CAPSULE WARDROBE IN AN CARRY ON

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Goodness, this week got away from me. I can’t believe that it is Friday already. Don’t get me wrong, I am not complaining. But, I sat down to write the blog last night and forgot that on Fridays I try to do a video. This whole blog issue mess has made me a little crazy. Please be sure to let me know if you experience any problems so that I can alert them and get everything fixed back. I already had a video filmed, not the best production, but it gets the point across. Lol! It is the capsule wardrobe that I “might” have taken with me if I had been traveling across the country with my daughter. I am showing you my outfits and how to pack everything in a carry on suitcase. I hope you enjoy the video. Please be sure to comment. Here is a breakdown of the items that I am going to be packing in the carry-on.

  • Scarfs – 3
  • Cardigans – 2
  • Dresses – 2
  • Jeans – 2
  • Pants – 2
  • Shoes – 2 Flats and 2 Boots
  • Tops – 7
  • Tank Tops – 3
  • Pajamas – 2 sets
  • Panties, Bras, Shapewear

This combination of clothing, plus what I have on in the video, is plenty to mix and match and make lots and lots of outfits. Here is the link to the Shacke Pak packing cubes.

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50 Comments

  1. Are you kidding? I always seem to have a carry on just for my beauty products! Haha!

  2. Margaret Shipley says:

    What do you do with your makeup/skin care/hair stuff? Do you have a ‘capsule’ for that too? That seems to take up so much room!

  3. I’m curious about the hangers..are they the flat “sueded” type of hangers? I think I like your way better..never thought of keeping on hangers..good idea..there’s never enough hangers in motel rooms or cruise ships for clothes..

    1. Letty Vizcarra says:

      Loved your video, I like both packing systems but taking the hangers do add some weight. I really like your carry-on suitcase, what brand is it and where can I purchase one. Thanks for the great tips.

      1. I’ll have to go and check, but I think it is a Samsonite.

  4. I loved watching your video, you are so cute! I’m not totally sold on the cubes, but the concept is nice. I don’t take hangers with me when I travel but I do roll my items. I also take a back-pack as my purse and put my real purse inside by back-pack. My jewelry, many medication & make-up goes in the back-pack as well. Happy Travels.

  5. I used packing cubes on an international trip a couple of years ago and was totally sold on the idea. I use mine whenever I use a suitcase. But it a personal preference. Great video!

  6. Great video! I’m more inclined to pack with items on the hangers, I also keep my hanging clothes in clear dry cleaner bags, that seems to help with the wrinkling, too. I’d rather hang up my things when I get to my destination, and I NEVER unpack any other clothes, just grab from my suitcase… I have a phobia about putting anything in hotel drawers…ick!

  7. I love my packing cubes!!! quick question: where did you get the wide strap tank tops? always in search of good comfy tanks!

  8. I think I like your personal method of packing. It never occurred to me to leave clothes on hanger. I’m going to try that next time. Perhaps the cubes/sacks would be better if flying but not on a road trip. They seem like another thing to spend money on and then leave in closet. I thought at first you used them instead of suitcase. Thanks for the tips.

  9. Dana Buckingham says:

    This was very interesting. I also like the hanger method because the outfit is kept together so you can just hang it up when you get there. But the weight of the hangers might be a factor unless you use the thin plastic coated sure ones. I like the packing cube method too though you can’t see each outfit as easily. Both seem to work.

  10. Please tell us – What is the make and brand of your carry-on?