Airport style in fall has one job: look put-together getting off a six-hour flight while actually being comfortable enough to sleep through it.
Soft, structured fabrics do the work here — think a relaxed sweater with real shape, joggers or wide-leg pants that don't scream 'pajamas,' and a jacket you can turn into a blanket if the cabin runs cold. Slip-on shoes matter more in fall than any other season, since you're pulling boots on and off through security.
Keep valuables and anything you'll need mid-flight in a bag that stays with you, not the overhead bin — a crossbody or structured tote both work.
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Ready to build this into your own bag? Start with our Women's Tops and Men's Shirts collections — pieces chosen for exactly this kind of unpredictable fall travel.
Wear your bulkiest item instead of packing it. A jacket worn is free; a jacket packed eats a third of your carry-on.
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