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Man I’ve packed so many times for different weather and I still make mistakes. My first and biggest mistake is usually over-packing (and I managed to under-pack once too, I brought shorts and t-shirts to Australia and about froze to death).

I have a detailed packing list that I’m working on and hopefully I’ll be able to use it for all future trips.

I never ever buy fun/cute clothes -for- a trip because budget-wise I’m tempted but it’s so unnecessary, often more expensive than where I’m going, the clothes don’t fit into my “real life” and it’s likely that I may buy something during the trip. And again, that totally leads to over-packing.

I try to keep it to two pairs of shoes (one pair on my feet). I don’t like backpacks because I don’t like carrying things (exhaustion) so it’s always rolling luggage for me. I have something like this in black but less ugly haha. I prefer this vs. hard suitcases because it’s WAY lighter and therefore I’ll be carrying less weight when I have to lift it, carry up apartment/subway stairs etc. the handles are also much easier to hold when you have to lift it, and you can hug it in your arms (can’t do that with a bulky suitcase). I fill it about half full so it’s more like a long flat pancake. I think something in this style is perfect for me BUT I want to upgrade to something exactly like this that has backpack straps. For when I need to climb up apartment stairs in Europe SIGHHHH. I never carry more than 1 luggage and 1 other bag when traveling because otherwise it’s too hard to keep track of more than two bags (one which should be on my shoulder with my right arm clamped over it and the other in my other hand or sandwiched between my legs).

I like most of my clothes so sometimes I try not to bring my absolute favorites so I can mix it up - but I do always bring a pair of black pants and a fitted black T-shirt and ankle boots for non-beach travel. For future beach travel I’ve sworn to only bring pale lilac flip-flops and zero other pairs of shoes. And if anyone is going to a tropical country I hugely recommend you bring a tiny USB fan - they’re a lifesaver and quite powerful. I wish I’d brought my bigger one.

Packing cubes are also superb for keeping things organized - I can’t live without them! Got mine on aliexpress and they’re a nice burgundy.

I’m a BIG fan of somewhat not-that-fashionable but quite acceptable ultralight foldable down jackets like the uniqlo one that folds into a tiny pouch. That has just revolutionized fall travel for me. (My first fall I was too excited and took a navy capelet, pastel lavender coat and a big black coat, not to mention ankle boots and knee-high black boots. Worst idea ever also my luggage was 28kg I really could not manage it.) The last time I just took my tiny uniqlo down jacket which I happily carried in my tote bag all day and a pair of shoes (on my feet).

I thought I planned pretty well for my last vacation, but I ended up over-packing again - I didn’t know if I would be in a cover-up-t-shirts mood or a crop-bralette-top-mood or a pants or shorts mood (rain was predicted and I was unable to predict my mood). Ended up wearing the same white lace crop bralette-top for like 5 days (I washed it haha). Guess style-moods are just unpredictable argh. Also I hadn’t worn that top in ages so it was great to get 5 days of wear out of it. Also brought WAYYYYY too much makeup and skincare for the beach though, again, I thought I’d pared it down significantly and only brought the bare minimum for makeup in a small pouch. (AND too little shampoo and soap because I didn’t know id shower three times a day).

My dream is just to get really awesome and efficient at packing but it’s always hard to estimate my needs in a different country with different weather and activities! I also dislike “just buy it there if you need it” because, for example, I have A LOT of moisturizer so I really don’t want to spend money buying more, I need to use up what I have (it’s already in a small travel-friendly tube). We also bought plasters because I cut my foot which was such a waste because we already have so many (expiring) plasters (band-aids). So I’m going to add plasters (just two) to my packing list because if I bring them, I won’t get injured and I won’t need them. If I don’t bring them, I’m sure to need them. Eeergh.

After a couple of PMs with OP to make sure she meant /r/fringefashion's version of [Spaceship Corporate](
https://www.reddit.com/r/fringefashion/comments/3okpdv/spaceship_corporate_fashion_inspiration_album_and/) and find out what her budget was, I think I managed to identify a few things that will work for a Spaceship Student look.

