/ruana that can double as a blanket during the flight. Not my idea of function paired with fashion. Surely you could do better.

Hi Paula, I completely missed the two pairs of pants with metal zippers – thanks for pointing these out!

What a tactful response to an inaccurate observation paired with a rude comment. You did not include extraneous metal in your outfits. Furthermore, I completely appreciate the boots because they take up too much room to pack. Not difficult to take off boots or slip off a bracelet as you go through TSA.

Nice outfits–well done 🙂

Understand [ edit ]

Overlooking the confluence of the Amur and Ussuri Rivers, Khabarovsk is the second largest city in the Russian Far East , approaching 600,000 residents and growing. It is also the capital of both Khabarovsk Krai and the Far Eastern Federal District . Unlike Vladivostok, the city has never been closed to foreigners, and retains a distinct international feel, rare for the Russian provincial centers – a feeling propped up by an increasing Asian presence with arrivals from Asian countries now numbering over a million each year. In turn, Asians come here to experience a piece of Europe close to home, with the fortunate effect that the city is spending huge swaths of money renovating the city, in which old classical buildings were spared much of the destructive effects of the 1917-23 civil war, to provide its visitors with just that feeling. From a European's perspective, Soviet city planning has unmistakably taken its toll, but it is still far more attractive than your average Siberian city.

Climate [ edit ]

The climate is temperate and monsoonal, with a cold, dry winter and a hot and humid summer. The average temperature for a full year is just 2°C, but covers over wide span of monthly averages ranging from a bone chilling −20°C in January to a quite warm +21°C average in July. The city sees an average of 686 mm precipitation in a year, but unfortunately the lions' share falls in the warm summer months. The number of sunny days per year is 70, which is higher than Moscow's 54. Climate-wise, end of May - early June or end of August - early September are the best time for a visit.

Get in [ edit ]

By plane [ edit ], by train [ edit ].

• 48.49659 135.07283 2 Khabarovsk railway station ( Habarovsk 1 ), Leningradskaya, 58 , ☏ +7 4212 38-39-40 . Khabarovsk station, listed as Habarovsk 1 in most train schedules, is a major stop on the Trans-Siberian Railway . There are several trains each day bound for Vladivostok (800 km) and Moscow (about 8500 km) along the main Trans-Siberian line. Other options include trains #386 or #035 to Blagoveshchensk , #325 for Tynda, #667э for Komsomolsk , #943э Vanino , all on the Baikal-Amur Mainline . Vanino is an interesting option as it allows ferry connections to Sakhalin and further on to Wakkanai in Japan – more details in the Russia to Japan via Sakhalin itinerary. The international trains are Khabarovsk- Harbin , ongoing twice a week and Khabarovsk- Pyongyang on special days.  

By boat [ edit ]

• 48.46904 135.0581 3 River Port , Shevchenko 1 .  

If you want to go to places upstream on the Amur river, the Meteor speedboats will often be your transport of choice, but only during the summer when the river is navigable. However, in 2008, the water level in the river was at a historic low, so that the Meteor traffic had to be stopped. If Meteor traffic functions normally, you can go some 1,000 km downstream to the Ul'chi municipal district (rayon), a region mostly inhabited by indigenous Ul'chi people.

• Fuyuan – In spring and summer there are daily hydrofoil services to Fuyuan in northeastern China , departing from the ferry terminal facing the Amur river.
• Komsomolsk – If you are heading for the BAM line up north, an interesting option is to take a hydrofoil cruising up the Amur river to Komsomolsk (6 hours), and catch a train from there.

Get around [ edit ]

The best thing to start with is to walk around the center of the city. Have a nice walk from Lenin Square to the Amur River via the main street, Muravieva-Amurski. You will find all sorts of shops and places to eat.

By tram [ edit ]

The city has a network of four tram lines (there is no line 3 or 4). The most useful section for visitors is the stretch of the network running from the main railway station along Amursky Boulevard, before making a left turn down Volochaevskaya St. (near the market), and crossing Muravyov-Amursky Street one block west of Lenina Square, it then continues south intersecting Lenina Street roughly at its halfway point, before a stop at the botanical gardens (Lines 1, 2 & 6). The remainder of the network mainly extends into the sleepy suburbs. Line 5 serves the North, Line 1 and 2 the South along Krasnorechenskaya St.

By bus [ edit ]

The electric trolleybuses also has a few useful sections for visitors, Line 1 runs between the Airport and Komsomolskaya Square (River promenade, Museum cluster) along Karla Marksa and Mureava Amursky streets.

