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The Best Men's Travel Pants For Every Type of Trip

Written by Dan

Updated on April 12th, 2024

What are the best travel pants for men? I did the research to determine some of the most versatile, comfortable and functional travel pants!

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Best Travel Pants for Men

• Western Rise
• Aviator Travel Jeans
• DUER (Performance Denim Slim Fit)
• DUER (No Sweat Joggers)
• Mott & Bow Staple Jeans
• prAna Brion
• prAna Stretch Zion
• Icebreaker Merino Shifter
• Rhone Commuter
• Mountain Hardwear Men’s AP Pant
• Public Rec Every Day Jogger
• Foehn Men’s Brise Schoeller Pant

When I travel, a lot of thought goes into the types of items that I bring along. If you’re like me, everything that you have serves multiple purposes. I like to pack light, and too many single-use items quickly start to add up and fill your bag.

I usually travel with a single pair of pants. I want to make sure those pants will last a long time! Picking a good pair of pants is based on a few qualifying factors. A pair of pants should be durable, flexible, good quality, not doofy and should serve a secondary purpose like being suitable for a second occasion.

Here are my top recommendations based on the travel pants I’ve tried over the years.

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Western Rise

Western Rise is a travel-inspired company that creates versatile clothing for men. Their focus is on minimalist products that maximize features you need and slash those that you don’t. I find that Western Rise’s apparel is timeless and functional, so there are no fast trends.

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What I like about the company is that they are product-focused, and their garments perform great in all different types of temperatures, occasions, altitudes and activities. We dive into the details in our interview with Western Rise’s Co-Founder Kelly Watters .

For anyone who wants to get a feel for the styles, my top tip is to try Western Rise’s ‘try at home’ service that gets you a trial run of up to four products, for seven days, free of charge.

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I recommend two of their styles that I have tried:

• Evolution Pant 2.0

Are Western Rise travel pants worth it?

Here’s what I want to discuss about both the Evolution Pant and the AT Pant : both focus on durability, and comfort, with looks that are great for the workday or the weekend.

In general Western Rise makes quality clothing. After putting together a Western Rise brand review , I’m sold on their items fitting all of my criteria.

The Evolution Pant

The Evolution Pant happens to be ultra-lightweight and moisture-wicking, and it is also stretchy. I like wearing these on the weekend or if I’m taking a short train or bus ride. These pants are perfect for the summer (or hot weather) if you’re looking for something light weight and versatile. When I took them out of the packaging, I was surprised how thin they actually were.

The AT Pant

For the AT Pant , they feel a bit heavier and sturdier than the Evolution Pant, but they’re still not stiff or cumbersome. The water resistance in the materials is no joke: I actually got caught in the rain while I was wearing these on the rainiest Memorial Day weekend ever . I was able to brush the rain drops right off, and I stayed fairly dry on my way to an engagement party.

The lightweight proprietary fabric that's unique and stretchy. It doesn't feel stiff after hours of wear, so the pants feel like weightless chinos.

Photo via Western Rise

Aviator Travel Jeans

My pair of Aviator Jeans have been an asset for me. They were the first pair of pants with zipper pockets that I ever owned, which has been a “wow” factor when I show the secret zippers to friends I’ve met during my ravels.

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What are the best features of Aviator Jeans?

The zipper pockets are by far the winning feature. I like that my Aviator travel jeans have pockets specifically for a phone, a wallet or a passport. You can zip things in place, and you don’t have to worry about your things falling out or being stolen.

I was once on a train, and I was wearing sweatpants. Would you believe that my wallet fell out? Luckily, I noticed this before the train left the station, and I was able to recover my wallet. Since this experience, I’ve really come to appreciate zipper pockets for travel days.

Wearing Aviator Jeans is a nice experience because they’re comfortable and stretchy. The blend of fabric is soft and durable. They’ve lasted me lots of trips through Europe.

Which features could be improved?

I think there’s too much fabric in and around the pockets. They sometimes feel a little bulky around the sides. Their bulkiness makes sense because some of the pockets are double pockets, and you need the extra fabric for the zippers.

I also had to get these jeans tailored considerably (again, by Becca’s mom — thanks!) to “take in” the legs. With that said, the legs might be baggy on you, even in a slim fit, if you have narrow legs.

Top tip: Take advantage of Aviator’s free hemming and tailoring service. They’ll also reimburse hemming up to $10 if you show a receipt. Keep in mind that sales are FINAL once you make any alterations. The hemming has been one of my (and Becca’s) favorite features about Aviator. In fact, Becca’s Aviator travel dress was hemmed by Aviator’s team and now it fits perfectly!

Best Travel Jeans

The hidden zipper pockets that keep your valuables stored and safe, and help you avoid petty theft during travel days and transit.

Bluffworks offers everything that you need to be a smart traveler. Pants included. They have travel shorts , travel jeans , travel dress pants and suits !

They also offer free US shipping so that you can try on a few pairs and styles.

I like Bluffworks because they’re specifically designed to be multipurpose. Plus, there are many different products to choose from.

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All of the Bluffworks travel pants are wrinkle-resistant, breathable and moisture-wicking. They all do an excellent job of being durable while you wash them, holding your phone (or other items) and secretly having pockets (in other words, they have hidden pockets).

Why is Bluffworks the original travel pants?

Their original travel pants are made from super lightweight material. I tried these on during a hot day, and I could have sworn that they had an air conditioner inside of them. These will be great pants if you’re wearing pants in really hot climates. They’re very wrinkle-resistant, so if they’re rolled up in a ball for a few days, you can shake them out, and they look presentable.

Bluffworks pants have been around for a long time. In fact, they were created in 2012. They have an interesting history that is worth checking out.

