Purity Travel Pants

Finding something comfortable to wear while transporting yourself via plane, train, car or any other public mode of transit can be difficult. Apart from too-casual sweatpants and too-constricting leggings, it can be tough for women to find that perfect in-between pant that is not only comfortable but also doesn’t look like you just crawled out of bed.

Sustainable clothing company Pashko created a pair of pants that can solve the problem of comfort versus presentation. The Purity Travel Pant is made of 85 percent nylon and 15 percent tech poly (with moisture-wicking capabilities) to protect you from all the elements. From hiking the Himalayas to scavenging through your home-adjacent forest, the pants are just loose enough to be able to move with ease but also designed with a sharp fit that lends itself to fashion. Store easy-to-access items in the zippered pockets that offer security and protection from outdoor conditions.

The fabric can be hemmed or altered easily depending on your height and, when dirty, the pants can be washed in the washing machine.

The Purity Travel Pant is available in five colors (ginger, moss green, ciel blue, dust blue and black) and in five sizes. Each pair of pants costs $155, 1 percent of which is donated to various environmental organizations.