This is the controversial one, and it is from a male point of view so look at it with a grain of salt.
And all of these goes in the Cube packing system.
Here is how it works
1 – pair of black pants (uniform) make it waste extendable..does help a lot
2 – pair of light dress pants
1 – pair of jeans
1 – pair safari or lightweight slacks
2 – pairs of shorts
2 – dress shirts
2 – fishing type (Columbia) shirts
2 – short sleeves shirts
4 – polo shirts
2 – T-Shirts
3 – swimming trunks
2 – sweater
1 – Jacket (blazer)
1 – tie
1 – black belt
1 relaxed belt
1 – hat
1 Pyjama
6 _ pairs of socks
7 pairs of underwear
1 – packable lightweight rain/wind jacket
1 – pair of black shoes (dressy and uniform)
1 – pair of lightweight sneakers
1 – pair of beach footwear (flip flops, sandals)
1 – pair of casual shoes (boat shoe types)
1 – small, lightweight backpack for day tours
And all of these goes in the Cube packing system.
Here is how it works
- Make a list of everything you need.Over-packing always starts with good intentions. Perhaps you've been caught in a sweltering climate without any deodorant and never want it to happen again. Maybe once it seemed completely rational to pack two extra toothbrushes, just in case. Most of the time, however, you'll find that being too prepared when packing leads to lugging around a lot of extra weight. Although it seems time-consuming, typing a list of everything you're going to need can help cut down on over-packing. A list helps you feel confident that you're not forgetting anything or packing too much. Set some time aside to brainstorm what you need for each day you'll be gone and then narrow it down to the basics.
- Separate items into categories.Once you have your list, gather everything you need and place it on a flat surface, like your bed, dining room table, or floor. Since packing cubes typically come in sets of three, divide everything you have into three categories: clothing, toiletries, and electronic accessories. If your cube set has an extra bag, you may also want to separate accessories and jewelry. Pack everything into the corresponding cubes, using the largest one for clothing. If you have any miscellaneous items that are absolutely necessary, place them in the outside pockets of your carry-on.
- Configure the cubes in your carry-on.Small rolling suitcases that fit the carry-on luggage size requirements are the best option when using packing cubes, but you can also fit the cubes into large duffel bags. Whichever type of luggage you choose, try to arrange the packing cubes so that they fill the space without making it hard to zip your bag.
- Maintain the organization while you're traveling.After you get to your destination, keep the items you aren't using in the corresponding cube, so packing for your return flight is painless.
