I’ve always been a big fan of super comfortable clothing, and it definitely helps when that clothing is: 1. stylish and 2. made from sustainable materials. Ever since I was introduced to Kotn a few years back, such brands have been my go to for basics. But they’re not the only ones doing great essentials and basics.

Recently, I came across Pact, an American brand that focuses on quality and really comfortable essentials, made from the highest quality ingredients. They scour the earth for the softest, most sustainable fabrics to create clothing that feels incredible to wear while feeling good about what you’re wearing, due to the sustainability factor. No toxic dies or pesticides are used in the materials that go into the clothing. So, you can rest easy knowing that you’re not putting any gross stuff on your skin—or your family’s skin.

“We believe that creating clothing should not come at the cost of people, or the environment. That’s why we partner with organizations that ensure the wellbeing of our workers, and reduce our impact on the environment.”

As someone who travels here and there, it’s important having garments that can work really well for long flights/drives. So picked up the new travel pants by Pact, to put them to the test and see if they were in fact as comfortable as they were advertised.

I was not disappointed. They’re fantastic, and they’re super functional as well. They feature a tucked away drawstring and a tapered leg so you can adjust them to your liking, while maintaining a flattering appearance.  Keeping true to their comfy, organic origins, Pact’s travel pants also maintain the quality of the brand, and they’re really roomy through the thighs. Moreover, they don’t get uncomfortable after wearing them for a long period of time.

They also added a few fresh, travel-friendly details like:

• two back zip pockets for extra security
• front pockets featuring a hidden phone pocket
  i.e  never lose your phone between the seats again 

Overall, they’re definitely worth a try if you value comfort and quality. If you’re looking for a great versatile pant at an accessible price point ($55), you really can’t go wrong with Pact’s travel pant. They’re not going to work for dates or any formal occasions, but they will keep you comfortable when that’s what you’re looking for.

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This is not a sponsored post. The opinions mentioned in this post are mine, and please regard this as a simple recommendation. I’m really that much of a sucker for comfortable clothes when I’m at home, or traveling.