what do you wear when you board a plane?

Normally trousers and a t-shirt with a loose shirt over the top. The shirt having a large enough pocket for my passport/boarding pass etc and because I tend to find it a bit to cold for just a t-shirt on a long-haul flight.
 
Anyone else get trouser tightness on long haul flights? you know, when your pants seem to tighten around the groin area as if they're trying to squeeze your nuts out lol

right guys?



...guys?
 
What's going on tonight?

Spec me a take away? Spec me a plane outfit?

Seriously? Of course it's about comfort, you're squeezed into the most tight and uncomfortable form of transport. Pair of joggy bottoms or shorts.

Unless you're Fox and flying First Class, of course :D
 
JBuk said:
Anyone else get trouser tightness on long haul flights? you know, when your pants seem to tighten around the groin area as if they're trying to squeeze your nuts out lol

right guys?



...guys?
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Only if the stewardesses are particularly nice :p
 
shifty_uk said:
What's going on tonight?

Spec me a take away? Spec me a plane outfit?

Seriously? Of course it's about comfort, you're squeezed into the most tight and uncomfortable form of transport. Pair of joggy bottoms or shorts.

Unless you're Fox and flying First Class, of course :D
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rotfl

that's what I do - pair of jogger bottoms
 
Don't see that it's a particularly daft question tbh. Imo you're best off wearing whatever you're used to - people say don't wear jeans but I wore a decent pair on my long haul flight last year and felt fine. Footwear is more interesting, I wore trainers but my feet go so swollen that it was a struggle getting them back on again at the other end.
 
Depends where I'm flying. Florida, I'd wear shorts and t shirt. Prague in winter would be jeans, boots, coat.

I doubt Fox wears an Armani suit. Flight upgrades for free are literelaly a thing of legend these days. :(
 
kenmare said:
parachute.
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I actually have done this. Several times. :)



However, when not going on skydiving holidays, pair of comfortable trousers, t-shirt/polo shirt, light jumper, and slip on shoes (i always take shoes off on a plane).

Enough to be comfy, and not worry about being too smart/scruffy.
 
Jeans and a t-shirt with a hoody.

To be honest compared to most of the football shirt/shorts wearing yobs who seem to take up 90% of the seats of every plane in the sky, it makes me feel like a businessman.
 
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