Like /u/babyguitars said, there's a lot of stuff available now that fits the minimalism/architectural trends, you just have to pare it down in color, texture, and silhouette and add a few unique pieces to make it look more futuristic.

• First, you'll want to limit your color palette. Blacks, whites, and grays for sure. I personally limit myself to one metallic - silver is traditionally the most futuristic, but any metallic can work.
  
  
• As for actual color, jewel tones are the most Star Trek (like /u/eclectic_literature mentioned!), while pastels will give it a little bit more of a retro vibe. Bright colors and neons are my personal favorite, they add a bit of playfulness IMO.
  
  
• I personally think Spaceship Corporate (casual or regular) is easiest to pull off with a cool-toned palette, but warm colors would work as well. You just have to be consistent in matching them.
  
  
• You will, however, need to pare down the use of 'colorful neutrals'. It took me a long while to figure out my blue jeans and brown boots looked FINE, but didn't look FINISHED. It was just clothes, not an outfit. For minimalist and futuristic styles, you really have to commit to a monochrome base palette. I only have one pair of blue jeans in my dresser now. (And they are VERY dark blue.)
  
  
• Shapes will have to be pared down as well. You'll want something streamlined, so skinny and/or straight leg jeans and pants, ideally with a higher rise. You won't need too many skirts for college, but I'd grab one pencil skirt at some point for dressier events. (Bonus points for a matching blazer!)
  
  
• As for tops, regular t-shirts (crew or v-neck) can work, but these linen t-shirts are a example of a good shape that'll set your wardrobe just a little bit apart from most students'.
  
  
• And then a shape like this boatneck tee would be good for a class presentation or something.
  
  
• You'll definitely want to pick up some kind of asymmetric sweatshirt or jacket in black or white. Colorblocking and/or space dye would work too. (example one, example two)
  
  
• As for accessories, minimal and streamlined are your keywords here. Collars and cuffs are my personal preference, but anything minimal or geometric will work as well. I also really love this shop for rings -- I wear them both stacked and as individual rings on each finger.
  
  
• As for shoes, ideally you'll want a metallic color and a shape without laces. I've been wearing Vans since high school, and have picked them up in gunmetal, holographic leather, and black patent with rainbow sparkles over the last couple of years. Silver flats would be perfect -- a round toe reads more casual, while a pointed toe feels a little dressier. (And then there's a penny loafer if you want to add a little more prep. I wouldn't but that's just me.)
  
  
  But honestly, the real trick is to find a unique piece or two (or eighty-six, but who's counting?) to set yourself apart from the general minimalist trend and make it look a bit more intentional and futuristic. This items will usually be metallic and/or holographic. I found a couple of things I think might work for you. (And maybe me.)
  
  
• holographic duffel
  
  
• holographic stripe shirt
  
  
• men's silver metallic t-shirt
  
  
• madpax block backpack in gray
  
  
• jansport galaxy backpack
  
  
• silver tote
  
  
• holographic shoes
  
  

Backpack/Bag advice? (mainly travel [airbnbs, hostels, couch surfing etc...], but knowing me I might end up in some "wilderness" moments at times such as long hikes and adventures.

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So I have ordered this backpack and plan on using it for all my gear (cameras/lenses/laptop/gopros/batteries/etc...) and am currently looking for a 2nd bag that will house all my clothes/toiletries/etc... The biggest goal I want to accomplish with this bag is that i never want to have to check a bag. I currently have a small roller bag that is 20in x 13in x 7in similar to this but I'm not a fan of it. Ive been looking into this one as I feel packing it would be the easiest for most efficient packing but not 100% that it will be okay on all flights as a carry on along with my backpack being the personal item. One thing also to keep in mind with my 2nd bag is to fit my tripod as it wont fit into my backpack.

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When it comes to packing: Ive read into several different styles from Rolling clothes, Vacuum Bags, to packing cubes. Ive seen pros and cons to all of them. Ive heard from long term travel to not use cubes because they take up space that can always be used for something else. The downfall to vacuum bags is that people say the lose air, also how to remove the air the best. I have looked at ones with pumps that plug into USB ports for power and ones with the hand pumps to remove air.