Other Bluffworks products I recommend

The same technology that goes into the pants is also in their suits. If you need to travel with a suit, the suits from Bluffworks are sure bets for having a suit that doesn’t wrinkle or smell during a trip.

I recommend the Bluffworks Gramercy suit , which has wrinkle-free suit pants. Check out our tips on how to pack a suit to avoid wrinkles , as well as my Gramercy Travel Suit review .

They also have the Ascender Chino pants, which are your best option for times when you want something nicer or more professional. They pair nicely with their wrinkle-free travel dress shirts . I’ve been traveling with this combo to weddings and other events, and it’s been a great experience.

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The technical features like pockets and fabrics that are the best value-adds in all their products. I like Bluffworks because all their clothes make you feel decent and put-together, even if you just throw them on in a minute.

Photo via Bluffworks

DUER (Performance Denim Slim Fit)

Before I was wearing my DUER pants , I was wearing custom pants that I got in Argentina.

The pants from Argentina are some of my favorite pants, ever, but weren’t practical for traveling. They had shallow pockets, and the seams were not reinforced. The insides of the pockets started breaking because they weren’t sewn well, and overall, it was time for a trusty pair of pants for me.

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When I walked around South America during my year of working remotely and traveling , I was nervous that my pockets would get pick-pocketed.

I also blew out the seams a few times, and they currently have a patch on them. I can’t say that the material is the most durable, but they are very comfortable!

I still wear these around New York City. My phone often slides around and is exposed in the corners of the pockets. I always have to make sure nothing falls out of the pockets.

My DUER jeans are the answer to the problems that my Argentina pants had. DUER pants are incredibly durable and have nice deep pockets. They have a lot of different styles to choose from, and all styles offer features that are unique.

The pair that I have lasted about three years of daily use. That’s something like 1000 wears! They have since worn out a bit, but that’s to be expected because I don’t think any material really lasts forever.

I talk about them as pants made for travelers in my DUER Performance Slim denim jeans review .

For a trip when you’ll be in cold places, I tried DUER’s fleece-lined jeans and discuss them in my DUER Fireside Winter Jeans review ! They’re perfect for frigid climates or a ski trip. They have a thin layer of insulation, which don’t get in the way where other fleece-lined paints might.

What types of DUER Pants do I have?

I settled on the “No Sweat Slim” pair. They didn’t need any alterations or modifications. With that said, they are a slim fit, so they might not work for everyone. In any case, these are my go-to jeans that I could wear essentially any day of the week, and I always feel great in them.

I’ve worn these pants on hikes, with a nice shirt at a fancy event and almost every day during casual days. I only have nice things about DUER pants and actually, I bought them with a friend who also raves about them equally. The DUER pants don’t have zipper pockets, but that isn’t a big deal unless you’re looking for them.

What makes DUER Pants unique?

I wanted to call out that DUER pants have a lot of reinforcement in certain places that usually fall apart on other pants that you wear often. Their pockets are also some of the deepest that I’ve seen in any other type of pants. This means feeling good that things won’t fall out of your pants even if you are doing a cartwheel.

Men's Performance Denim Jeans

The DUER signature gusset and the overall fit make these my favorite. They're built to last, even if you wear them during long-term travel or every single day of the week.

DUER (No Sweat Joggers)

Because I like my other pair of DUER jeans, I’ll mention that DUER also has a pair of joggers . I like joggers for travel because they are comfortable and versatile. You can wear them on travel days and for walking around cities and exploring various destinations.

Joggers aren’t the best for hiking, but they do hold up very well for more active activities like working out and riding a bike.

They look great and would totally work for the traveler looking to find a great looking pair of pants that can be worn on multiple occasions. I really like joggers, and to this end, I’ve rounded up the best joggers for men , which is worth checking out.

No Sweat Jogger

What's special and new about DUER's jogger is that the style mimics jeans, down to the pockets and the fly, which I haven't seen in other joggers from competing brands.

Photo via DUER

Mott & Bow Staple Jeans

Mott & Bow is a men’s and women’s apparel company that makes flattering jeans in timeless styles. I’ve enjoyed learning about the brand and all its products, and taking the jeans on my recent travels. The jeans are well-made and look effortless, with simple tailored fits from skinny to slim and with a fit for everyone.

See my review on what to know before you buy Mott & Bow to learn a lot more about this company and their other men’s products, from my favorite everyday tee, to cashmere sweaters.

The Staple jeans fit me nicely, to the point where I feel good in them, and they’re durable and versatile. They’re effortlessly comfortable, more than most pairs of jeans I own.

One thing to note is that they only come in one length, 32. I roll them up because I’m typically a 30, but you can also get them tailored.

For the “Skinny” variety, I went 1 size up. It’s rare that I do this, but skinny jeans seem to fit a little on the smaller side from Mott & Bow. Their jeans (based on the “styles,” which all have names like Staple, Broome, etc.) can mostly be found in Skinny, Slim and Straight.

Let’s start with the stretch. These particular jeans are stretchy, so this makes them practical for long flights or travel days. The fabric is not scratchy or stiff, and it feels like good substantial denim that I’d wear in fall, winter or early spring. I like the elasticity and stretch for bending down.

Everything else you need to know

These jeans are part of the Dynamic Stretch category offered by Mott & Bow. There are a few other varieties in that category that might be worth checking out if you’re into these styles.

Mott & Bow also offers pants called the 4-Way Stretch . You’ll see these listed as Broome Jeans . These are unique because they offer stretching in all directions, and they’re good for different types of mobility.

One more thing I’ll comment on about Mott & Bow is that their product pages for jeans specifically state that you don’t necessarily have to wash these jeans often. This is my kind of brand! I rarely wash my jeans (and found that that this is actually recommended by denim experts!).

prAna Brion

prAna is a socially-responsible company. You can learn more about their sustainability mission on their website .

