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]]>Non-Versatile Clothing
When you travel for a short time, only bring clothing you can mix and match. The moment that something doesn’t go with all or most of your outfits, it’s only taking up space unnecessarily as you’ll have to take extra clothing to make up for its shortfall.
Toiletries
While some toiletries are essential, it’s important to remember that hotels give you soap, shampoo, and sometimes, conditioner. For this reason, there’s no need to bring extra supplies as this will make your bag baggier than necessary.
Large Bottles
If you are bringing all of your toiletries, avoid packing large bottles as you’re only going away for a brief time. Instead, pour the liquids into smaller bottles that will be sufficient for such a brief trip.
Non-Versatile Shoes
Don’t pack too many pairs of shoes as they can be quite bulky. Wear some versatile shoes that you’ll use a lot and pack those kinds of shoes that can be suitable for an array of situations.
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While you want to pack clothes that look and feel good, consider what they will look like when you unpack them from your suitcase. Some fabrics, such as linen and cotton twill, crease more easily when you pack them in a bag, so consider packing clothes that are less likely to wrinkle so that you don’t have to get them ironed.
Pack According to Your Schedule
If you know what you want to wear on which day, then make sure to pack the first thing you want to wear on top. This way, you don’t have to rummage through your bags in order to find what you want to wear, meaning that you don’t raise the risk of creasing other clothes.
Use Plastic Bags
When you pack clothes together, there is a risk of items rubbing against each other and potentially getting tangled and pulled. This can ruin your garments forever. Put plastic laundry bags between each item if you can to keep them protected throughout your travels.
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]]>Roll, Don’t Fold
One of the most well-known packing techniques, rolling instead of folding clothes is a great way to save space in suitcases of all sizes. By compressing air out from between layers of fabric, it allows you to fit more items into a limited space and can also help to minimize wrinkles. Stay organized by placing your rolled-up items into packing cubes, or use vacuum bags to make everything even more compact.
Travel-Size Toiletries
This one should theoretically go without saying, as most airlines have limits on how much liquid passengers can take on the plane, but when packing toiletries, one of the best ways to save space is by opting for travel-sized bottles. To reduce the chances of a shampoo explosion and eliminate the need for bulky containers, you may even consider swapping traditional toiletries for solid versions, such as shampoo bars and toothpaste tablets.
Choose Multi-Purpose Items
Limited space means a limited number of items, so get more bang for your packing buck by choosing pieces that can be worn for a number of occasions. Prioritize versatile clothing in neutral colors that can be mixed and matched, wearing your largest items on the plane. For example, if you’re traveling somewhere cold, an oversized scarf can be used to stay warm in your destination while serving as a makeshift blanket during your flight.
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]]>Etekcity E11 Luggage Scale
If you’re unsure about whether or not your luggage exceeds your airline’s baggage limit, fear not. This scale will enable you to see exactly how much your baggage weighs, helping you determine if you can pack a few extra items while helping you avoid excess baggage fees.
HYDAWAY Collapsible Water Bottles
Whether you’re sightseeing, hiking, or going to the beach, drinking water on vacation is essential, especially if you’re moving around a lot. Fortunately, this collapsible travel bottle ensures saves you plenty of space where bulkier bottles consume space, especially in the side pockets.
Bagail 6-Set Packing Cubes
By separating items and ensuring they are packed tight and compact, these packing cubes will make packing significantly easier.
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]]>Mix and Match
When it comes to packing for last-minute trips, choosing clothing items wisely is key. The secret is opting for items that pair well together, like single-color T-shirts, or pants that work for both daytime and nighttime attire. A classic pair of jeans, a chic scarf, or a reliable jacket fitting various types of weather—these are the golden items you’re looking for. These reliable essentials will ensure that you’re ready to take up any adventure while feeling great about your appearance.
Roll, Don’t Fold
This is one crucial method to use whenever time is of the essence. This space-saving technique will help you pack extra quickly and optimally utilize suitcase space, with the added bonus of minimizing wrinkles. Roll your clothes to use every inch of space, allowing you to fit in any last-minute must-haves without ending up sitting on your suitcase to force it into closing.
Use Packing Cubes
If you’ve never heard of packing cubes, it’s about time you do. As simple as they are useful, these remarkable things work wonders for the organization of one’s suitcase. With their kind assistance, you can categorize packing items into separate batches, allowing for efficient packing and making your bags easy to navigate.
