Translation guide
Clothing worn specifically for travel, often implying comfort, practicality, or a change from everyday attire. In Japanese, this concept is expressed through specific compound words or descriptive phrases rather than a single direct equivalent.
Clothes worn while traveling, emphasizing comfort and practicality.
Clothing chosen for ease of movement and comfort during travel, often casual.
Literally 'easy-to-move-in clothes.' This is the most natural way to describe comfortable travel clothes in everyday conversation.
Get ready for a journey (dress for travel).
A straightforward compound meaning 'travel clothes.' Common and easily understood, though slightly less literary than 旅装.
旅行着に着替える。
Change into traveling clothes.
A more poetic or old-fashioned phrase meaning 'traveling garb' or 'journey attire.' Often used in literary contexts.
旅の衣装をまとう。
Don traveling garb.
For traveling, comfortable clothes are best.
Means 'comfortable clothes.' Often used for relaxed, loose-fitting attire suitable for long journeys.
長時間のフライトでは楽な服を着る。
I wear comfortable clothes on long flights.