For a long time, I’ve searched for the best travel pants for women that are comfortable, functional, versatile, and pack easily. I also want pants that I’ll love not just while traveling, but also for everyday pants! I’ve finally found … Read More
Death Valley is such a mysterious and fascinating place. It’s a land of extremes with hidden beauty in terms of plants and wildlife that can survive with intense heat and very little precipitation. We loved learning about and visiting Death … Read More
Living in the Bay Area in California, it’s not particularly common to have a large family. It’s expensive and homes aren’t huge, and many families have two working parents. It can sometimes be hard to see the benefits of a … Read More
For a number of years, we’ve been privileged to purchase a National Parks annual pass. That means that for $80, we can visit any national park site as often as we’d like for a whole year. Since we have a … Read More
Today my 4th kiddo turns THREE! I actually love the twos so much so I’ll miss that little age, but I’m excited for him to learn and grow. Plus, three year olds are hilarious! I don’t like to go overboard … Read More
Last year, as many of us were thrown into distance learning, it felt pretty overwhelming and sudden. We, at least, had no idea what we were doing or how long it would last. We didn’t have any distance learning tips … Read More
It’s crazy to think we’re already moving out of summer and into fall and back into the swing of school! It’s wild times, but I do always love the change of seasons – even though leaving one season behind always … Read More
A couple years ago, we clocked in somewhere between 11,000-12,000 miles on road trips. And now, we’ve driven back and forth across the entire US, meandering in between in our RV. Needless to say, we’ve spent a lot of time … Read More
I previously wrote some tips for preparing to play the violin for kids – things you can do before your child actually starts the instrument. I wanted to follow up that post with some thoughts on what age to start … Read More
When we started off on our road adventure, one of my biggest questions was how it would be sleeping in an RV with kids. Would anyone sleep at all?? Turns out, it’s worked far better than I feared. Perhaps my … Read More
One of the biggest reasons we chose public school for our kids is because of the STEM opportunities. Our neighborhood school is fantastic about providing STEM-based curriculum throughout the day as well as in the dedicated STEAM lab. So I … Read More
After driving all the way out to the east coast from California in an RV to see our high-risk parents during the pandemic, we figured we’d spend some extra time with family. My sister and her family have been co-quarantining … Read More
For a long time, I’ve searched for the best travel pants for women that are comfortable, functional, versatile, and pack easily. I also want pants that I’ll love not just while traveling, but also for everyday pants! I’ve finally found the perfect pants for women that I really love and hope you love them, too!
This post on learning about the best travel pants for women contains affiliate links, but all opinions are 100% my own. That means I earn a small commission if you purchase through my link, but doesn’t change your price.
This is my #1 criteria when it comes to pants I’ll take while traveling. If I’m on a long road trip or on a flight, I have no interest in wearing tight jeans. I want something that will allow me to move easily, especially if I’m chasing after little kids. These have an elastic waistband, so there’s nothing restrictive about them!
While joggers are comfortable, they can’t dress up as easily, and often get HOT! These pants are really lightweight, so they’re great travel clothing for hot weather, or they can be layered for cooler weather.
While I, of course, want functional clothing while traveling, I also want it to look good! I don’t want to look totally sloppy. These are so cute and I love wearing them for everyday pants for women at home, as well as for travel. They’re just great pants, period.
I love travel clothing for women that serves multiple purposes. These pants feel like pajamas, but look nice enough to wear with a nice blouse. (They’re great travel clothing for Europe, since joggers just don’t feel quite right to me personally when there.) The little tulip hem at the bottom is so pretty and makes it easy to dress these up! They look great with everything from my very favorite cute sneakers for women, to my all-time favorite sandals, to high heels.
As much as I think they’re the best travel pants, they’re also just some of the very best mom pants! No riding up or down, and they’re not restrictive while kneeling on the ground. How many items do you find that are among the best clothing for travel and also the best clothes for work?
Speaking of layering as I mentioned above, these comfortable pants for women are perfect for that. Since they’re not skintight, it’s easy to layer base layers (my favorites are this top and bottom and also this top and bottom) underneath during cold weather.
These pants roll up like a dream so they take up very little space. They also don’t wrinkle – amazing for travel!
We recently visited White Sands National Park as well as Great Sand Dunes National Park. Both involved full days in the sand. I discovered that the sand literally falls right off of these pants! While I like leggings (my dearly beloved leggings right here), I find that sand tends to stick to them like crazy. These are comfortable and lightweight for hiking and dirt brushes right off. I found them to be some of the best hiking pants if you don’t like a lot of bulk!
Lots of clothing can go in the washer. But plenty of those materials can’t go in the dryer. THESE CAN! Hallelujah. And when you don’t have access to a dryer, they dry quickly when hung outside.
Really, all clothing should have pockets. But especially the best travel pants. Could pants really be the best women’s travel pants if they didn’t have pockets? These are deep enough that they hold my phone just fine.
I personally love the navy blue ones since they’re so versatile. (I also adore my navy floral pair that is currently out of stock.) I am also itching to get the white pair (currently on sale!) or the seersucker women’s pants!
They have a process called “re-spun” to recycle old t-shirts and give them a new life, and some of the pants are made from that process. They’re ethically made in the US by adults. They’re a small business committed to behaving well. They ensure great quality and you can return anything for up to 365 days.
There you have it – my very favorite travel pants for women, that are also basically the best women’s pants in general. Let me know if you get a pair – I’d love to hear if you love them, too!
