Proper attire on Overnight flight to Paris on Air France

Would it be inappropriate to wear a jogging suit on an overnight flight to Paris? I want to wear comfortable clothing so I can sleep, but don%26#39;t want to look badly either. It is a new jogging suit , so it%26#39;s not worn looking. Don%26#39;t want to insult anyone onboard. Any suggestions would be appreciated

Pattyg

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Pattyq, as long as it is clean and decent and you are comfortable. wear it. If someone on board is insulted that is their problem

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Hi Patty,

Being Air France they will take no notice of you anyway.. If you want some attention go naked... Enjoy your trip. Regards David

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Patty:

Comfort factor is very important on long haul flights. Go for it and I%26#39;m sure no one will have a problem .

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I%26#39;ve seen people wearing worse.

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I don%26#39;t know why anyone would feel insulted?

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I now dress up for air travel - not a suit or anything, but neat slacks (clever ones with an elasticated section in the waist), a collared shirt and a jacket. I find I get better service and a better response from all the airline staff - and I have a pair of neat slacks and a jacket when I get where Im going. Plus of course, they really are no more unconfortable than any other item of clothing. Dont forget you will not be on the plane very long - 8 hours or so and youll be there.

Once youre in Paris, what use will a jogging suit be unless youre thinking of going jogging?

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With all my respect Pattyq, I am a frequent international travel, almost never I have seen a person man or woman traveling with joggin suit. Remember you are a lady, however do as you please.

but as I said is not appropiate.

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Patty...I wore stretch pants (knit like ones from Lands End) in black with a longish stretch top that covered the waist (so no one knew how comfortable my elastic waist was!). Over that I had a classic, long sweater (since I get cold when I sleep) and a scarf to pull it all together. Granted, no one was going to mistake me for a runway model, but I was comfotable and somewhat stylish.

Stay comformtable...you%26#39;ll want all the sleep you can get so that you will be rested when you get there.

BTW, on our Air France flight last fall, we had the smallest seats I have ever seen on a plane. We came from Los Angeles, and literally had our knees touching the seat in front of us for about 9 hours! I say if that is the condition you have to fly in, you should be as comfortable as possible!

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I usually wear black rayon loose fitting pants (they can be dressed up or down but are very comfy) and a nice tee shirt with a cardigan. I wear clothes that I will continue to wear in Paris.

There is nothing wrong with your idea, though. Don%26#39;t worry. Nobody will bat an eye.

Les

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Pattyg -

When I used to travel for a living, I wore the tailored whatevers onto the plane. Once I had boarded, I changed in the bathroom into something more comfortable to sleep in. Then, just before landing, I changed back into my tailored whatsis. If they have been folded carefully, they%26#39;ll be just fine. Clothes that you have slept in have a way of looking as though you have slept in them.

Now I wear things that will survive being slept in, because they don%26#39;t wrinkle. They%26#39;re not up to business standards, but then again, neither am I at this age.

Be comfortable. Sleep well.