15 Easy to Pack Jumpsuits for Every Occasion and Body Type

Does this Sawyer Poplin jumpsuit from Anthropologie make your heart pound just a little? There are only a few months out of the year where you can get away with wearing head to toe white, so go all in. The jumpsuit's laidbook look and lightweight fabric are comfy, while the sweet double bows and tailored structure make it professional enough for a summer work event or any urban exploration, whether it’s strolling the cobbled streets of Lisbon or the boho neighborhood of Echo Park in Los Angeles. To complement the bright white color, pair it with a straw hat and a pair of tan leather sandals. Or go the opposite direction and add as many bright accents as you want—a chunky necklace, some strappy red clogs, and a striped tote. Same garment, endless possibilities.

Pro tip: throw a stain stick in your tote so you can sip red wine without fear. 

With its relaxed silhouette and trendy tropical print, the Belongsci jumpsuit, available on Amazon, is set to get all the likes on your Instagram vacation selfies. The jumpsuit's fit is loose but not baggy, with a flowy, feminine shape that looks casual with a pair of flats, and sleek when paired with heels. The fabric is lightweight, airy, and barely wrinkles—the perfect tryptic for smart packing. Best yet, the adjustable tie straps and belt add an element of sexy playfulness to the entire look, making it customizable. Oh, and it’s super budget-friendly and comes in 14 bold colors and vacation-ready fun patterns. As we said, your Instagram feed's new bestie.

This navy Asos White jumpsuit achieves multiple things at once: it exudes sophistication, looks effortlessly cool with minimal accessorizing, and goes well with a number of accent colors. Plus, it makes us want to befriend whoever is wearing it, because she’s got style. The clinched waist and adjustable funnel neck give it a strong utilitarian feel that’ll look the part in any urban context, while the long sleeves make it an excellent pick for a chillier sightseeing day. It pairs great with sneakers and even greater with a gold block heel boot. A hip traveler’s dream jumpsuit? We think so.

One-stop dressing is a bit of a rarity when it comes to male fashion. But men's jumpsuits, or romphims if you will, became something of a social media sensation in the last few years. Frankly, nothing fits into a carry-on bag as easily as a one-piece, so we think any guy who’s a regular traveler should try a casual jumpsuit on for size. A good place to get your men's jumpsuit jumpstart is this cotton blend option with shirt buttons and front pockets. Sporty and informal, the collar adds a polished element, while a single back pocket keeps things in the adult category. This piece is also easy to layer—just throw on a denim jacket or a light, color-block bomber, and you’re good to go.

Remember the stylish (at the time) denim overalls of the 1990s? This Topshop denim jumpsuit is a better, more modern, this-is-how-it’s-done-now version of that trend. An updated 21^st century take on the classic boiler suit, this jumpsuit is comfortable enough to wear on a long-haul flight—the zip on the front makes bathroom breaks a total cinch—and the fabric is stretchy enough to handle all the gastronomic treats any visit to a new, foreign place inevitably (and rightly) calls for. Also, made of 100-percent cotton, this jumpsuit is super easy to wash and iron. Couldn’t be more packing-friendly if it tried.

The Kardashians made the bodycon dress a nighttime must have, but now the body-hugging style has jumped into jumpsuit territory. Sure, the form-fitting cut requires some confidence to pull off, but the look will definitely put all eyes on you. We love the full body black ruffle detail and open shoulder on this bodycon jumpsuit, perfect for a nightclub or disco. Another selling point is is how easy it is to accessorize. Black is the ideal canvas to play with pops of colors in the form of a neon pink stiletto or a sparkly clutch. If you want to make the look slightly more conservative, throw on a full-length duster kimono. Don't be surprised if people mistake you for Khloé K.  

This jumpsuit, by Los Angeles-based Astr, wins in the dressy category for a number of reasons: the wrap-style bodice, which is both sexy and super sleek; the peekaboo cutout at the front (very on-trend with this season’s low-key glam) and the wide-leg retro cut, giving out vibes of '70s cool. Add the elegant midnight blue color and the opulent-looking, textured pleats of the fabric and you’ve got a serious contender for best jumpsuit to pack for Cannes, a wedding, a swanky party, or any other kind of formal gathering where you want to rack up compliments. Looking to elevate the glam look further? Pair it with sparkly gold platforms sandals and gold hoop earrings.