Their sustainability line offers recycled wool and organic cotton. Their clothes are also fair trade certified! Quality and durability are important to the brand. They mention those two pillars in their mission statement.

Are prAna Brion pants worth it?

Their pants are crowd-pleasers! The Brion line is the most popular pair of pants that prAna makes. The material is cut from their original stretch Zion fabric. They have a lot of useful features that are specific to travel needs, like reinforced rivets, water-repellent materials and sun protection. Somehow, they’ve kept the price competitive and affordable through the years.

prAna Brion: deep dive

A personal consideration about these pants is that the pants are not tapered. If you have the pants tailored, you can get them to fit you exactly how you want. If you don’t typically wear slim fit pants, this shouldn’t be an issue for you.

The pants contain 97% nylon and 3% spandex. If you weren’t sure what their original stretch fabric is, this is it!

You can use these pants for almost every occasion. They’d be good for hikes, climbs, casual Saturdays, office attire and for riding a bike.

Brion™ Pant II

These travel pants are more traditional, so they're good for someone who likes a slim fit that's not a skinny jean. prAna's commitment to sustainability is awesome, so sustainable shoppers will like the Brion.

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prAna Stretch Zion

The Stretch Zion pants are a great option for hiking and a more comfortable travel experience. They are classified as technical pants, which I believe speaks to their ability to offer features such as an adjustable waist, stretchy material, an inseam gusset and roll-up snaps.

If you’re more adventurous, the Zion pants will help you perform better in your activity of choice. If you like to travel with a pair of pants and feel like you can do anything in them, then the prAna Stretch Zion would be a great option for you.

Stretch Zion Pant II

A stretchier Brion travel pant, these performance pants are made of recycled nylon and have a ventilated gusset, which is great for active days or a workday that turns into a hike day.

Icebreaker Merino Shifter

Icebreaker is known among the serious traveler crowd because of their quality and their use of merino wool.

Merino wool is one of the best materials to use for clothes. You can wear merino wool several times and the smell never really knocks your socks off. Well, unless they are socks, and you take them off.

Sustainability is a big part of their philosophy and core values as a company. They also make other great items for travelers, like their well-known socks, shirts and hats.

How are Icebreaker Merino Shifter pants?

Their pants are solid. Icebreaker has a few options for pants, and I’ll focus on their Merino Shifter Pants .

I think they’re interesting to highlight because this is a case in which this might be your secondary pair of pants. Although I typically like to travel with a single pair of paints, I can see having a second pair.

Traveling with two pairs of pants is good if one is in the wash or is wet from the rain. It would also be good in case you lose a pair of pants (is that possible?).

When would you use Icebreaker Merino Shifter Pants?

If you have the capacity for multiple pairs of pants or if you aren’t traveling full-time , these are still great pants to have.

They’re super cozy and have numerous uses. You can take them on a run during a cold day, be warm while relaxing around your house, pretend these are “adult pants” and wear them to work and more!

You might have a harder time in tailoring these; however, you might not need to because the pants are already tapered. They also have an excellent stretchy material called LYCRA® that helps a lot with the mobility and “stretchability.”

Merino Shifter Pants

These merino fitted jogger-style pants are more like a tailored comfy pair of sweatpants that'll get you through travel days with the soft merino wool jersey knit. Also great for lounging around.

Photo via Icebreaker

Rhone Commuter

The Rhone Commuter are not your generic “travel pants.” They appear to be from the outside, but when you dig a little deeper, they have some nice features.

How can travel pants have features?

The Rhone Commuters come with a few things that can be useful for someone who travels a lot. They have a snap button, back pocket zipper, phone pocket, articulated knee and a gusset. Why are these useful features?

A snap button is useful for times when you only have one hand available. It’s also more comfortable, in my opinion. Back zipper pockets are helpful to keep things from falling out.

I explained more details about this below! I like the phone (or media) pockets for phones and phone-sized-things, like passports. Having an articulated knee in a pair of pants is only useful if you’re doing a lot of movement.

One of the best features about buying Rhone pants is their ability to hem your pants. Not needing to hem these pants yourself saves a trip to a tailor and makes them a bit more custom when they get to you.

Wait, what’s a gusset?

A gusset is a piece of fabric in the undercarriage of the pants that reinforces the area and helps prevent the ripping of your pants.

Commuter Pant Classic

These commuter pants make a great travel option because they include a few important features, namely a zipper pocket and mobility gusset, that make them all-star travel chinos.

Photo via Rhone

And if you’re looking for an excellent belt option to go along with these pants, check out Arcade Belts on Amazon or directly on their site .

Mountain Hardwear Men’s AP Pant

Mountain Hardware is a well-known outdoor brand. I first heard about them because of their jackets. Their Hardwear AP™ pants are their flagship hiking and climbing pants. Can pants have a flagship model? I guess so!

They’re mostly cotton and nylon. Most people don’t like cotton for travel clothes, but I don’t mind it. I think that cotton gets better with age and is more comfortable. It doesn’t usually do well in wet weather, though.

What to expect wearing Mountain Hardwear AP™ Pants

You can expect normal pants-wearing-things with these. Aside from covering your legs, you’ll find zip pockets, articulated knees, reflective strips and a cell phone pocket. The reflective strips are useful when you roll up the bottoms of the pants. When you’re on a bike, it’s an extra protective measure for being seen in darker conditions.

Standout features for the Men's AP pant are that they look more like hiking pants that have a decent side, so that you can walk into a brewery after the hike during your trip, and avoid looking messy.

