Trip types
What to wear on a trip, by temperature
A layer-by-layer guide to dressing for cold, cool, mild, warm and hot weather on a trip, with a rule for rain and wind and what to wear on the plane.
Baptiste Moreau4 min read
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Trip types
Beach, city, road trip, business and more.
13 articles
Trip types
The case for a boring travel wardrobe
Why plain, matching travel clothes make trips easier, cut decisions and fit in one bag, and how to build a boring set that still looks fine in photos.
Baptiste Moreau4 min read
Trip types
How to pack for a trip with two climates
How to pack for a trip with two climates, such as a hot beach and a cold city: wear the bulky layer, pack thin layers and plan one laundry stop.
Baptiste Moreau2 min read
Trip types
How to do laundry while traveling: sink wash to laundromat
How to do laundry while traveling: a ten-minute sink wash, when a laundromat or hotel service is better, and how to dry clothes fast overnight.
Baptiste Moreau4 min read
Trip types
City break packing list: what to pack for 3 to 4 days
A city break packing list for three or four days: walking shoes, a small day bag, a few outfits that match and what to leave at the hotel.
Baptiste Moreau4 min read
Trip types
Business trip packing list for 3 days in one carry-on
A business trip packing list for three days in one carry-on: a mix-and-match work outfit formula, a wrinkle plan and the tech and papers you need.
Baptiste Moreau4 min read
Trip types
The one outfit rule: pack around a single outfit you trust
A short column on the one outfit rule: pick one outfit you feel good in, and let it set the colours and shoes for the whole bag. It cuts packing decisions.
Baptiste Moreau4 min read
Trip types
Winter city break: what to wear and pack for cold streets
What to wear on a winter city break: warm layers, shoes that grip, and a coat you can wear indoors. A packing formula for 3 to 4 cold days.
Baptiste Moreau3 min read
Trip types
Hotel vs Airbnb: what to pack differently
Hotel vs Airbnb: what to pack differently for each. A hotel gives towels and a hairdryer, a rental may not. Use this list and check your listing.
Baptiste Moreau2 min read