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1.Make a list of essentials
Before going abroad, write down all the necessities you'll need for the trip. Create a checklist and follow it when packing — this way, you won't forget anything important, avoid bringing extra items, and can also plan how to fit everything into your suitcase in advance.
The freed-up space lets you shop to your heart’s content overseas. (Photo / unsplash)
2.Roll your clothes
Clothing usually takes up the most space — from underwear to jackets. Before packing them into your suitcase, roll everything up, place them in packing bags, vacuum-seal if possible, and then put them in your suitcase. Instantly, you’ll double your available space.
Packing for an overseas trip can be quite the challenge. (Photo / unsplash)
3.Pack versatile clothing
When traveling, of course you want great photos, which means outfit choices matter. Bring versatile basics that are easy to mix and match — such as classic jeans, shirts, solid-color tops, etc. These work for everyone, no matter the gender, and keep you looking stylish.
Packing and organizing for travel is also an art. (Photo / MUJI)
4.Make use of small gaps
When placing clothes and other items, many small gaps are created between them. When packing, first arrange larger items and then fill the spaces with smaller ones to make full use of every inch of suitcase space.
Rolling clothes saves more packing space than folding them. (Photo / gizmodo)
5.Adopt the bag-in-bag method
Use the concept of putting small pouches inside medium ones, and medium ones inside large ones. This keeps everything categorized, prevents clutter in your suitcase, and helps reduce wasted space effectively.
Organizing items into separate pouches before placing them in your suitcase helps minimize wasted space. (Photo / MUJI)
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