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How to Pack Light for 1 Week or 1 Year 

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@lizitaly3029
@lizitaly3029 Год назад
Such a great presentation! I love the step by step demonstration and included plus sized clothing! So many travel packing videos show sizes XS - M people and I think, “yeah of course THEY can fit their stuff, its much smaller” and this helped me see that these tricks work for bigger sizes too! 😊
@mjbalmmac1588
@mjbalmmac1588 Год назад
Nice to see you back. I have missed your videos. Hope you are back travelling
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Aww, thank you!!! So glad you enjoyed it!
@danielalancaster8903
@danielalancaster8903 Год назад
Thank you for including large size clothing❤ it’s so easy to pack when one is a small size, but even a 2XL bathing suit size is very bulky.
@loveleadconnect
@loveleadconnect Год назад
We went to Europe for a 3 weeks vacation in Europe and this video was super informative and made a big difference in how my husband and I packed. We both took 1 carryon and 1 backpack. Since then I've been on other trips and we are no longer checking bags. I poured over tens of videos. TFG is a brilliant resource for all kinds of travelling. Another video was My Travel Capsule Wardrobe Essentials - it's easier to take fewer clothes when everything goes with everything. I don't wear black which makes it easy so understanding the idea of a capsule wardrobe was very helpful. THANK YOU!!
@margaretelliott1068
@margaretelliott1068 Год назад
Thank you so much for all your packing expertise!
@Jablicek
@Jablicek Год назад
The thumbnail's right, if you've packed for a week you can last a year - but you're going to get *really* tired of wearing the same thing over and over. Also, if you're travelling long-term then you're going to wear clothes out faster because you're wearing the same thing all the time. Jeans are heavy, unless you're wearing them while you're travelling from place A to place B - but they are durable. Most of the serious travellers I've met don't have much of a make-up kit and next to nothing in the way of hair care. You can get your nails done cheaply - but you're just going to break them next time you pick your backpack up, so maybe focus more on keeping them neat rather than polished and decorated. I highly recommend keeping a pair of nail clippers handy! I still travel with a hard-sided suitcase. It's carry-on size and fits under the seat and during the pandemic when I was stranded in Australia for months longer than I'd meant to be, it held enough - with supplements as things wore out or I thought I'd go absolutely insane if I had to wear *that shirt* again. In Greece I bought a flat towel that can also be used as a blanket or shawl. Toiletries are kept in a flannel that in a pinch will also work as a towel. Airline disposable slippers are great for a week until they destroy themselves. If you're in a warm country, hand wash and hang things to dry. It'll save you money and wear your clothes out less. You can wash your underwear in the shower. Use a plastic shopping bag to separate dirty and clean clothes and this will encourage you to wash your clothes more as none of them will pass the shiff test here! You might be travelling but you still have to prioritise your time, and some of that has to be on self-care, so remember to do that thing! In any accommodation, check for bedbugs before you put your bags on the bed, otherwise .. well, read about the horror stories. Bottom bunk > top bunk. Tuck your towel, scarves, shirts under the mattress above to screen yourself off from the rest of the hostel room and give yourself some privacy. Talk to people. Someone's going to where you've come from, and someone's just come from the place you're going next. Get ideas, ask about culture and food. And, plan. Things can go tits up fast if you don't do the basics, and it's cheaper to book in advance. Lastly, enjoy your time away!
@lilym4576
@lilym4576 Год назад
You are back yeey!!!! Thank you for your tips, great presentation. I was worry not seen you in here in YT, you know after covid tragedies, but I'm glad you alive and healthy. Great to see you.
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Aww thank you so much Lily! It's good to be back 🥰
@colleenlevitan8606
@colleenlevitan8606 Год назад
Love packing tips. Always looking for the best way to travel light…
@CAH3893
@CAH3893 Год назад
Happy to find you, this is the first video that I have seen that I can totally get behind. Thanks.
@Coral_Forever
@Coral_Forever Год назад
I love your asides... referencing how people actually used to talk to eachother ... in 2008. Yeah, not so long ago. But things sure do feel a bit different these days. Love your suggestions! Thanks for sharing what you've learned and discovered.
