I've Worn These Stretchy, Wrinkle-proof Travel Pants on 4 Continents-and They're Finally on Sale

"When it comes to travel pants, we should all have the highest standards. Of course, they should be stylish enough to appear in vacation photos, but they also need to be comfortable for long days of sitting, walking, and eating. Beyond that, travel pants must be versatile enough to re-wear with various tops throughout your trip. And, I should mention that they shouldn't be so bulky that they hog precious luggage real estate-and wrinkle-resistant fabric is always a plus,"

"But it's not an impossible feat to get a single pair of trousers to check all these boxes and more. In my search for the perfect pair of travel pants, I've refused to settle and, therefore, have finally landed on the ultimate unicorn pair: Athleta's Endless High-rise Pants. I've been to four continents with them on trips to Mexico, Chile, Germany, and Israel, and they've never let me down."

"Currently on rare sale for 30 percent off (and selling out fast), the Athleta Endless High-rise Pants' main appeal is that the fabric is made with recycled polyester (from post-consumer plastic bottles) and a hint of spandex for added stretch. The moisture-wicking, quick-drying material pulls sweat away from the body to the surface of the fabric so it can evaporate. This helps keep you cool and dry during city strolls and even workout classes."

The Athleta Endless High-rise Pants are made from recycled polyester and a bit of spandex, offering moisture-wicking, quick-drying performance and breathability for warm conditions. The semi-fitted, straight-leg, ankle-length silhouette dresses up for office or dinner and pairs casually with sneakers. The fabric stretches for comfortable sitting and long days of walking or travel and resists bulk while remaining wrinkle-resistant for easy packing. The pants have been worn on trips to Mexico, Chile, Germany, and Israel and perform in 90-degree Fahrenheit temperatures. They are currently discounted around 30 percent and are selling out.

Read at Travel + Leisure