The Edit · Gate to destination

The Long Haul

Comfortable for the flight. Better dressed than anyone else on it.

Boarding, 10:55 p.m.

Arrive like you slept.

Security, the lounge, a long flight, a connection that is never where the sign says it is. Travel days ask a lot of clothing, and most people answer in sweatpants.

There is a better way. A clean technical shirt. A light vest for cold cabins and drafty gate areas. Navy travel trousers you can sit in for hours. Midnight-blue suede loafers keep the outfit comfortable while looking finished enough for whatever comes after landing.

You carry less, move more easily, and walk off the plane straight into dinner without needing a change of clothes.

Shop the look

Built for the whole trip.

Build the Edit

Get the whole look in one step.

Choose your sizes below. Core pieces are included; layers such as blazers, sweaters and vests are optional.

Core pieceFour Corners Long Sleeve Tech Shirt Buki

Add layerTech Vest — Silver Grey Buki

Core pieceHigh-Five Tech Pants — Navy Buki

Core pieceAndrea Ventura Norvegese Mocassino Adler Solid Suede Penny Loafers — Midnight Blue Riflessi

Core piecePatriot FLT18 — Pilot Sunglasses Method Seven

Why it works

Layer for the cabin
A vest adds warmth without the bulk of a jacket in the overhead bin.
Travel in suede
Midnight-blue suede loafers stay in the cool navy-and-grey palette while giving the outfit a more polished finish than an ordinary travel shoe.
Lenses made for pilots
Method Seven built its FLT lenses for pilots. A sensible choice for a day spent at altitude.