@jeannettewhitley1551
@jeannettewhitley1551 Год назад
I am so happy to have found another TFG video. I will save it to my playlist unless you have already created one on RU-vid
@jeannettewhitley1551
@jeannettewhitley1551 Год назад
Will we have access to the checklist or blog that you described? Thank you. ❤
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Hi Jeannette, you can find everything right here: www.travelfashiongirl.com/getting-started/
@vickiesmith3021
@vickiesmith3021 Год назад
Thank you so much for your video.
@yashicaaheer1641
@yashicaaheer1641 Год назад
Great presentation! Missed your videos Alex 😊
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Thanks! 😃
@LaineyBug2020
@LaineyBug2020 Год назад
I would suggest linens for foundational layers because they work just like the wool. Best layers that work well together would linen foundations, linen &/or silk over foundations and wool as outer layer.
@eclairtreo
@eclairtreo Год назад
Agreed. That is the absolute best possible order and combination. Synthetics hold odors. It takes a lot of wear, a real lot, to get natural fibers to be noticeably malodorous.
@AMichelleMendez
@AMichelleMendez Год назад
Great presentation ,tips and revelations. You brought to light so many facts people need to hear am a plus size at3-4x and I was so impressed that you a) stated that J. Crew has become more size inclusive. B) to show case and display plus size clothes in a demonstration is AMAZING. Gosh am just so surprised.
@bernadettevogel4251
@bernadettevogel4251 Год назад
Great presentation as always!! Thank you for sharing with us all😊
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 🥰
@susie9893
@susie9893 Год назад
Thanks Alex. High quality as usual
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it Susie, thank you!
@SH-vc4cl
@SH-vc4cl Год назад
So glad to see you again! Thank you so much for this - especially the size inclusive stuff.
@chrysvest4746
@chrysvest4746 Год назад
So happy to see a new TFG video! I love this type of presentation.
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
@MissPlease88
@MissPlease88 Год назад
Love this so much
@karenlangley8254
@karenlangley8254 Год назад
Yeah Alex 🎉. You’re back. Love all your tips. Do you have a link to your packing cubes. They look like the perfect size.
@sharynwebber8289
@sharynwebber8289 Год назад
Thank you Alex! Great tips! Sharyn from Australia. 😀
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Hello Sharyn 😊 Glad it was helpful!
@pennyditchfield9944
@pennyditchfield9944 Год назад
Great to see you again! Would love to see you do a video showcasing current pieces of travel clothing with links. It seems the JCrew Tippi sweater is no longer available either.
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
Hi Penny, so sad about the tippi. I haven't found a sweater that is just as good as that one.
@kathygann7632
@kathygann7632 Год назад
For the last couple of winters, Costco has brought out merino wool sweaters for a starting price of $19.99. This year, the last one was $6.97. I have a Tippi and these are just as good.
@Lisa-sp5if
@Lisa-sp5if Год назад
I’m so glad I found this! I’ve been looking online for packing tips for such a long time… I’m kind of obsessed with the process of packing at this point, and I wanted to find out, what are your shoes that you were wearing for this presentation? I’m going to the UK for the last two weeks in May, all over the UK, and I know I’m going to be wearing sneakers, but I will also probably need some sort of really cute waterproof boots that are comfortable… Any recommendations?
@medioreblatherskite
@medioreblatherskite Год назад
Yayyy Im so so glad you're back! And I'm glad you showed specific closets. It helps me visualize my future travel capsules.
@beatrizmaria1499
@beatrizmaria1499 Год назад
Do you consider the weight? Because every packing cub you show in the carryon is at last 2 kgs each and the maximum weight allow in carry on is 8 kgs.
@drewrichardson8789
@drewrichardson8789 Год назад
7 from Australia
@erinlikesacornishpasty4703
@erinlikesacornishpasty4703 Год назад
That's why I don't use "packing" systems. But it really depends on the airline. I've rarely had any American airlines weigh my carry on bag. I always weigh my luggage because I lived overseas for a while and saw many of my friends have to leave belongings behind because they didn't weigh their bags.
