Let's pack the suitcases! Do you want to find out how to pack for a trip and create a holiday capsule wardrobe?

How to pack into one suitcase? Proven tricks

Packing into one suitcase can be quite a challenge, especially for fashionistas. Fortunately, there are a few tried-and-tested tricks to save some space in your suitcase and pack all your essentials. Here are our tried-and-tested ways:

• use the right folding technique - instead of folding clothes in the traditional way, i.e. flat, try the "rolling" method. Rolled clothes take up much less space, plus they crease less;
• make clever use of the space in your suitcase - you can wrap toiletries in socks or towels to fill the empty spaces in your suitcase;
• choose basic clothes - go for basic clothes in neutral colours that you can mix and match in a variety of ways; it"s also a good idea to plan (if you"re able to check the weather accurately) your styling for each day so you don"t take excess clothing with you;
• take miniature versions of your products with you - cosmetics are often available at the drugstore in large containers, which are heavy and take up a lot of space in your suitcase; fortunately, you can buy miniature versions of cosmetics or special containers into which you can pour your shampoo, shower gel or micellar lotion.

How to create a capsule wardrobe for holidays?

How do you pack for a holiday so that you have all the necessary clothes with you, but at the same time don"t take excess clothing with you? It's a tricky task, especially for fashion lovers who want to impress with their outfits every day, but we'll try to make it a little easier for you. Right at the start of packing your suitcase, determine what kind of holiday you are going on. Are you going to relax and lie on the beach, or are you going to enjoy an active holiday? Creating a capsule wardrobe is a great way to save space in your suitcase. So opt for minimalism. How to create a capsule wardrobe step by step?

Pack clothes in neutral colours

Opt for white, beige, black, and navy blue. Such basic colours can be easily paired. Your holiday capsule wardrobe should include jeans, a white cotton shirt, high-quality T-shirts in neutral colours. You can also pack a cashmere jumper for cooler days.

Create sets for every day of your vacations

Take the clothes in basic colours and prepare ready-to-wear outfits for each day. Feel free to mix and match. This avoids the daily problem: What to wear? This not only saves space in your suitcase, but also time.

Match the clothes to the type of holidays

Are you going to the seaside or to exotic places? Choose bathing suits, airy dresses, sliders, and trendy accessories such as woven totes. If you are going to the mountains, opt for sweatshirts, technical clothes, and comfortable shoes.

Capsule clothes for the fans exotic trips

If you go to exotic countries where you are planning to relax, lie on the beach, and drink cocktails, take airy dresses with you. Camilla offers beautiful pieces inspired by the jungle. Don’t forget to wear a scarf or a hat that protects against sunrays. Unique hats are available in the **Catarzi 1910 offer. **Your suitcase shouldn’t miss bathing suits, shorts, and tops. **

Capsule wardrobe for active holidays

Active holidays with a sporty vibe require taking a slightly different kind of clothes. Don’t forget to pack comfortable trousers, e.g., leggings by On Running that are available at S’portofino, functional and breathable T-shirts, sports shoes and above all, sweatshirts and waterproof jackets.

Which suitcase to choose for your holiday?

All right, now you know what to pack in your suitcases and how to create a capsule wardrobe. Now, it’s time to choose a suitcase. Decent suitcase is necessary. Broken wheels or a handle are out of the question. The choice of an ideal suitcase depends on a few factors: the length of holidays, the aim of the travelling or the type of transport. What are the most important features of a good suitcase?

Size and volume

The size of your suitcase depends on the length of your holidays. If you are going on weekend city break, handy cabin suitcase is enough. This type of suitcase can be also taken on the plane. If you’re planning a longer trip, you will surely need a bigger suitcase where you can keep your necessary clothes and cosmetics. If you’re going for a few days, 40 litre suitcase is enough. If you’re going on longer holidays, for a week or two, opt for 80-120 litre suitcases.

Fabric

This is a common conundrum for those looking for suitcases. Fabric or plastic? The more common choice by far is suitcases made of polycarbonate or ABS, as they are more durable, lighter and easier to clean.

Wheels

Decent wheels are very important. Remember that the comfort of travelling is the most important. The suitcase"s wheels should rotate 360 degrees to ensure the most comfortable travelling.

Ligh travelling with Bogner suitcases

The Bogner brand offers a collection of unique suitcases with which every journey will be a real pleasure. Original design and high quality are the dominant features of Bogner suitcases Classic black, white or maybe a slightly more energetic version in yellow? The Bogner brand will meet your requirements. If you like the classics, you will love the black Piz Deluxe suitcase. If, on the other hand, you like energetic colours, choose the red Piz suitcase. Bogner suitcases are made of durable polycarbonate and have four wheels that rotate 360 degrees, making them really comfortable to drive. They will work well on any type of trip and, most importantly, will hold everything you need on holiday. Bogner brand suitcases combine style, functionality and, of course, quality.