If you’re looking for a casual jumpsuit to carry you effortlessly through a day of exploration and sightseeing, look no further than the Gap. Featuring an elasticized back waist and a relaxed silhouette that looks like scrubs meets a Japanese kimono (in the best way) this jumpsuit is an easy fit that works on a number of body types. It gives all the chill vibes we need and like when we’re on vacation—only heightened by the fact that it’s made of a lightweight and breathable linen weave. Folding it into your suitcase is the wisest thing you could do. Wearing it time and again by simply switching the styling around it—from sneakers to sandals, from sunny wicker bags to urban backpacks—comes in at a close second.

One look is all it takes to fall head over stiletto heels in love with this menswear-inspired jumpsuit by legendary fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg. A real stunner, this bold and fashion-forward number will have heads turning (and tongues wagging with compliments) whether you’re on a rooftop bar in New York City or sipping Champagne at the Hotel Des Grands Boulevards in Paris. This jumpsuit will likely become the statement travel piece of choice for any glammed-up event in your life. The plunging neckline, flared pants, and dramatic sash at the waist give it that wow effect that's decidedly feminine, but the midnight black hue and satin wrist accents are a not so subtle nod to a men's tux. Wherever you take this jumpsuit, know that you'll be bringing the spotlight with you. 

Please excuse us while we obsess over this incredible leopard-print jumpsuit. No, not the typical black and tan leopard spots, but actual figures of lithe leopards in various states of repose scattered across the fabric. Jumpsuits for fuller figures can be one-note, but this version mixes up the cut with flattering short sleeves, a high neckline, nipped waist, and wide leg pants. Have we mentioned the pockets yet? Past wearers have commented on how comfy the linen-infused fabric feels, making it the perfect travel jumpsuit. Pair it with neutral clog sandals or go for leopard-print loafers to really bring out the animal in you. 

Whether it’s due to the "is that a dress or pants?" shape of its breezy silhouette or the fact that it’s weightless and barely needs ironing, this embroidered jumpsuit by American Eagle wins first place in the category for best summer jumpsuit. The halter top and tie neck are oh-so hot vacation-ready, while the fine woven embroidery makes the otherwise simple, frill-free design interesting and dynamic, but quietly so. People will wonder if you picked it up in a boutique in Ibiza. Best yet, its bright white fabric and laidback fit work wonders with a tan and that ‘beach-hair-don-t-care’ attitude that rules (or should rule!) the best summer trips. 

Madewell does many things exceedingly well, and jumpsuits are at the top of the list. This pull-on striped jumpsuit, in particular, is perfect for a number of occasions—from a weekend in Chicago to a boat tour cruise or even a business trip. Which is why we’re adding it into our suitcase as the best travel option from the beloved Madewell brand. The casual, relaxed wide legs make it a breeze to pull on, and the tie waist adds that extra flattering effect to the overall design. It's on point as is, but if you feel like giving this jumpsuit some styling, layer it over a long-sleeved tee or tie a bandana around your neck for an edgier look. Anyway you style it, this jumpsuit is a real keeper.

Ladies with long legs know that the key to a jumpsuit that fits is choosing one made for taller statures in the first place. And thanks to all that extra body length, there's more room to play with long sleeves and fun patterns that would overwhelm shorter frames. This polka dot jumpsuit's fun, bold print is an excellent choice. You won’t need to pack much else to go with it: the spots do all the talking here, but why not add a pair of nude heeled sandals to accentuate your long legs even further? Besides that, its wide leg silhouette and fabric belt make a solid staple for any travel prepping. The piece is sartorial comfort at its tallest.

The trick to nailing a petite jumpsuit is choosing a cut with a nipped waist and slightly cropped pants, so that the fabric doesn't overwhelm a smaller frame. This jumpsuit by Yumi Kim, available at Anthropologie, is inspired by vintage silhouettes. It's dainty, yet still packs a punch with its water lily motifs scattered over a dark mint background hue. The floral print requires minimal styling, meaning there's more space in your carry-on for everything else, and the viscose fabric makes the jumpsuit super easy to pick up and wear wherever you are, no iron needed (the busy pattern also helps in that respect). Keep your accessories, like bangles and shoes, in the neutral category (which won't compete with the pattern) but don't be afraid to play with texture. 

Now, this is what we call a striking jumpsuit. This one-piece by designer Adrianna Papell (available at Macy’s) is a no-brainer for any destination wedding. It looks super glam, thanks to a dramatic cape and one-shoulder neckline giving it that extra elegant touch that doesn't look over-the-top. The faux wrap styling and ruched side bodice create a beautiful, flowing movement. Whether it’s California or Connecticut, the Tuscan countryside or a sunny beach in Sri Lanka, this jumpsuit is all you’ll need to look the part and feel ultra-chic at the next nuptials you’re invited to. Just be sure to order it in black, not white—or you risk upstaging the bride.