@ellennordal5859
@ellennordal5859 Год назад
The packing cubes completely fill your bags. Where do you pack your shoes and toiletries?
@krzyktty101
@krzyktty101 Год назад
A lot of people that do carry on only will carry a large Personal item bag that will have their toiletries and maybe a pair of shoes or two in them. This will be the bag that goes under the seat.
@erinlikesacornishpasty4703
@erinlikesacornishpasty4703 Год назад
Yeah I put my toiletries in my personal item bag, which goes under my seat. And I wear my shoes, just my hiking boots. Sometimes I can stuff a pair of shower shoes in there somewhere. But I rarely have actually worn the "nice" shoes I've brought when I travel. I wear those hiking boots all the time in daily life though 🤷‍♀️.
@Grace77750
@Grace77750 11 месяцев назад
The Angel Orensanz Center NYC is beautiful. I was distracted by the iron grille work of the window behind the stage.
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl 11 месяцев назад
It is so beautiful, the perfect setting for events!
@larearome-hopkins6416
@larearome-hopkins6416 Год назад
Stumbled on your video because I'm always trying to improve my carry on packing skills (been carry on only since 2017) ... I totally have your packing cubes and I love them!
@bcloetta
@bcloetta Год назад
Surprised to hear you mention minus 33 brand. Not many people know it, but they are a great company. Will also say that Woolx leggings are the best ever! Love merino, live in it!
@GlowingPathWay
@GlowingPathWay Год назад
Such a great video! You said to use laundry services, but also few slides later talking about clothing for different weather you said it's better to bring wool (or/and synthetics) instead of cotton. What would be your advice for washing your clothes when you have a capsule wardrobe(not many items) and some of them are cotton and other wool?
@eclairtreo
@eclairtreo Год назад
Hand wash in the bathroom sink! The cotton will take a while to dry, but you can press out all the excess water with a towel, and blow dry the shirt with the blowdryer if you are really in a hurry. All hotels have irons you can use.
@theso-calledtraveller
@theso-calledtraveller Год назад
Nice!
@heatherframpton9693
@heatherframpton9693 Год назад
I really like those carry-on suitcases, allowing stacking packing cubes...what efficient packing! ! Is there a link for them? Thanks! 😊
@adrianabrown1011
@adrianabrown1011 Год назад
Did I miss the shopping links or are there none? You talk about all these things - cubes, merino wool sweaters, etc. I am sure we would all like to see where they're available, prices, etc.
@Amy-jj8gy
@Amy-jj8gy Год назад
OMG thank you! ❤
@Travelfashiongirl
@Travelfashiongirl Год назад
You're welcome! So glad you enjoyed it!
@isagoldfield7393
@isagoldfield7393 Год назад
🌼🌷💜🌸🌺
@1252905Dotty
@1252905Dotty Год назад
Could you provide a link for the sweaters?
@neshachristian-hendrickson5598
Can you share links for the clothes talked about in the meeting
@appl314
@appl314 Год назад
What's the difference between the halle and the tippi?
@appl314
@appl314 Год назад
Does the tippi sweater need dry cleaning?
@christinedugger3267
@christinedugger3267 Год назад
I have list your Facebook page. Not sure if I accidentally blocked it. I really rely on it.
@robynlydick8126
@robynlydick8126 Год назад
I’m underseat only, so carry on with a golf handicap! I’m planning an 11 day trip, with a cruise and I’m laying out the capsule because I’ve a skirt and a top that might not play as well with others. One item, for the dress up night (thank goodness full black tie is not applicable), is a thin merino wool sweater but the sleeves are cotton cut out. It will do as a warm layer any other time, as needed. But worn with matching/complimentary trousers or a skirt, it’s upscale. I lucked out, but going forward, I’ll be all about doing this consciously.
@BlackGirlTrekker
@BlackGirlTrekker Год назад
Yes, come back!!! I need help!
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