Public Rec Every Day Jogger

Public Rec is a ‘leisure for everywhere’ brand specializing in soft and breathable products for men. I tried out their “All Day Every Day” (ADED for short) jogger, which is a style tailored for travel and comfort.

At first glance, the Public Rec jogger looks like a tailored type of sweatpants, but it’s more than that. From far away, these pants look great. I almost wanted to wear these to work! Now that I work from home , I can wear them to work. There’s an elastic waistband with internal drawstring, along with front and back zipper pockets that you can keep some crucial items in during travel.

In order to not be confused with sweatpants, the joggers have a faux front fly for a more formal look. While you probably wouldn’t wear these right from the plane to a business meeting, you could for sure wear them for a day of sightseeing and feel pretty put-together.

The feel: The joggers are a spandex-nylon blend, which makes them breathable and not a bad choice if you’ll potentially be perspiring.

Do you need the Public Rec Every Day Joggers?

Probably. If you like to wear pants that are not jeans when you’re in transit, and if you still want to look decent, then yes: you need the Public Rec joggers for men.

The Public Rec jogger will be the closest thing you can find to a stretchy pair of pants that will be comfortable, won’t wrinkle and will look pretty okay after 24 hours in transit (like on a flight).

Another question is: do you need the Public Rec joggers for a woman in your life? Maybe you do! This is a pair of travel pants in this list that also has a women’s version: the women’s All Day Joggers from Public Rec , and my wife Becca approves of them.

Can you run in them?

Yes! In colder weather (below freezing) I like to run in pants. For me, shorts are ok as long as the temperatures are above freezing. On some of the coldest days of the year, I decided to research what types of pants to buy for cold weather running. I enjoyed all of the suggestions, but I like to utilize items that I already own.

I took the Public Rec Every Day Joggers out for a run and it was great! I stayed really warm, in fact, I was actually too warm at the end of my run.

There is a security pocket on the left side, which was perfect for holding my phone during my run. I typically have a lightweight running belt but it wasn’t needed when I was wearing these pants — all thanks to that pocket!

All Day Every Day Jogger

One of my favorite aspects of these joggers is that it's possible to work out in them, and also wear them on a plane and around a city. For joggers, they have a tapered and decent look to them, and come in nice colors.

Photo via Public Rec

Foehn Men’s Brise Schoeller Pant

These Brise Schoeller Pants are going to be your pick for active days on a trip. The pants are designed for everything. Because they are so adaptable, these may one of the only pair of pants you need to bring on a trip. I recomemend re-checking your size and desired fit on the product page because Foehn has updated their sizing for men.

My honest opinion on the Brise pants

To be quite honest, the Brise pants are not for me. I can’t get away with the rather “Euro” modern look that they’re meant for. I’m best suited for regular slim jeans like the ones above I talk about from Mott & Bow or DUER. For guys who want the unique stretch fabric of the Brise pants (it lends itself for outdoor activities) and the functional zipper styles, you’ll excel in these.

I also think the materials that Foehn uses are ideal for hot weather because they wick sweat and perspiration.

Men's Brise Schoeller® Pant

These travel pants are for everything! They're durable, versatile and ready to take any situation you throw at them.

Photo via Foehn

What features should you look out for when choosing your next pair of travel pants?

Zipper pockets can help keep your valuables safe.

No matter how careful you are, it’s always a possibility that you can get pick-pocketed. Zipper pockets are an easy way to protect yourself from someone reaching into your pockets and snatching your phone or wallet.

With everyday use, zipper pockets are also great for making sure you don’t lose valuable items that you keep in your pockets!

Depending on what you’re doing, you need to put a lot of trust into regular pockets for making sure you don’t lose anything. It’s really easy for a phone or wallet to slide out if you’re traveling all day and get up from a chair or bench. Having a little extra security can really go a long way.

What pants with zipper pockets do I recommend?

Check out a quick list of pants with zipper pockets. Even if you are not traveling, pants with zipper pockets truly help in all occasions. They are great for hiking, biking, commuting or walking around.

Pants with zipper pockets

• Bluffworks Check Availability
• Aviator Travel Jeans Check Availability
• Public Rec Every Day Jogger Check Availability
• Rhone Commuter Check Availability
• Foehn Brise Schoeller Pant Check Availability

Hidden pockets are an extra layer of protection

You might want hidden pockets (or inside) pockets if you really want to feel secure about keeping your valuables close to you. Alternatively, you could also look for a money belt.

Secret pockets are a great place to stash things like your travel documents, your keys or phone. Hidden pockets may also have a zipper that can help when you take off your pants and forget something is inside of the pockets.

Articulated knees make pants more comfortable

Having articulated knees built into pants is an interesting feature. They help to avoid having your pants bunched up or cutting off circulation. It makes it easier to go into a full squat as well. Having this feature in pants is a useful for hiking and going to the gym. The stitching pattern gives off a “travel pants” vibe.

I suspect that custom-fitting pants with articulated knees might introduce some challenges for the tailor (or Becca’s mom). For these types of pants, I take the stance that they’re specifically for hiking and that they don’t require any custom fitting.

Cell phone pockets protect your phone

I generally like cell phone pockets because it means more pockets for other things. When you travel, sometimes you have odd items. It’s not uncommon to have a passport with you while you’re out, or to have an oddly-shaped piece of paper. Using such a pocket for those items is often a better idea than using it for your cell phone.

Stretchy material

Any pants that have some type of spandex built into the fabric is a nice touch in making your pants more comfortable. You’ll see a benefit of extra mobility and the pants will be more forgiving for different situations.

Why should you trust me?

Pants are a staple item in my travel gear. I often travel with one pair of pants to help save space in my luggage. When I find a pair of pants that I like, I make that decision based on quality and functionality.

