What We’re Wearing
Spring Travel
An easy outfit you can mix and match the whole trip

Perhaps you could use a break. I know we're ready. And thankfully now is the perfect time to get out of town. Call it spring break, or merely a long weekend trip to reset and recharge, but book something now and then start packing. One fool-proof strategy to look and feel your best when on the road is to “underpack”—only take your favorites. You're happy to wear and re-wear them, mixing and matching to get the most out of just a few pieces. This way, you end up with a lighter suitcase and room for souvenirs.
Our favorite travel look these days consists of a lightweight vintage-inspired jacket, a super-soft cropped tee and a pair of relaxed pants that are easy to dress up and down. Constructed from garment-dyed mid-weight cotton twill, Alex Mill's popular pleated chinos in this rich olive colorway can easily be worn every day for a week with no problems. Round things out with handsome shades (that are so cheap you won't be bummed if you lose them) and a roomy tote cut from nearly indestructible leather.
Your Spring Travel Fit


Breakwater jacket,
$228 by Buck Mason

Washed denim shirt,
$98 by Flint and Tinder

Pleated chino,
$165 by Alex Mill

Suede Western belt,
$195 by Anderson's

Retro sunglasses,
$16.99 / $14.44 by SOJOS

Heavyweight
cropped tee,
$35 / $26.25 by Abercrombie & Fitch

Powermatic 80 watch,
$725 by Tissot

Three-eye boat shoe,
$150 by Timberland

Leather cargo tote,
$268 by WP Standard

Eucalyptus and lavender hand sanitizer,
$6 by Milk + Honey
Your Spring Travel Fit

Breakwater jacket,
$228 by Buck Mason
Pleated chino,
$165 by Alex Mill
Washed
denim shirt,
$98 by Flint and Tinder
Heavyweight cropped tee,
$35 / $26.25 by Abercrombie & Fitch
Retro sunglasses,
$16.99 / $14.44 by SOJOS
Powermatic 80 watch,
$725 by Tissot
Eucalyptus & lavender
hand sanitizer,
$6 by Milk + Honey
Three-eye boat shoe,
$150 by Timberland
Leather cargo tote,
$268 by WP Standard
Suede Western belt,
$195 by Anderson's
Mind the Crowds
Mind the Crowds
Spring break travel in 2025 is expected to be busy and potentially more expensive, with airlines anticipating a 5% increase in passengers, according to Airlines for America.