The regular bus number 1, is a useful circle line. It starts at the Railway station, turns down Seryshev street (a block north of Amursky Boulevard) until it reaches the river park at Lenin Stadium. Turns down Komsomolskaya Street (and square) and runs south until Lenina Street. It then runs the entire length of Lenina street before north at the City History Museum and returns to the train station.

Major destinations [ edit ]

• Airport 18, T1, T2, T4
• Botanical Gardens' 9, 25, 29, 33, 54
• City History Museum 1, 54, 56, 57, T5
• Komsomolskaya Square 1, 9, 14, 19, 29, 34, 38, 55, 56, T1, T3
• Lenina Square 14, 19, 21, 29, 34, 38, 55, 56, T1, T3
• Railway Station 1, 6, 7, 11, 13, 20, 22, 24, 26, 34, 54, 57, T2, T5
• Slavy (Glory) Square 1, 9, 29, 33, 34, 56

See [ edit ]

The Far Eastern Museums [ edit ]

There is a fantastic cluster of top notch museums along Shevchenko Street, just behind the tall blue-domed Church of Theotokos on Komsomolskaya Square towards the river and stadium. Not only are the museums some of the best in the far east, they also make their home in some impressive century-old buildings dating back to before the revolution. After a visit, the nice river promenade is just a short walk away, so you can wash all that new found knowledge away with some pivos in good company.

Tugged away just across the next street behind the military museum, you also find the Archeology Museum on Turgeneva street.

Learn [ edit ]

The Pacific National University [dead link] , formally a Polytechnic Institute, is now a full fledged university, with over 21.000 students enrolled. Has a single Masters programme in Computer Sciences in cooperation with a German university, which is taught in English.

The Far Eastern State University of Humanities [dead link] offers a summer course in Russian language in July as well as courses during the academic year.

The Far-Eastern State Medical University [dead link] is a major medical institution in Eastern Siberia.

The Far-Eastern State University of Railways being one of the largest universities includes the course of Russian-Americam Programme.

The Far-Eastern State Scientific Library is an old and beautiful Art-Nouveau building in the city's center and has American, German and Japanese centers.

Japanese Center in Khabarovsk offers course of Japanese language as well as participation in business seminars

Connect [ edit ]

Phones [ edit ].

Khabarovsk has the usual set of Russian mobile operators:

GSM 900/1800:

• Beeline ( by Vympelcom ), ☏ +7 4212 64-90-64 .  
• Megafon , toll-free: +7 800 333 0500 .  
• MTS ( Mobile TeleSystems ), toll-free: +7 800 333 0890 .  
• Skylink , Dzerzhiskogo, 4 ( Near Amur hotel. ), ☏ +7 4212 74-44-44 . The all-Russian CDMA operator, having less subscribers, than GSM operators, but popular for faster and cheaper mobile Internet service.  
• Megafon , ☏ +7 800 333 0500 . new standart of mobile internet.  

Check roaming prices, especially for mobile Internet, before using any non-Russian SIM card. Some mobile connection standards are not supported in Russia , e.g. those for Japan and the United States .

If you're staying in Russia for a week or more, it's definitely worth it to buy a local SIM card, but be aware, that a passport is needed for that. The easiest way to refill a local mobile account is to use an ATM. Most ATMs have bilingual interfaces, allowing numerous kinds of payments, including those for mobile services by local operators. You can also do it through terminals spread all over the city - like Qiwi or mobile shops.

Post [ edit ]

The General post office at 28 Muravyov-Amurskiy St. If you plan on calling anyone, Khabarovsk is UTC +10 (or 7 hours ahead of Moscow).

The post-office at the railway station is located on 13 Leningradsky per. about 200 m from the station building.

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• Average high temperature in January : -15.7°C
• Average high temperature in February : -10.7°C
• Average high temperature in March : -1.5°C
• Average high temperature in April : 10.4°C
• Average high temperature in May : 18.6°C
• Average high temperature in June : 23.9°C
• Average high temperature in July : 26.6°C
• Average high temperature in August : 24.8°C
• Average high temperature in September : 19.1°C
• Average high temperature in October : 10°C
• Average high temperature in November : -3.1°C
• Average high temperature in December : -13.5°C

The warmest month (with the highest average high temperature) is July (26.6°C). The month with the lowest average high temperature is January (-15.7°C).

• Average low temperature in January : -23.5°C
• Average low temperature in February : -19.7°C
• Average low temperature in March : -11°C
• Average low temperature in April : 0.1°C
• Average low temperature in May : 7.1°C
• Average low temperature in June : 13°C
• Average low temperature in July : 16.8°C
• Average low temperature in August : 15.9°C
• Average low temperature in September : 9.2°C
• Average low temperature in October : 1°C
• Average low temperature in November : -10.6°C
• Average low temperature in December : -20.6°C

The month with the highest average low temperature is July (16.8°C). The coldest month (with the lowest average low temperature) is January (-23.5°C).