Additionally, I look for pants that provide utility, like to help prevent pickpockets !

I traveled long-term for a year in each of 2016-2017 and 2018-2019. I’ve traveled to 30+ countries and have lived out of only a backpack while working remotely for many months! I take travel pants seriously and I have used that knowledge to make this list.

Looking for more pants recommendations?

Becca wrote the best travel pants for women if you’d like to check out those recommendations! She has also traveled extensively and values travel pants that are versatile, high-quality and “do it all.”

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How To Choose the Best Travel Pants:

We boiled down the criteria for the best travel pants to three main characteristics that apply across that rugged-to-refined gamut: waistband, material, and silhouette. 

Waistbands: Waistbands on travel pants should be elasticized, stretchy, or feature a drawstring. The amount of elastic can vary, but some amount of give is non-negotiable. A fixed, unforgiving waistband is akin to a middle seat in the farthest back row of economy by the bathrooms. With enough foresight and planning—and elastane!—this situation can be avoided. 

Fit: Silhouettes can be largely based on your own personal style, but too slim or tailored travel pants aren’t the best idea. This is not the time to break out your finest bespoke suit (change at the hotel). Wider, roomily tapered or straight-leg fits will serve you well. Luckily, the tides of fashion have shifted in favor of spacious pants, so options abound whether you veer toward polished or gorpcore.

Best Overall Pants for Travel

Rhone commuter pants.

Rhone’s forte is fitness gear, but it turns out many of the same qualities that make clothes great for the gym also make them excellent for travel. These Commuter Pants have all the sleek trappings of an office chino, made with—and this is key—its Flex-Knit four-way stretch fabric for mobility. When you think about it, traveling really is just a series of similar movements to your workouts: the overhead bin press, the passport retrieval squat, the duffel deadlift . . .

Materials: Flex-Knit fabric. Waistband Type: Stretch with button closure.  Silhouette: Straight-leg. Pros: Versatile look, four-way stretch for mobility. Cons: Potentially limiting straight slim leg.

Buy Now on Rhone: $138

Best Trail Pants for Travel

Livsn ecotrek trail pants.

If your summer travel plans involve hiking, biking, climbing, or even just walking through a wooded area, don’t sleep on these trail pants from Ecotrek. Definitely on the rugged end of the travel pant spectrum, they’re lightweight, water-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and comfortable in hot or cold climes. In other words: pretty damn tough. In a pinch, with an oxford shirt, you could wear these to dinner indoors, too. 

Materials: Blue ocean, nylon, and spandex twill. Waistband Type: Body-contoured stretch with button closure.  Silhouette: Straight leg. Pros: Breathable, abrasion- and water-resistant. Cons: Specific casual look.

Buy Now on Livsn: $129

Best Chino Pants for Travel

Bluffworks performance khaki chinos.

Standard-issue khaki chinos aren’t often the best choice for long hauls. They can wrinkle and stain easily. Stiff waistbands make for uncomfortable flights. Very little stretch. Bluffworks addressed all of those issues in creating its Performance Khaki Chinos. This pair is wrinkle- resistant, quick-drying, soft, and stretchy. It also has a whole slew of hidden pockets for all the little stuff you somehow accumulate from Terminal 1 to Terminal 4.

Materials: Moisture-wicking polyester. Waistband Type: Stretch button closure. Silhouette: Straight leg. Pros: Stretchy, moisture-wicking, wrinkle-resistant, handy pockets. Cons: Some fit issues.

Buy Now on Bluffworks: $125

Best Soft-Tailored Pants for Travel 

Stòffa straight leg cotton twill drawstring trousers.

Squaring smart-looking trousers with qualities that make pants great for traveling isn’t the easiest endeavor—but it is possible. Though not strictly positioned for traveling, Stòffa’s commitment to relaxed tailoring and soft fabrics (plus easy drawstring waists) make these twill trousers ideal for being on the move. Hopefully they’ll make you more relaxed on the journey, too.

Materials: Cotton twill. Waistband Type: Drawstring. Silhouette: Straight leg. Pros: Tailored look, easy silhouette, brushed for softness. Cons: Specific style, limited colors.

Buy Now on Mr Porter: $450

Best Zip-Off Pants for Travel

Nike acg zip-off trail pants.

Versatility is prized for travel gear. We want things to do more than one thing. Adaptability. Nike ACG’s trail pants zip off into shorts on the trail or as you get closer to the warm temps at the equator. They’re made from tough, water-repellent fabric and a webbing belt, but would also serve as a foundation for the trekkiest fits even if there aren’t mountains or inclement weather nearby.

Buy Now on Nike: $125

Best Fashion Flex Pants for Travel

Jil sander elasticated waist trousers.

Feel free to pull off a big fashion fit on the plane. Zero judgment here. But the swerviest, loudest pieces may not function particularly well on the road. Perhaps a quieter flex courtesy of minimalist hero Jil Sander is the move. These relaxed black trousers have an elastic waist and will keep looking sharp for the journey and the arrival. 

Materials: Recycled polyester. Waistband Type: Elasticated. Silhouette: Loose tapered leg. Pros: Polished look, elastic waist. Cons: Not the lightest fabric, limited color options.

Buy Now on Matches Fashion: $666

Best Linen-Blend Pants for Travel

Frescobol carioca mendes trousers.

We’ve sung linen’s praises for its summertime ventilation and versatility, which also makes it an excellent choice for travel pants. Frescobol Carioca has beachiness in its roots, so its Mendes linen blend trousers have a laid-back vibe that could easily take you from aisle seat to sunset cocktails on the water. These pants aren’t just about the flow, though. The durable fabric blend makes them perfect as a three-season travel uniform.

