The Government Wants Travelers to 'Dress Up' for Flights-but We'll Be Sticking With These 8 Comfy Outfits

"Out of all of Duffy's urges to the public, though, "dressing with respect"-he proposed sporting a "pair of jeans and a nice shirt" rather than " slippers and pajamas"-has earned the most criticism from frequent fliers. And frankly, we're inclined to agree: In an age where plane seats seem to get more uncomfortable and squished together by the hour, wearing a pair of restrictive jeans or trousers is just asking to be miserable."

"If you're someone who prioritizes comfort 24/7, regardless of whether you've got a flight on the books, this Automet sweatsuit is perfect for you. Featuring a classic, roomy pair of jogger pants and a slightly oversized hoodie, this casual sweat set is Amazon's no. 1 bestselling women's tracksuit, boasting nearly 2,500 five-star ratings. While certain federal officials might think this ensemble is way too laid-back for the skies, we'd argue it's perfectly appropriate for the occasion-espec"

The Department of Transportation launched The Golden Age of Travel Starts With You campaign to restore courtesy and class during the holiday travel season. The campaign urges travelers to practice civility by saying please and thank you, assisting pregnant and elderly passengers with carry-ons, and supervising children. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy suggested dressing respectfully — recommending jeans and a nice shirt over slippers and pajamas — which drew criticism from frequent fliers. Many travelers prioritize comfort on increasingly cramped flights and prefer sweatpants, matching tracksuits, and sweater sets. Budget-friendly cozy travel options and a bestselling Automet sweatsuit are highlighted as preferred choices.

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