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The 50 Best Deals on Comfy Travel Pants This Month—Up to 76% Off Vuori, Athleta, and More
In addition to major discounts happening this week for Amazon Prime Day, editor-loved brands like Alo, Madewell, Vuori, and more are slashing prices on breezy linen trousers, ultra-comfortable joggers, and more travel-ready styles, with prices starting as low as $15.
Here, we've rounded up the 50 best deals for travel pants—be sure to scroll down and scoop up your favorites before they sell out!
Amazon's selection of travel pants features something for every type of trip and traveler, from stylish linen picks to utilitarian hiking pants. For a bohemian vibe and unmatched comfort, it's hard to beat the flowy Grace Karin Women's Wide Leg Palazzo Pants, which come in 10 darling patterns, are accessorized with a removable belt, and feature a stretchy elastic waistband. For men, look no further than the breathable Paslter Casual Linen Pants, which are discounted down to just $20 right now. Beyond their comfortable drawstring waistband, they come in over two dozen colors and patterns, including tropical prints that are perfect for an island getaway. Anrabess Women's Wide Leg High Waisted Palazzo Pants, $28 (originally $36)
Grace Karin Women's Wide Leg Palazzo Pant, $30 (originally $36)
Eddie Bauer Women's Departure Ankle Pant, $40 (originally $80)
Amazon Essentials Women's Linen Blend Drawstring Pant, $18 (originally $25)
Ueu Women's Cozy Yoga Jogger Pants, $20 (originally $29)
Freeoak Women's Wide Leg High Waisted Vacation Pants, $15 (originally $20)
Lee Women's Ultra Lux Comfort Utility Crop Pant, $18 (originally $37)
Copyleaf Women's Low-waisted Cargo Pants, $20 (originally $25)
Grapent Women's Wide-leg Linen Pant, $23 (originally $30)
Columbia Men's Silver Ridge Utility Convertible Pant, $53 (originally $70)
Coofandy Men's Linen Lightweight Pant, $25 (originally $30)
Paslter Men's Casual Straight-leg Beach Pant, $20 (originally, $30)
These airy, wide-leg palazzo pants come in almost a dozen different patterns—we're loving the navy floral style, which is dark enough to hide sweat or accidental spills. The versatile print can easily be worn with a swimsuit for a casual beach outing or dressed up with heeled sandals for a nice dinner. Thanks to a comfy elastic waistband, gauzy material, adjustable belt, and deep pockets, these are perfect for staying stylish and organized on long travel days.
At 50 percent off, these stretchy ankle pants from Eddie Bauer are one of the best deals we've found. They're crafted from moisture-wicking fabric that's enhanced with built-in sun protection (UPF 50+), making them an equally great companion for active adventures and everyday wear. Plus, the front pockets and zippered back pocket will help keep your travel essentials secure and in easy reach while you're on the go.
Athleta's semi-annual summer sale is not to be missed, with dozens of its best-selling styles on sale for under $50. Enhanced with sweat-wicking performance fabrics, hidden pockets, and other handy travel features, these picks are ideal for busy travel days, active afternoons of sightseeing, and everything in between. Snag the buttery-soft Salutation Stash 7/8 Legging for a whopping 45 percent off, which comes in wider size ranges as well as petite, regular, and tall sizing. We're also loving the lightweight Brooklyn Heights High Rise Cargo Pant, majorly marked down to $69 from $109, which can lean sporty when paired with sneakers and a tank top or more elevated with a flirty scarf top and strappy sandals.
It's easy to see why Alo's Salutation Stash 7/8 leggings have their own devoted fan base: made from buttery soft fabric with medium compression, they're designed to feel like a gentle and supportive hug. We love that they stay in place without ever digging into skin, dry quickly, and are available in a rainbow of shades—some of which are marked down from $109 to just $40 right now.
Linen pants belong in every beach-bound suitcase, and we're deeply charmed by this pretty pink pair from Athleta. The lightweight, naturally breathable material and adjustable elastic waistband make these perfect for a day of gelato hunting in Rome or lounging poolside at your Sicilian resort, while zippered front pockets offer peace of mind when it comes to potential pickpockets.
Athleisure fans will want to stock up on Vuori's sale of figure-flattering, ultra-soft travel pants while it lasts. Marked down to $75, the Performance Joggers are a perennial favorite, crafted from the brand's signature DreamKnit fabric that's both moisture-wicking and stretchy, making them a perfect pick for red-eye flights and hotel workouts alike. Another lightweight pick that's sure to sell out quickly is the silky soft and naturally wrinkle-resistant Villa Cargo Jogger, currently on sale for under $100; it features four pockets for stashing your travel essentials, from headphones to hotel keys. $94 $75 at Vuoriclothing.com
Slim-fitting, slightly cropped, and incredibly soft, these performance joggers from Vuori are going to be your new in-flight favorites—but you might want to hurry, as several sizes and shades are already sold out. These are easy to toss in the wash, and the stretchy fabric feels lived-in without looking sloppy. Plus, the moisture-wicking material keeps you cool and dry, whether you're rushing through the airport or running errands on the weekend. $128 $89 at Vuoriclothing.com
Inspired by classic carpenter pants, these straight-leg Vuori pants check all our boxes for a perfect travel bottom: they've got a relaxed fit, comfortable waistband, multiple pockets, and are made from performance material with built-in four-way stretch. Wear them to the museum with sneakers or out to dinner with a halter top and sandals—just be sure to grab them before they're gone, as a few sizes have already sold out.