Materials: Linen, cotton, and elastane. Waistband Type: Elasticated drawstring. Silhouette: Relaxed tapered leg. Pros: Versatile fabric blend and silhouette. Cons: No extra pockets.

Buy Now on Frescobol Carioca: $235

Buy Now on Mr Porter: $235

Best Cargo Pants for Travel

Fourlaps rover cargo.

Like a few others here, Fourlaps has athletic roots. Its Rover Cargos feature four-way stretch for mobility and adjustable bungees at the ankles to change up the look. Before you flash back to your saggy middle-school cargos, these are not those. The technical slant and streamlined pockets at the knee mean you might actually use the extra space. 

Buy Now on Express: $98

Buy Now on Fourlaps: $98

Best Wide-Leg Pants for Travel

Nili lotan wade pants.

When we say “wide,” we don’t mean baggy. These Nili Lotan Wade pants are elegantly cut to look purposely, stylishly wide. It just so happens this is the perfect cut for travel and the drawstring waist makes for an almost pajama-like vibe. 

Materials: Cotton and nylon. Waistband Type: Drawstring. Silhouette: Wide straight leg. Pros: Roomy silhouette, pleasant feeling fabric. Cons: Lack of pockets.

Buy Now on Saks Fifth Avenue: $495

Best Pleated Pants for Travel

Todd snyder modern chino trouser.

Todd Snyder gets it. He gets that guys want something comfortable and wearable, but also considered. And beautifully made. His approach is clear in these drawstring chinos made from a soft twill of Italian origin with a single pleat. Wear these when you’re hopping from one office to another or have a long-haul flight.

Materials: Cotton and elastane. Waistband Type: Elastic waist with button closure and concealable drawstring. Silhouette: Relaxed tapered leg. Pros: Concealable drawstring, quality fabric. Cons: Not everyone wants a cuff.

Buy Now on Todd Snyder: $278

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The 14 Best Men’s Travel Pants of 2024

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Pants might be the first thing you think about when planning or packing for a trip, and prioritizing comfort on long—or short—trips is essential. A good pair of travel pants will be stylish and functional. Ideally, they’ll be suitable for multiple uses on a trip, like going from the trail to a restaurant. We scoured the internet and tapped some of our well-traveled editors to find the best joggers, trousers, and adventure pants with an eye toward materials, durability, and style.

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Best overall, vuori ripstop pant.

Seven color options available

Include a zip pocket

Some might not like slim fit

Vuori’s Ripstop Pants are our go-to for flights. The main reason is they’re comfy. Vuori’s proprietary ripstop fabric—a blend of organic cotton and elastane—has enough stretch and durability and looks good. We love pants that don’t require a belt, especially when moving through TSA. These pants have an elastic waistband with a drawcord. 

One nitpick with these pants is that the material attracts dog hair. But that’s probably not a total dealbreaker, depending on your pet situation. Having owned these pants for a couple of years, our tester mentioned zero concerns for durability or wear and tear.

Sizes: XS to XXL | Materials: DuraTerra ripstop fabric (98 percent organic cotton and 2 percent elastane | Sustainability: Organic cotton

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Best Overall, Runner-Up

Patagonia skyline traveler pants.

Backcountry

Allow natural and active mobility

DWR finish helps repel spills

Environmentally conscious sourcing and production

A bit on the pricey side

Limited sizing

Patagonia’s Skyline Traveler Pants are ideal for road trips. These pants feel slightly less suited for airports and restaurants but are perfect for hiking, backpacking, or moving around cities. They feature a nylon, polyester, and spandex blend that our tester found exceptionally comfortable. The four-way stretch is excellent for mobility, and the elastic waistband and drawcord design boost a secure yet flexible hold.

We also love that these pants have five pockets, including one zippered on the thigh. And after a year of real-world testing, we can happily report zero durability issues. Because it's Patagonia, you also get planet-friendly features like recycled nylon and Fair Trade certification. 

Sizes: S to XL | Materials: 64 percent recycled nylon, 25 percent polyester, 11 percent spandex | Sustainability: Fair Trade certified, recycled nylon

Coalatree Trailhead Pant

Functional treatments

Very durable

Probably too casual for business settings

Our tester has owned this pair of pants longer than any other on this list, and they are still like new. That’s thanks to their tear-resistant construction, four-way stretch, and DWR coating. The antimicrobial fabrics also mean less washing over their lifetime.

Because of all this, these pants are excellent for hiking, bike commuting, and traveling. We love that they come in both slim and regular fit, six colors, and both men’s and women’s cuts. Since they’re also one of the least expensive options on this list, we recommend stocking up on two or three pairs. 

Sizes: XS to XXL | Materials: FairWear 88 percent nylon, 12 percent spandex with DWR finish | Sustainability: FairWear and recycled materials

Most Comfortable

Kuhl freeflex jogger.

UV protective

Super lightweight

Could also work as hiking pants

Multiple lengths and cuts

No recycled/sustainable materials

Kuhl says these pants feature a “luxuriously soft and lightweight softshell,” and we’d have to agree. These polyester pants are so comfortable that our tester has been using them as loungers at home and as travel pants. We also recommend these pants for anyone who tends to run warm or will be going on outdoor adventures where pants are necessary, but the temps outside are warm. In particular, we view these as solid desert or beach pants thanks to the UPF 50+ rating.

These pants are breathable, wick away moisture well, and are quick to dry. And if you’re not into the jogger style, the same version of these pants comes in a traditional pant silhouette.

