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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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]]>Remember Your Personal Item
What’s great with many airlines is that they allow you to bring a personal item on board the aircraft in addition to your carry-on luggage. This could be a purse, laptop bag, or even a musical instrument. Make sure to take advantage of this perk so as to maximize what you can travel with. A large tote bag could also pass as a personal item, making for a great way to bring extra baggage.
Use Packing Cubes
In addition to keeping items separate and easier to find, packing cubes are also good at compressing these items and minimizing the space they take up. Simply divide up your possessions by category and pack them in separate packing cubes before putting those in your carry-on.
Pack Cosmetics Carefully
Even if you are intent on applying makeup on vacation, remember that you don’t need to take your entire collection with you. Also, consider decanting large bottles of liquids into smaller bottles that are more appropriate for the shorter trip.
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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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]]>Choose Simple, Neutral Clothing
You’ll ideally want to have a capsule wardrobe of plain clothes that all pair with each other easily. Any clothing item that clashes and only works with a few things is a complete waste of valuable space.
Pair Back on Cosmetics
If you’re someone who usually loves a vigorous skincare routine then you’ll have to consider majorly simplifying this as you won’t want to be lugging around bottles of product. Just simple moisturizer, deodorant, and soap will have to keep you going.
(@ohyouglow_)Give Up Accessories
Many people love to embellish their outfits with some accessories. While it’s lovely to add your personal style with jewelry or layers, these outfit additions will have to be temporarily discarded in order to travel light and keep things nice and simple.
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]]>Handbags
While a handbag can be both practical and stylish, bringing too many on vacation can take up a lot of space. Also, not every handbag is suitable for every outfit or occasion. If you are going to be travelling with a handbag, then make sure it is versatile so that it can be used in multiple situations.
Too Many Shoes
If you’re going away for a short while, then don’t bother bringing too many shoes. In fact, the ones you wear on the plane should be ones you’re going to use on your vacation as well. Make sure that the shoes you bring are all practical for walking, especially if you’re going sightseeing or hiking.
Non-Versatile Clothes
Sometimes, picking out outfits can be challenging, especially if colors clash. This is why you should wear neutral, versatile clothes on vacation. This way, you can bring fewer clothes as more options go with each other.
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]]>Remember You Can Buy Things
As long as you have the essentials (passport, keys, phone, wallet) and the basics (underwear, pajamas), you should remember that if you forget anything there will be places to buy things. It may not feel ideal to buy more stuff, but it’s just good to keep this in mind while packing to avoid cramming everything you own into your suitcase.
Recall Past Mistakes
If you’re pondering over extra items while packing, try to remember previous experiences where you packed too much and the stress it caused. This will help you be more strict with your choices.
Embrace the Minimalist Outlook
It’s easy to stress over not having certain items, but try to shift your mindset here. Use this as an opportunity to embrace just having a few items with you. You’ll likely realize how most of the things you own are easy to live without.
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]]>Pick Three Pairs Of Shoes
Tan recommends wearing one pair of shoes while packing two in your luggage. He also suggests wearing the heaviest and largest pair while traveling so as to save space and weight in your bag. These shoes should include a soft and comfortable sneaker for walking around the city you’re visiting, a sandal or flip-flop for the pool, and something more rugged if you’re planning on going hiking or doing an outdoor activity.
Pack Neutral Clothes But Colorful Accessories
With limited options, it’s good to pack plain, neutral clothes that can go with many color combinations. If you feel like you want to wear something more jazzed up, bring some colorful accessories.
Leave Room to Shop
At your new destination, you may find yourself entranced by some of the markets and stores you come across along the way. Make sure to leave some room in your bag so that you can take home some souvenirs.
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]]>Just the Essentials
Start by making a list of what you need and what you can do without. Be honest with yourself and think about what you’ll actually use on your trip. Stick to versatile pieces that can be dressed up or down, and try to pack items that can be worn more than once.
(@its.the.kellys)Better Packing
Choose a lightweight suitcase or backpack that’s easy to carry and fits your needs. Roll your clothes instead of folding them to save space and reduce wrinkles. Use packing cubes or compression bags to keep your belongings organized and maximize space.
Less is More
Consider leaving some items behind, such as bulky toiletries or heavy guidebooks. Instead, opt for travel-sized toiletries and use your phone or tablet for maps and guides. Finally, remember that less is more. You don’t need to bring your entire closet with you. Focus on the essentials, and enjoy the freedom that comes with traveling light.
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