Traveling light is not always easy.
So being clever to save the smallest space in the suitcase is quite an art.
Here are some tips on how to do it:
- Use travel organizers
- Make a list of your essentials (to be divided into 3 categories: clothes and accessories, toiletry and medicine kits, multimedia...) to take only the bare minimum
- Prepare your looks in advance so that you have outfits that are appropriate for the outings and activities
- Take only the basic and practical clothes you are used to (no need to bother with clothes you are not sure to wear!)
- Roll your clothes (especially for soft, lightweight materials that may have wrinkles).
- Fold wrinkle-free clothes (t-shirts, sweaters, jeans...) and store them upright.
- Choose optimized suitcases with pockets, compartments, solid attachments...
- Wrap your socks
inside the shoes.
- Place heavy items (shoes, toilet bags, etc.) towards the wheels.
- Stack your underwear
rather than balled up.
- Place fragile objects
in the socks.
- Use vacuum covers: put your clothes in a plastic container and suck the air out with a vacuum cleaner. .
The volume will be divided by 4 but make sure you have the means to do the same technique on your return. .
- Do the ranger packing technique which involves rolling several outfits together
So being clever to save the smallest space in the suitcase is quite an art.
Here are some tips on how to do it:
- Use travel organizers
- Make a list of your essentials (to be divided into 3 categories: clothes and accessories, toiletry and medicine kits, multimedia...) to take only the bare minimum
- Prepare your looks in advance so that you have outfits that are appropriate for the outings and activities
- Take only the basic and practical clothes you are used to (no need to bother with clothes you are not sure to wear!)
- Roll your clothes (especially for soft, lightweight materials that may have wrinkles).
- Fold wrinkle-free clothes (t-shirts, sweaters, jeans...) and store them upright.
- Choose optimized suitcases with pockets, compartments, solid attachments...
- Wrap your socks
inside the shoes.
- Place heavy items (shoes, toilet bags, etc.) towards the wheels.
- Stack your underwear
rather than balled up.
- Place fragile objects
in the socks.
- Use vacuum covers: put your clothes in a plastic container and suck the air out with a vacuum cleaner. .
The volume will be divided by 4 but make sure you have the means to do the same technique on your return. .
- Do the ranger packing technique which involves rolling several outfits together
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