Sizes: S to XXL | Materials: Polyester | Sustainability: Not listed

DU/ER Performance Denim Slim

Very comfy and stretchy

Offered in multiple fits

Ideal for hiking, cycling, and going to the office or restaurant

A bit pricey

Anytime we see anything related to performance denim, we automatically think it’s gimmicky. So we were skeptical when we first tried DU/ER’s performance denim pants. But, we must say, many bike commutes to the office and the local brewery later, these pants are the real deal. We usually hate bike commuting in denim because of the lack of stretch, but what stood out to us immediately about the pants is how much stretch they have. That’s thanks to a blend of organic cotton and polyester with a touch of spandex.

These pants are also decent—not great, but decent—at wicking moisture, thanks to the CoolMax polyester. And an antimicrobial treatment helps ward off stink, making these pants good for a few wears between washes. If the slim fit is not for you, the same performance denim pants come in relaxed and straight fits.

Sizes: 28 to 40 (waist), 30 to 34 (inseam) | Materials: 70 percent organic cotton, 28 percent CoolMax all-season polyester, 2 percent Lycra spandex | Sustainability: Organic cotton

Best Jogger

Du/er no sweat jogger.

Belt optional

Stretchy and cozy

Lots of colors to pick from

Pricey and no sustainable fabrics mentioned

First things first, these joggers are comfy. Our tester repeatedly reached for these joggers while lounging at home, mainly when it was chilly outside. But like the DU/ER performance denim pants above, we were skeptical about the gimmicky “No Sweat” in these joggers’ name. Our tester, who runs warm and sweats easily, was pleasantly surprised to discover these pants do a fairly good job of keeping sweat away. That’s because of the blend of TENCEL Lyocell, Lycra T400 Polyester, and Lycra spandex.

These pants also have some nice features like a zippered thigh pocket, a drawstring, and belt loops. 

Sizes: 28 to 40 (waist), 29 and 31 (inseam) | Materials: 62 cotton, 34 percent TENCEL Lyocell, 3 percent Lycra T400 Polyester, 1 percent Lycra spandex | Sustainability: Not listed

Chubbies Everywear Performance Pant

More modern style

DWR coating

Fit may be baggy on slimmer frames

Chubbies, which dubs itself as the original “short shorts” brand, released its first pair of pants a couple of months ago. And while they’re not short, they are incredibly comfortable thanks to a polyester and spandex blend. We didn’t include a true chino on this list, but these are probably the closest to it because of their look and lightweight feel.

We view these pants as best on the list for urban, beach, or golf travel . They just have that look, style, and feel about them. They’d also work well in the office or for work trips, but we’ve got a pair of pants specifically for work below.

Sizes: S to XXL | Materials: 90 percent polyester and 10 percent spandex | Sustainability: Not listed

Best for Work

Mack weldon radius flex jogger.

Mack Weldon

Non-wrinkly, breathable fabric

Sleek, versatile look

Water resistant

Not adjustable

Business travelers expect more out of their pants. Yes, they must be lightweight, comfortable, and allow easy movement, but most importantly, they also have to look the part in more formal settings. That's why we've chosen the Radius Flex Jogger. The polyester/spandex is airy and durable with the right amount of give, easily taking you from long flights and taxi rides to the boardroom and later to local eateries. The waist is flexible with a button-fly closure, and the belt loops offer the ability to formalize an outfit even more. All your essentials are securely within reach thanks to several "stealth zip" pockets for less obtrusive zipper pulls. Count on two pockets at the front, two at the back, plus one on the left thigh.

Sizes: S to XXL | Materials: 91 percent polyester, 9 percent spandex | Sustainability: Not listed

Best for Cold Weather

Unbound merino men's merino travel pants.

Unbound Merino

Hidden rear zipper pocket

Low-maintenance

Planet-friendly product

Not ideal for high-intensity activities

While we've chosen the Merino Travel Pants as the best option for cold weather destinations, this wonder fabric's utility goes far beyond that. This fine wool naturally regulates body temperature by wicking moisture away from your skin when you sweat, helps insulate you from the cold when worn as a base layer , and also keeps you fresh in warmer temperatures.

Unbound Merino added a small amount of elastane for a two-way stretch that bounces back to its original shape. These pants are light and wrinkle-resistant, so wear them onboard or pack them in your bag without worrying about unsightly creases. Other highlights include sustainable sourcing and production and an understated and polished style.

Sizes: 28 to 40 (waist), 30, 32 (inseam) | Materials: 95 percent merino wool, 5 percent elastane | Sustainability: Natural materials, NATIVA-certified, Responsible Wool Standard certified, Green OEKO-TEX certified

Best for Adventure Travel

Livsn ecotrek trail pants.

Well-designed, technical pant

Reflective tab for cuffing

Better suited to casual settings

These are the pants you want to pack for active, adventure-filled, thrill-seeking trips, especially in warmer weather. They feature articulated knees, a diamond gusset crotch, and more stretch than meets the eye—a definite pro in our book—for unparalleled freedom of movement and support to summit that peak or reach that next handhold. With plenty of storage solutions, we find the zippered rear pockets and the sideseam welt pockets on either leg particularly useful.

Sizes: 29 to 40 (waist), 30, 32, 34 (inseam) | Materials: 70 percent Blue Ocean nylon, 25 percent nylon, 5 percent spandex twill | Sustainability: Made with recovered fishing buoys, Repair and Replacement Program

Best for Fishing

Free fly apparel stretch canvas pant.

Free Fly Apparel

Unrestricted mobility

Versatile enough to dress up

Mitigates solar radiation

Limited colorways

If you’re traveling specifically to fish—or if your trip will include fishing—we highly recommend including Free Fly Apparel’s Stretch Canvas 5 Pocket Pants. These pants are durable and comfy and feature four-way stretch and UPF 50+ sun protection. We love that they also look stylish enough to fit in many office settings and restaurants. We wish these pants came in more than just three colors, but besides that, these are our go-to fishing pants.