Average humidity Khabarovsk, Russia

• Average humidity in January : 75%
• Average humidity in February : 72%
• Average humidity in March : 68%
• Average humidity in April : 63%
• Average humidity in May : 65%
• Average humidity in June : 74%
• Average humidity in July : 79%
• Average humidity in August : 83%
• Average humidity in September : 78%
• Average humidity in October : 67%
• Average humidity in November : 69%
• Average humidity in December : 73%

The month with the highest relative humidity is August (83%). The month with the lowest relative humidity is April (63%).

Average rainfall Khabarovsk, Russia

• Average rainfall in January : 14mm
• Average rainfall in February : 11mm
• Average rainfall in March : 22mm
• Average rainfall in April : 44mm
• Average rainfall in May : 61mm
• Average rainfall in June : 72mm
• Average rainfall in July : 133mm
• Average rainfall in August : 153mm
• Average rainfall in September : 79mm
• Average rainfall in October : 50mm
• Average rainfall in November : 26mm
• Average rainfall in December : 17mm

The wettest month (with the highest rainfall) is August (153mm). The driest month (with the least rainfall) is February (11mm).

Average rainfall days Khabarovsk, Russia

• Average rainfall days in January : 0 days
• Average rainfall days in February : 0 days
• Average rainfall days in March : 1 days
• Average rainfall days in April : 10 days
• Average rainfall days in May : 16 days
• Average rainfall days in June : 15 days
• Average rainfall days in July : 15 days
• Average rainfall days in August : 17 days
• Average rainfall days in September : 15 days
• Average rainfall days in October : 11 days
• Average rainfall days in November : 2 days
• Average rainfall days in December : 0 days

The month with the highest number of rainy days is August (17 days). The months with the least rainy days are January , February and December (0 days).

Average snowfall days Khabarovsk, Russia

• Average snowfall days in January : 14 days
• Average snowfall days in February : 11 days
• Average snowfall days in March : 11 days
• Average snowfall days in April : 6 days
• Average snowfall days in May : 1 days
• Average snowfall days in June : 0 days
• Average snowfall days in July : 0 days
• Average snowfall days in August : 0 days
• Average snowfall days in September : 0.1 days
• Average snowfall days in October : 4 days
• Average snowfall days in November : 12 days
• Average snowfall days in December : 14 days

The months with the highest number of snowfall days are January and December (14 days). The months with the least snowfall days are June , July and August (0 days).

Average daylight / Average sunshine Khabarovsk, Russia

• Average daylight in January : 8h and 5min
• Average daylight in February : 10h and 1min
• Average daylight in March : 11h and 5min
• Average daylight in April : 13h and 4min
• Average daylight in May : 15h and 1min
• Average daylight in June : 16h and 1min
• Average daylight in July : 15h and 4min
• Average daylight in August : 14h and 2min
• Average daylight in September : 12h and 4min
• Average daylight in October : 10h and 5min
• Average daylight in November : 9h and 1min
• Average daylight in December : 8h and 2min

The month with the longest days is June (Average daylight: 16h and 6min). The month with the shortest days is December (Average daylight: 8h and 24min).

• Average sunshine in January : 4h and 4min
• Average sunshine in February : 6h and 3min
• Average sunshine in March : 7h and 3min
• Average sunshine in April : 7h and 1min
• Average sunshine in May : 7h and 5min
• Average sunshine in June : 8h and 4min
• Average sunshine in July : 8h and 0min
• Average sunshine in August : 7h and 0min
• Average sunshine in September : 7h and 1min
• Average sunshine in October : 6h and 1min
• Average sunshine in November : 5h and 2min
• Average sunshine in December : 4h and 4min

The month with the most sunshine is June (Average sunshine: 8h and 42min). The months with the least sunshine are January and December (Average sunshine: 4h and 42min).

Average UV index Khabarovsk, Russia

• Average UV index in January : 1
• Average UV index in February : 1
• Average UV index in March : 2
• Average UV index in April : 4
• Average UV index in May : 5
• Average UV index in June : 6
• Average UV index in July : 7
• Average UV index in August : 6
• Average UV index in September : 4
• Average UV index in October : 2
• Average UV index in November : 1
• Average UV index in December : 1

The month with the highest UV index is July (UV index 7). The months with the lowest UV index are January , February , November and December (UV index 1).

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