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‘Ideal for travel’ shoppers rush to nab iron-free trousers from New Look perfect for summer and cost just under £20
IF you’re planning on going away this summer and want some new clothes for the occasion, than keep reading.
Fashion fans have gone crazy over a pair of trousers they reckon will be essential for summer holidays.
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New LookNot only are they super comfy – they also don’t need ironing[/caption]
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When it comes to travelling, our main priority is making sure we are as comfortable as can be on the plane – and shoppers say these are ideal for the occasion.
The slouchy, wide-leg trousers with an elasticated waist sound perfect for the job.
And New Look‘s Ribbed Drawstring Wide Leg Crop Trousers are winning over shoppers for summer.
They can be dressed up or worn casually, a really useful addition to your wardrobe
New Look Shopper
Not only are they “ideal for travelling”, according to happy customers, but the garment is also a budget-friendly price at £19.99 a pair.
The slouch pants comes in four versatile colours as well – khaki, dark brown, black, and navy – so there is really something for everyone.
New Look bosses say: “The wardrobe builders your edit’s been missing, these dark brown trousers can be dressed up or down for those warm-weather days ahead.”
And the trousers also come in a huge size range form size 6 to 22.
These affordable trousers are made with a ribbed jersey material which means you won’t have to iron them – even if you don’t fold them neatly in your suitcase.
Adding to the comfort element – the pants are wide-leg in style so you won’t feel restricted on the plane and they’ll be breezy when you step off it into the sunshine.
Customers gave the pants a glowing review of 4.7 stars on average and couldn’t help but rave about the design.
One person wrote: “These are a great fabric! No need to iron so ideal for travelling. Light and airy with a good hang.”
Another commented: “Nice looking trousers and super comfy. I’m 5ft 3 and they’re the perfect ankle length fit.”
“Great fabric and perfect for travelling in and no iron needed,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “These crop trousers are made from a very comfortable fabric, the elasticated waist band make them easy to wear. They can be dressed up or worn casually, a really useful addition to your wardrobe.”
How To Pick The Best Travelling Outfit
The Sun’s Deputy Fashion Editor has broken down essential travel attire to get from A to B in style.
Abby McHale says: “When it comes to deciding on what to wear to the airport several factors need to be taken into consideration.
“What the weather is like in the countries you’re travelling from and to, how long your flight is (as comfort is key) and how much luggage you are bringing with you.
“If you’re going from one climate to another then you’ll want to make sure you have layers, plus this may be your only option if you don’t have lots of space in your luggage.
“A light jacket over a T-shirt with a thin scarf or jumper in your bag in case the plane is cold would work.
“Also don’t forget your sunglasses, although the hot burst of air is lovely as you step off the plane, you’ll need your sunnies in your handbag.
“Bottoms-wise – go for something loose and comfortable, there are so many lovely pairs of wide-leg elasticated trousers around at the moment, look for fabrics such as linen that are nice and light for a stylish yet comfy look.
“Finishing off with accessories, trainers are the most practical option, however, flat sandals can also look lovely (just pop a pair of socks in your handbag for the plane), and a high cross-body bag is perfect for keeping all your important documents near to you.”
“These are a great fabric. They are cool but a good weight. Bonus – they don’t need ironing,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Lightweight and comfortable fit, super cute for summer!”
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New LookThe trousers come in four colours[/caption]
IF you’re planning on going away this summer and want some new clothes for the occasion, than keep reading.
Fashion fans have gone crazy over a pair of trousers they reckon will be essential for summer holidays.
New LookFashion fans say these trousers are ideal for travel[/caption]
New LookNot only are they super comfy – they also don’t need ironing[/caption]
When it comes to travelling, our main priority is making sure we are as comfortable as can be on the plane – and shoppers say these are ideal for the occasion.
The slouchy, wide-leg trousers with an elasticated waist sound perfect for the job.
And New Look‘s Ribbed Drawstring Wide Leg Crop Trousers are winning over shoppers for summer.
They can be dressed up or worn casually, a really useful addition to your wardrobe
New Look Shopper
Not only are they “ideal for travelling”, according to happy customers, but the garment is also a budget-friendly price at £19.99 a pair.
The slouch pants comes in four versatile colours as well – khaki, dark brown, black, and navy – so there is really something for everyone.
New Look bosses say: “The wardrobe builders your edit’s been missing, these dark brown trousers can be dressed up or down for those warm-weather days ahead.”
And the trousers also come in a huge size range form size 6 to 22.
These affordable trousers are made with a ribbed jersey material which means you won’t have to iron them – even if you don’t fold them neatly in your suitcase.
Adding to the comfort element – the pants are wide-leg in style so you won’t feel restricted on the plane and they’ll be breezy when you step off it into the sunshine.
Customers gave the pants a glowing review of 4.7 stars on average and couldn’t help but rave about the design.
One person wrote: “These are a great fabric! No need to iron so ideal for travelling. Light and airy with a good hang.”
Another commented: “Nice looking trousers and super comfy. I’m 5ft 3 and they’re the perfect ankle length fit.”
“Great fabric and perfect for travelling in and no iron needed,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “These crop trousers are made from a very comfortable fabric, the elasticated waist band make them easy to wear. They can be dressed up or worn casually, a really useful addition to your wardrobe.”
How To Pick The Best Travelling Outfit
The Sun’s Deputy Fashion Editor has broken down essential travel attire to get from A to B in style.
Abby McHale says: “When it comes to deciding on what to wear to the airport several factors need to be taken into consideration.
“What the weather is like in the countries you’re travelling from and to, how long your flight is (as comfort is key) and how much luggage you are bringing with you.
“If you’re going from one climate to another then you’ll want to make sure you have layers, plus this may be your only option if you don’t have lots of space in your luggage.
“A light jacket over a T-shirt with a thin scarf or jumper in your bag in case the plane is cold would work.
“Also don’t forget your sunglasses, although the hot burst of air is lovely as you step off the plane, you’ll need your sunnies in your handbag.
“Bottoms-wise – go for something loose and comfortable, there are so many lovely pairs of wide-leg elasticated trousers around at the moment, look for fabrics such as linen that are nice and light for a stylish yet comfy look.
“Finishing off with accessories, trainers are the most practical option, however, flat sandals can also look lovely (just pop a pair of socks in your handbag for the plane), and a high cross-body bag is perfect for keeping all your important documents near to you.”
“These are a great fabric. They are cool but a good weight. Bonus – they don’t need ironing,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Lightweight and comfortable fit, super cute for summer!”
Fabulous will pay for your exclusive stories. Just email: fabulousdigital@the-sun.co.uk and pop EXCLUSIVE in the subject line.
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