The emergency change of clothes in your carry-on bag is an excellent idea. I've never considered that, as I always fly light enough to not check luggage, but I will keep it in mind if I'm ever going on a long-term trip.
Totally agree! I tend to pack a brown pair, a black pair and wear a pair of comfortable shoes like sneakers in the trip. Never had any problems with that setup
I have a Tumi carry on and a Tumi suitcase/weekend bag that I use for every type of travel (weekend, vacation, international). Even if I have to cram it full, I don’t like sending my luggage through the airline handlers, especially if it’s going overseas. Next time you’re at the airport, you’ll notice that how most business travelers pack(with the Tumi carry on and briefcase)
@@bw.1159 I use the Briggs international too because it has that device where you can cram everything down when it’s closed. My Tumi is just the normal carry on size and it seems like it’s easier to pack for some reason.
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Right, 'essentials' - if the airport loses your bag and it takes three days, then I'd argue you could just buy a couple of shirts rather than having additional luggage. I think if you can afford £1k for a TUMI bag - you can afford £40 for an emergency shirt ... Besides, you packing ONE pair of socks, underwear and jeans ... I think you may need more if you wait 'a few days' ;) Anyway, love TUMI myself - got a backpack, duffle, carry on and checked luggage .. Worth the price in the long run ...
Forgot to pack a few basics! First Aid Kit, a Head Torch, a Multi tool, Boot polish kit, Pen & Notebook (very important), Camera, Dictaphone & a really nice book!
Guys, soon will have an interview with a huge company, would it be possible to demonstrate some graduate interview garments, please? By the way, love this video, will be travelling soon so will be watching it again and again, step by step. You're lifesavers :D
Can you please put on the links of all the items in the video as in t-shirt's and shirts and denims used in the video please would love to try and buy them please....
Great Video, is there a post to where we can find that luggage? -I tend to pack more because I run/life while on trips. maybe take one pair of versatile dress shoes and a pair of sneakers for the person who uses the workout facilities while on a trip.
wow, no shaving equipment? combs, hair brushes and product? medication, bandages, disposable tissues? ID on the inside of the bag with travel destinations, dates and phone numbers in case baggage is lost and later found? extra copies of travel documents (tickets not passport numbers) and itineraries? chargers and cords for smartphone? and so on ...
Rupert N Oh, so being a pompous entitled bigot is another prerequisite to be considered a worthy commentator on Mr. Porter videos? The snobbery oozing out of your passive aggressive comment epitomizes the typical "high quality" consumer. First off regardless of Mr. Porter's marketing scheme their goal is to turn a profit. Purchase cheap clothes manufactured in a impoverished nation, labeling them with some exotic sounding name and charging hundreds to thousands of dollars doesn't mean your clothes are of "high quality". When are you thickheaded idiots going to understand that???? Also buying these "high price(d)" items to impress other pretentious snobs doesn't suggest you are some special patron of quality fashion. If anything you are one of the biggest suckers on the planet, you allow yourself to be manipulated at the expense of your own wallet. Lastly I'm not going to discuss money but I do very well for myself. Stop making assumptions fucking dumbass!!!!!!
Still blows my mind how people who are supposedly the epitome of elegance pack their shoes without putting them in a bag first. How disgusting is that.
also i would like to point out that on 2:12 , in reality, you will never be able to put your shoe like that together with your clean shirts, because the bottom of the shoe will be dirty as fuck and will leave a stain on your bright colored shirts.. who packs their shoe like that on a suit case?
Is this for real? Where is his work out gear, swimsuit for hot tub jacuzzi or taking a swim, thong sandals to wear in the hotel room or by the pool, what about lounging in a comfy but designer pair of sweats, so the sweat top could double as a jacket over one of the sweaters, if the venue is more casual than a blazer.
I travel a lot and this is bullshit video, not taking in consideration the everyday items you need as you can’t always buy it on the road especially overseas. I take soap, washcloths, hangers to dry clothes, needle and thread etc... then you need space for gifts or dirty clothes that you didn’t have time to wash. If a woman you need more room.
