Pack with ease. Arrive ready.
Choose where you’re headed and how many nights you’ll be away. Your checklist builds itself, with packing tips and ideas for where to find anything you’re missing.
One more part of the care we put into every trip.
Less to carry, more room for the trip.
Simple habits that save time at the airport and keep your clothes ready to wear when you arrive.
Lay it all out first
Set everything on the bed using your list, then remove anything you’re unsure you’ll wear. Choose two or three base colors so every piece works together.
Roll soft, fold structured
Roll T-shirts, knits and beachwear. Fold blazers and dress shirts with tissue paper, or keep them in a garment folder, so they arrive without creases.
Use packing cubes
One cube per category or per traveler. You can unpack in minutes and find things without digging through the bag.
Heavy items by the wheels
Place shoes and heavy items at the wheel end. Fill shoes with socks and keep them in shoe bags.
Liquids: the 3-1-1 rule
In your carry-on, each liquid, gel or aerosol must be 3.4 oz (100 ml) or less and fit in one quart-size clear bag per person.
TSA liquids rule ↗Batteries ride in the cabin
Power banks and spare lithium batteries go in your carry-on only. On international flights, the limit is usually two per person, and you can’t recharge them on board. Some airlines allow just one, so check yours.
FAA guidance ↗ · ICAO rule ↗Keep essentials with you
Medicines, documents, jewelry, chargers and a change of clothes travel in your carry-on, never in a checked bag.
Weigh and track your bag
Weight limits vary by airline and fare, so check yours and weigh the bag at home. Put a tracker and a name tag inside and out, and take a photo of what’s packed.
Leave room for souvenirs
Pack to about three-quarters full, or bring a foldable tote. Wear your bulkiest shoes and jacket on the plane.
Worth having before you go.
The things we reach for most on our own trips. As with hotels, there are good options at every level, from luxury to great value.
Packing cubes
Keep everything organized and compress soft clothing.
Luggage tracker
See where your checked bag is from your phone.
Power bank
Choose one rated 100 Wh or less so it’s allowed on most flights without approval.
Universal adapter
One with USB-C ports charges several devices from a single outlet.
Outdoor gear
Boots, layers and rain shells for parks, ranches and snow. Try boots on in person.
Store links are suggestions only; we don’t receive anything from them. Airline and destination rules change, so confirm the details for your flight and destination before you travel.
You pack. We’ll take care of the rest.
Tell us who’s traveling and what you want the time to feel like. Cesar and Alex will help shape every detail with our partners on location.
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