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PS. Ive see some checklists of things to pack X amount of shirts/ pants/ shorts/etc... and was wondering if anyone has some lists as well i can look at to compare them all and figure out what would be best for me and give me a rough idea of what i can and cant bring.

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I'm sure ill have more and more questions as time goes on while I get ready and prepare for my trip around the world in a few months (if everything goes as planned).

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THANKS!

After graduating from highschool a family friend bought me a suitcase (I believe it is an older version of this model).

I can't tell you how much mileage I've gotten out of the thing! (To and from school, and professional school, multiple vacations around the world, day and weekend trips). 21" is a great size as it works well as my second carry on item, and I can pack it full of cloths (I can fit roughly a weeks worth of cloths in that little bag). I've really abused it over the years and it is still in perfect condition. To this day, it one of my most useful presents I've ever gotten, and that was 8 years ago. Also, symbolically it was really the perfect gift upon leaving the "nest".

I am sure there are better models out today and recommend you ask the BIFL community (or search a previous posts on the subject) about which particular model you should get I would recommend a 21 inch Samsonite/American Tourister from my personal experience.

edit: If I were in the mood to buy a replacement this is probably what I would buy

(I say mood, because I am not sure if there will ever be a time I will need to replace the one I have considering how durable it has been)

I bought a really nice bi-fold hard garment bag, like this one. The one I have had a hangar in it so that you could hang up the whole pack....The little zippers and pockets are perfect for storing dress shoes and ribbons/medals/belts/covers/neckerchief/neckertab/undershirts and dress socks.

Downside is it isn't a collapsible one so not ideal for shipboard/deployment use, but it's perfect for any flights that require me to bring my dress uniform(s). So far it's survived two PSCes, a trek to c-school, and two trips to weddings. It keeps all my uniforms stored neatly in my closet when not in use, too.

Don't ask r/buyitforlife unless you're prepared to be redirected to Tumi (which runs like, $700+ for a piece of luggage) or Saddleback, which is assuredly not for those of us with enlisted paychecks! (but I wish I had more disposable income because I want a lot of their products...).

A low-end alternative would be to buy one of the clear plastic over-the-door-shoe-holder and put your random uniform items in that. Of course, it's not really easily transportable, should you need to fly somewhere with your stuff when you PCS you'll probably have to ziplock everything before throwing it in your suitcase.

You guys are absolutely amazzing! I'm half tempted to try video thank you's if i wasn't so camera shy :) and I doubt I could look as fabulous as you too :/

Gift 1: so I kinda really need this.. I just started a new job and will be taking business trips every three months. I have to look ultra-professional and yet I have no luggage! If i had to leave right now...I would probably be taking my suits in my son's truck duffel bag :) There are three different choices on my wish list because I cant flippin decide. SO if you guys decided for me that would be super fantastic :)

Gift Two: C'mon...gimme anything of your choice!

And thanks again for the contest!

Awesome.

What I'd recommend is this bag.

Four-wheel bags are easy to maneuver inside of an airport and require little effort to travel with. It is also a very reasonable price for a relatively solid entry-level travel bag, has some style to it and comes from a company with a liberal return policy in the event you do not like it.

The bag will seem small in person, but as long as you fold (or even better, roll) your clothes correctly, and are ok with re-wearing a few core pieces more than once then you will be just fine.

Even better, with Delta, you will be fine with carrying this bag on along with a small personal item like a purse or small back-pack.

Let me know if you've got anymore questions!

They make suit bags similar to the one that came with the suit, but generally meant to last a little longer and a big wider so you can fit the shirt and tie in there too.

Cheap $10 version

Amazing $285 Filson version - Filson makes some amazing bags, this thing would last a lifetime and look good.

Or just wear it, those are your two best options. Don't carry it around without a cover since that's how you'll end up wrinkling it or staining it.

