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Airport Outfits

Airport outfits from WDLT117 and Utopia, each piece priced on 2 November 2026, from about S$119.

Relaxed layers, soft knitwear, roomy pants and easy sneakers for long flights and travel days from independent boutiques.

Airport outfits rely on comfortable layers cut from soft cotton and fine wool to handle shifting cabin temperatures during travel. Wide leg trousers and relaxed hoodies give room to move without losing clean lines across long connections. Neutral shades of oat, black, and white pair easily with sturdy slip on shoes for swift passage through security gates.

Essentials, the sister line of Fear of God started by Jerry Lorenzo, brings relaxed hoodies. Song for the Mute, the Australian label of Lyna Ty and Melvin Tanaya, is known for big volumes and frayed edges, and here it brings jeans and pleated trousers. Y-3 brings hoodies, and Homme Plisse Issey Miyake adds pleated trousers that are light and do not crease.

Utopia in Toronto brings hoodies and sweatpants from Essentials, Aime Leon Dore and Fear of God. WDLT117 in Toronto brings Song for the Mute and Homme Plisse Issey Miyake trousers, Due West brings Represent hoodies and Les Deux wool sweaters, and Outlined brings sweatpants.

Common questions

What fabrics work best for airport outfits?
Merino wool breathes and springs back from creases, and soft cotton fleece keeps you warm in a cold cabin. Linen breathes well too, but it creases easily.
How should layers be styled for a long flight?
Start with a light cotton top, add a soft cardigan or hoodie, and finish with an unlined overshirt or coat. Pairing wide leg trousers with easy slip on sneakers keeps walking through terminals comfortable.
Which designers make relaxed travel clothes on this page?
Essentials, the sister line of Fear of God, makes relaxed fleece hoodies and sweatpants with comfort in mind. Song for the Mute brings jeans and pleated trousers, and Homme Plisse Issey Miyake brings pleated trousers that do not crease.