Sizes: 30 to 40 (waist), 30 to 34 (inseam) | Materials: 70 percent cotton, 28 percent bamboo, 2 percent spandex | Sustainability: Use of bamboo

Best Lightweight

Cotopaxi veza adventure pants.

Has a "barely there" feeling

Lifetime warranty including repairs

Secret storage

More casual than versatile

Limited shades available

The Veza Adventure Pants are a classic from Cotopaxi. These super lightweight and relaxed pants are comfy and will fit many body types. We like the tapered legs that also allow plenty of room with the baggier fit and the “invisible” zippered stash pocket inside the wearer’s front right pocket. 

We do wish the flat elastic drawstring were easier to tighten and that these pants came in more than three colors. But those are just nitpicks on an excellent and comfortable pair of travel pants.

Sizes: S to XXL | Materials: 91 percent nylon, 9 percent spandex | Sustainability: Focus on durability and repairs, certified B Corp

Best for Rain

Patagonia granite crest pants.

Excellent just-in-case item

Functional details

Eco-conscious sourcing and production

We don’t necessarily recommend wearing rain pants to the airport or on road trips. But if you’re traveling to a rainy environment, we recommend packing a pair. That’s where the Patagonia Granite Crest Pants come in. These lightweight and highly packable rain pants are excellent at repelling water.

They also boast some helpful features like zippers below the knee to put on over shoes or boots, zippered and seam-seeled pockets, and a wide range of sizes. And because it’s Patagonia, you know our planet was taken into consideration with the construction of these pants. They’re made of post-consumer recycled ripstop nylon from recycled fishing nets and feature Patagonia’s proprietary H2NO DWR finish, which is free of harmful chemicals.

Sizes: XS to XXL | Materials: 100 percent post-consumer recycled nylon ripstop made from recycled fishing nets | Sustainability: Fair Trade Certified, recycled nylon, PFC-free DWR finish

Most Packable

Western rise evolution pant.

Western Rise

Feels soft, hangs tough

Occupies minimal suitcase space

Odor-resistant

Some will prefer more zippered pockets

Light, stretchy, and durable, the Evolution Pant checks all the boxes. The nylon fibers are processed to be softer against the skin and then woven into a hardwearing yarn that resembles denim with added functionality. The slim cut provides a casual sleekness that easily goes from Japanese urban streets to bustling Moroccan markets .

At a featherweight of 11 ounces, these are incredibly packable and will leave tons of room for the trinkets you acquire along your journey. There is a rear security pocket for valuables and a DWR treatment to help keep any unexpected showers and spills at bay.

Sizes: 28 to 40 (waist), short, regular (inseam) | Materials: 90 percent nylon, 10 percent elastane | Sustainability: CO PFA-free treatment

If you pack only one pair of pants, make it the Vuori Ripstop Pants . Its in-house blend of organic cotton and elastane hits the mark on durability and stretch, and the hybrid drawstring, button-fly closure is comfortable and chic. If there's room for another—especially for a road trip— Patagonia's Skyline Traveler Pants is our reliable second choice.

We selected products based on internet research and our knowledge of travel pants. We considered pants featured on other prominent sites and pants and brands we already own and wear regularly.

What to Look For in Travel Pants

Most pants will have synthetic materials like nylon and polyester for their water resistance, durability, and versatility. Some travel pants on this list and elsewhere primarily use cotton, which can be good for comfort but isn't as solid for moisture-wicking or breathability. We included pants of both types of material, because this comes down to personal preference.

Generally, if your travel will include higher-intensity movement, or you want to prioritize breathability, moisture-wicking, and stretch, we suggest looking for nylon- and polyester-based pants. But if you’re not concerned about those features and prefer a softer pair of pants, look for cotton-based trousers.

This one is tough to judge just by looking at a pair of pants online, but there are some indicators to look for if durability is one of your priorities in purchasing a pair of travel pants (which it probably should be). Look for “ripstop” materials if you’re looking for extra-durable pants. Of the men's travel pants we tested, we only included options on this list that have been particularly durable throughout testing.

Again, this is subjective and comes down to personal preference. But it is something to consider when picking traveling pants. We recommend having a pair of comfortable pants that will also be appropriate for work or nicer restaurants and a pair that will work for more active trips that involve hiking , fishing, or running.

The cut or silhouette of the pants will influence the formality of an outfit. A relaxed or slim cut offers more versatility though it lends itself better to dressing up. A more dramatic jogger fit with its tapered lower leg is trendy and gives an active, casual look.

The ones you feel most comfortable wearing! Think about temperature and movement. You may prefer lightweight and stretchy pants if you tend to run warm and move a lot. Are you cold in airports and on planes? Consider some heavier-weight pants. Do you fidget a lot? Definitely get some stretchy pants. But the answer to this question comes down to personal preference.

They definitely can be good for traveling, especially if you’re headed directly to work or an event. Chinos have the look of trousers but are generally lighter weight and offer more stretch and breathability, thanks to their lightweight twill or cotton construction. If your travel is more wilderness or outdoor-based, we recommend other pants on this list (like the Patagonia Skyline Pants ).

We always recommend reading the manufacturer's instructions on the pants or the company’s website. That said, travel pants are generally built to be durable and resilient. So most will be fine tossing into the washer and dryer.

Nathan Allen is TripSavvy’s Outdoor Gear Editor. He’s a frequent traveler who prioritizes comfort over all else regarding his travel clothing. Nathan has spent the past few months or years testing each of the pants on this list, logging tens of thousands of miles driving and flying. His current go-to pants are Vuori’s Ripstop Pants and Patagonia’s Skyline Traveler Pants .

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