Packing for a trip is often one of the most challenging parts of traveling, especially once the weather starts getting colder. Most people make a couple of mistakes when picking the clothes they’re going to bring along, and here’s a few you should avoid making at all costs.
Double Trouble
Your boots and coat/jacket are the bulkiest items you’re bringing along and you really don’t need two of them. Put them on while traveling, and they won’t take up any space whatsoever in your suitcase.
Bulky Items
Traveling light in the winter is pretty much impossible because the clothes we wear take up too much space. You can free up some room in your suitcase by wearing your favorite bulky sweater while you travel to and from your destination.
Wrong Materials
When it comes to the fabrics of the items you’re packing for your trip, always opt for warm materials that won’t take an eternity to dry if you’re planning to do your laundry along the way.
Must-Have Accessory
Staying warm every time you hit the streets is extremely important and that’s why you should always travel with three essential accessory pieces—a hat, a warm scarf, and a pair of gloves.
