Whether you’re off on a long-haul flight somewhere glamourous, you’ve treated yourself to a city break or you’re off on a staycation travelling in comfort is a must. It can be hard to know how to travel in comfort and style, but here are some tips!
Dress Well
The way that we dress is super important when it comes to travelling in style. The last thing you want is to be dealing with waistbands that are digging in and bras that feel like they are cutting off your circulation. Whilst you might want to ensure that you look good while you travel, being comfortable should definitely be higher on the list of priorities – especially if your trip is a lengthy one and you’re likely to be doing lots of sitting down. Consider stretchy waistbands, dresses that are comfortable and even sports bras for comfort and support. You might want to consider what you can wear in the way of layers too; so take a cardigan with you in case it gets chilly.
Take Accessories
The accessories that you take with you when you travel too – for example, you might want a sturdy bag to take your laptop in or a backpack to easily carry your belongings while leaving your hands free. Everyone will have different needs when it comes to travel accessories but it is important to explore the options so you can be sure that you will be as comfortable as possible when travelling. Websites like Emigre have a range of high-quality bags that are perfect for both short and long-haul trips, including those that need to take things with the for business. Choose a travel organiser that has sections for both your work and your personal belongings and you’ll be as organised (and comfortable) as possible)
Footwear is Important
Without a doubt what you wear on your feet is going to have a massive effect on how comfortable you feel when you travel. Socks should definitely be given thought to – you might want to consider flight socks for example if you’ll be on a long flight. The shoes you wear matter too – particularly if your travel involves lots of walking; changing platforms at a train station for example. It’s not a good idea to wear new shoes out for the first time when you travel but instead, go for some sturdy old-faithful that you know are both supportive and comfortable to wear for a long time.
If you have any tips for travelling in comfort we’d love to hear them.
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About Debz Louise
Debz Louise is a UK-based lifestyle expert and the founder of several lifestyle blogs. Specialising in everything from interior design and home renovation to body-positive fashion and parenting, Debz brings a wealth of hands-on experience to every guide. Her mission at Stereotude is to simplify the modern world for her readers through expert curation and fiercely honest advice.