We've spent hours trawling the wonderland of Lululemon's 'Summer Scores' section, which is home to cropped wide-leg pants, men's slim-fit trousers, and pajama-like joggers that still look polished enough for daily wear—all starting at just $49. One of the most on-trend options we've found are the Softstreme High-rise Wide-leg Cropped Pant, now $79, which come in a sultry shade of chocolate brown; the weightier drape of these peach-fuzz soft pants, made from a recycled polyester blend with a touch of elastane, is a dream for cooler nights by the beach. For men, few travel pants can beat the versatility and performance of the ABC Slim-fit Trouser, now $89, which are sweat-wicking, quick-drying, and utilize the brand's proprietary ABC (which literally stood for 'Anti-ball-crushing' when it was created and now is also referred to as 'Always Be Comfortable') technology to remove tension from the crotch of the pants to help you move in comfort.
A thick elastic waistband, deep pockets, and a chic cropped hem make these Lululemon crops our platonic ideal of a travel pant. Wear them on the plane, dress them up with heels for dinner, or throw them on for a day of sightseeing and thrift shopping. We love their no-fuss pull-on style and how the weightier drape feels luxuriously soft, breathable, and quick-drying. They're already flying off the shelves, so you'll want to act fast. If you prefer a longer, floor-skimming style, opt for the 31-inch inseam.
Heading to the airport? Skip the pajamas and spring for these sleek, smoothing pants from Lululemon instead. The nylon and elastane blend is body-skimming yet breathable, with sweat-wicking and quick-drying technology that will keep you feeling as cool as you look. Plus, we love the high waist and cropped fit, which feels ideal for the petite folks among us.
Beloved for its sleek and sporty vibe, Alo is a go-to for all things athleisure. The brand's sales are few and far between, and already its wide-leg trousers and slightly sheer styles are rapidly selling out, so don't wait to add these comfortable and stylish picks to your travel wardrobe while you still can. For a playful pop of color, look no further than the airy Mesh High-waist Flicker Pants, on sale for $24 off for a limited time, which double as a swimsuit cover-up and will surely net you compliments at the beach club. And for $50 off, the High-waist Risk-taker Trouser deserves a spot in your suitcase for its comfortable elastic waistband and next-level-cool cut-out design.
From summer music festivals to beach clubs and beyond, these sheer pants are sure to stand out in a crowd (and take up hardly any space in your suitcase). Best paired with boyshorts or a bathing suit, these bottoms have a lightweight and stretchy blend of nylon and elastane that offers an ultra-flattering and breathable fit-and-flare silhouette. We love the soft mulberry hue, which pairs well with lighter or darker accessories.
Tailored to perfection and true to size, these lightweight men's pants from Alo are currently on sale for $26 off in travel-friendly shades, including espresso and anthracite. They're one of the most versatile picks we've found, marrying the aesthetic of slacks with the appeal of comfy, breathable joggers. We love that they stay crisp over time as well, so there's no need to fuss over an iron or wrinkling spray while you're on the go.
Right now, Madewell's sale section is an absolute treasure trove of double-discounted sale items, with the code SUMMERTIME scoring you an extra 30 percent off top-quality pieces that were already marked down up to 60 percent off. Sizes are selling out at lightning speed, so we'll give you the TL;DR: do not skip the ultra-chic Harlow Wide‑leg Trouser in Brushed Twill, which have been marked down from $118 to $28 (yes, you read that right!) and look as good with a blazer as they do a bikini top. Linen lovers will swoon over the $53 Easy Pull-on Pant in 100% Linen (over 60 percent off the original price), which comes in a pale pink stripe that's begging to take you for a stroll along the Amalfi this summer.
If there's one deal you need to shop on this list, it's these fabulous wide-leg trousers from Madewell, which are currently marked down from $118 to the mind-bogglingly low price of $28. They're remarkably flattering, featuring a high-rise cut, wide leg, and crisp pleats. Finish off the look with a chic scarf top and statement earrings to channel your inner Italian screen siren along the Amalfi Coast this summer, and wear them well into cooler weather thanks to the thicker drape.
These slinky satin pants are a simple way to instantly elevate any look, whether you're dressing up a classic T-shirt or going full glam. Crafted from a lightweight blend of viscose and elastane, they're liquid soft against your legs and feature an elastic waistband on the back for maximum comfort. Given their shocking sale price—just $42—they've already sold out in several sizes and shades, so don't hesitate to add these to your cart while you still can!
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