I’d go with the tote! As you said, totes are more versatile outside the plane/train. I got the Dagne Dover Allyn tote this fall and like it so far, although canvas or nylon would be lighter and more weatherproof. But for the sake of my neck and shoulders, if I can’t fit everything in my backpack I’ll pack heavier stuff in a small rolling Samsonite underseater and stack the backpack or tote on top. It’s much more comfortable than carrying a bag, but still quite compact. Hope that helps! :)

i do not have tempered glass panel.

Yes i travel with this one: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B071VG5N9D/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It fits very well, i set a carboard in the bottom to protect against the handle frame, wrap around 2 pair of jogging pants and bingo, its my carry-on. My monitor is S2417DG, fits perfectly in my pelican barrack box. Also, the original packagin is compact and relatively small in comparison to the huge ridiculous box that Asus sends.

Regarding your LM, i didnt hear you need to reapply every 6months. For the delid procedure, i've watched a GamersNexus video and followed step by step what he does. I don't think you ever do. Dmg? no, it would dmg aluminum, but your IHS is not made of Aluminum. You will apply the LM between the die and IHS it will surely stain, thats it.

If you already have an A9x14mm well, use it, otherwise a standard size NF-A9 fits in the rear of your case if you go for the NH-U9S.

On a side note, your quiet and quality setup will good only when you are home. Because when you will be sharing a room with a roomate, he is going to have one these shitty towers or a laptop that sounds like a jet engine.... like the one roomate i have atm. ;)

I have this bag:

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MNWJPO0/

My review of it is actually the second review and there are pictures of it full of D&D books. It can't hold 7-8 books, more like 3-5 depending on what else you're bringing, but it's a great bag for if you're a player or a DM that travels light (like a DM that might use a computer/tablet instead of carrying all the books).

My DM uses two bags, one is a sturdy laptop case that holds a few books and his dice, and the other is a larger square bag (not sure what it is but it looks like a big camera bag without the dividers that a camera bag has) that he uses for his miniatures.

I had another DM that actually used a small roller suitcase, which if I decided to DM is what I'd probably use. Something like this:

https://smile.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Hardside-Luggage-20-Inch-Black/dp/B071VG5N9D

I've noticed lots of wrinkled suits on the trail. I just got this bag to help out with that and also to make carrying a suit easier. I like this one cause it has space for shoes too.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07F6BGPGC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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If there's gonna be a lot of driving, a good back pillow has been super clutch.

So I have this, but it took forever to find at a reasonable price and they don't make it anymore. I started out looking for a bag with specific skate pockets but gave up and actually using an end pocket for my skates in this one works fine. The other end pocket holds my shorts, jock, socks and jersey, tap, etc. which is great, but I'd like to have a 3rd pocket where some clean clothes would go.

So based on my experiences and your wants I'd look for something at least 18"x18" on the sides with end pockets and a 3rd pocket inside the main compartment.

Oh, also had a wheelie bag previously. Don't get one. Mine got torn up from the end dragging, if a wheel breaks they're toast unless you're lucky and they replaceable and you find the part, and eventually you just wind up carrying them (meaning you're hauling all the useless wheel component weight too).

I'm a bag junkie. After a lot of research last year, I picked this up for myself and another traveling friend of mine, great roller, great reviews.


Travelpro Platinum Magna 2 Carry-On Expandable Spinner Suiter Suitcase, 21-in:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X6JRSSY/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

> How big can my bag be with out needing to be checked?


Your airline will have all of this information listed. Typically the carryon height is 21.5-22" depending on the carrier.



If you're traveling with an actual suit and you don't want wrinkles, I'd recommend getting a bag like this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FD5MLVB/ which is basically a garment bag that unzips. For the rest of your clothes, utilize packing cubes to be more organized and space efficient. A carryon is plenty big enough for four days, you just have to be organized.



You can also take a personal bag, which usually measures a max of 18x14x8; if you really want maximize space, you can get a cheap bag with those exact dimensions.



Just wear your coat and heaviest shoes with you on the plane, it's more comfortable than lugging them in a bag. Depending on how crisp your clothes need to be, you might want to get a travel steamer too.