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]]>Rolling Clothes
You’ve probably heard this more times than you can count, but it’s worth mentioning again – roll your clothes instead of folding them. This classic space-saving hack became a huge hit for a reason, and it will help you maximize the space in your luggage, while also keeping your clothes as wrinkle-free as possible.
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Packing Cubes
Packing cubes will help you keep your clothes, accessories, and toiletries neatly organized, but this is not their only perk. In addition to maintaining order in your backpack and making it easier to find the items that you need, packing cubes will compress your clothes and make room to pack more items.
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Pillow Hack
Pillow hack became a viral sensation on TikTok in recent months, and it deserves all the attention coming its way. Since most airlines allow travel pillows on board, this space-saving strategy suggests you should stash clothing items inside your pillow. If you decide to give it a shot, stick to a discreet neck pillow to avoid drawing unwanted attention to yourself.
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]]>Do it When You’re Feeling Productive
While she may be well-organized, you might be surprised to learn that Remi often packs on the morning of her flight. “I have this thing where I’m more focused when it’s light out, like in the morning and during the day,” Remi explained. Ultimately, packing when she’s focused helps her to get everything done in the most organized way possible.
Bring a Pill Pack
If you have many cosmetics, toiletries, and some medication, then a pill pack will come in handy. Rather than packing all of your large bottles in your bag, simply put what you need into the pill pack for the time you are away. This will be sure to save space.
Plan Your Outfits
Rather than packing clothes individually, consider what outfits you’ll be wearing. This will prevent you from bringing clothes that ultimately go unused.
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]]>Plan an Outfit for Each Day
Look at your itinerary and plan out an outfit for each day you’re vacationing. You’ll have a clearer idea of what you’ll actually end up wearing, instead of packing a bunch of things that will just end up sitting in your suitcase.
Pack Items That Match
When packing, pack things that are in neutral colors so you can mix and match your tops and bottoms. Try and pack items that you can wear with at least two other pieces.
Do Laundry
If you’re staying in a rental with a laundry machine and it’s free, use it. Also, if you’re hotel has a laundry service and it’s cheap, take advantage of it. You can also hand-wash clothing, especially your underwear and socks.
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]]>Roll Your Clothes
Rolling your clothes instead of folding them will both maximize the space in your suitcase, and also prevent your clothes from wrinkling. Reserve the classic layer fold for more delicate items.
Use Packing Cubes
Packing cubes can really help you organize your luggage. They come in different sizes, so you can get one for tops, one for bottoms, one for swimwear, etc.
Use Shower Caps for Footwear
One trick to prevent the dirty soles of your shoes from touching the rest of your clothes is placing them inside shower caps. And as a side packing hack, you can also stuff things into your shoes (like socks) to utilize your luggage space!
2:1 Shirts to Pants Ratio
It’s tricky deciding how many clothes to bring, so try this rule of thumb. To avoid overpacking, pack two tops for pair of bottoms
After all, you’re more likely to wear the same pair of jeans rather than your T-shirt. Right?
Keep Your Luggage Smelling Fresh
Especially when we’re traveling, we all want our clothes to smell like they’re fresh out of the laundry, instead of that weird luggage smell. Try placing some dryer sheets in your luggage to keep your clothes smelling clean and fresh.
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]]>Pack for a Week and Plan on Doing Laundry
Even if your trip is longer than a week, pack a week’s worth of stuff and do laundry when you need to. You can hand wash clothes or send our laundry.
Pack Around One Color
Choose a basic color like black, white, navy, or gray and pack around it. Use accessories to add color to your outfits.
Don’t Pack More Than Three Pairs of Shoes
Shoes are one of the heaviest things to pack and most people overpack them. Give yourself a maximum of three pairs of shoes and pack your shoes in a way to save space like stuffing smaller pairs inside larger ones or using packing cubes. Always pack shoes at the bottom of the suitcase near the wheels.
Know What to Roll and What to Fold
Do you roll or fold? Rolling clothes saves space, but some fabrics wrinkle when rolled. So, choose which items to fold and which to roll wisley.
Use Compression Cubes and Bags
Compression cubes and bags save space in your luggage and they keep you organized. Plus, you can use the bags for laundry at the end of your trip.
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