I heard great things about this particular bag:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F6BGPGC/ref=sspa_dk_detail_2?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B07F6BGPGC&pd_rd_w=4nlpQ&pf_rd_p=80559f3c-f83b-49c1-8a72-40f936e9df7a&pd_rd_wg=LTyOZ&pf_rd_r=5P1KQ2B69C81RJDKWN1S&pd_rd_r=bdf52798-5a29-11e9-8ded-c79105bf1765

I haven't used it thou. But being able to start off flat and have the bag wrap around your clothes seems really cool. Kinda like the section where you can put a suit as well!

I used this last year. There are other very similar ones as well. This bag was nice because it had pockets for shoes and the inner compartment was pretty big. I could fit 2 suits and a dress for the preinterview dinner in the garment part. The suits also held up, I didn’t have to iron or steam much in the hotel.

I travel next week but I plan on using a Wally Bag. I have heard great things and there was actually a discussion about this just a few days ago where it was recommended there too!

You mean this? https://www.amazon.com/Micro-Kickboard-ML0005-Luggage/dp/B00LELSM1I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1469346637&sr=8-2&keywords=luggage+scooter

I was SO tempted to buy this when I was at NY airport few years back, but after reading how easily it breaks, I decided to save my money!

Not specific to points and cards, but travel in general.

What do people use for carry on luggage? Right now my fiancee and I use some really nice Eddie Bauer duffel bags but she wants to use rollers and I'm starting to realize I wouldn't mind wheels too.

What are you guys using that's been durable, yet reasonable in price ($50-150)? I've found this one but would like to compare with others.

https://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Omni-Hardside-20-Inch-Spinner/dp/B013WFNNZI/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

We are planning a 3-4 week honeymoon next summer in SE Asia and wouldn't want to check a bag the entire trip.

This is the one I got. It’s a bit pricey, but I figured it was worth investing in something good quality (and I was very impressed with the quality of it when it arrived). And my full length dress didn’t have any problems fitting in it.

Garment Bag

yeah, they work and if you want a more rugged bag you can find better ones out there and even better ones but more expensive as well.

This could be your carry on as it should have enough space.

Like I said, the biggest issue will be folding it right before you leave to go to the airport and pulling it all out as soon as you get to the hotel.

You'll probably need a boxy suitcase, judging by the size of the base... something like This or This. Now unless you find something big enough I'd suggest disassembling the Hookah first. You'll get a more compressed fit into the aforementioned suitcase. Now fill the gaps with packing peanuts or newspaper, whatever you have readily available. Don't be afraid to really stuff it at this point. And Voila, you're ready to travel!

As someone who travels frequently I loathe the wheelie invasion that started about a decade ago. They take up so much space and people are often so rude about that fact.

On the other hand these look like a great idea:

http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Kickboard-ML0005-Luggage-Reloaded/dp/B00LELSM1I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416600657&sr=8-1&keywords=suitcase+scooter

I'm looking at ordering this bag on Amazon for transporting my dress from North Dakota to California. Seems like most of the reviews are from brides transporting their dresses, and they're mostly positive!

I recommend and use this one as a carry on

Pair it with some of these and you can fit a weeks worth of clothing in your bag.

Saw a video review on this bag (Modoker Convertible Garment Bag). Looked pretty awesome, but no experience with it. The only reservations I have is I believe it isn't YKK zipper, but it's pretty affordable.

I’d look into something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Tri-fold-Garment-Premium-Breathable-Tear-resistant/dp/B07N7KY1Q8

Double check your airline requirements for carryon in size before you buy something.

If they try to make you check it, tell them you want to gate check. That way it doesn’t actually go through their system. They will take it from you when you are getting on the plane and hand it back to you when you are getting off.

This one on Amazon is pretty well reviewed.

If you're looking for something to use to store it in your closet, these work pretty well from Amazon

DAZZ Gusseted Suit Garment Bag with Cedar

I have this one and I'm a huge fan since it has a compartment for your shoes as well.

I own an Everlane weekender, and I own this upright bag. In terms of appearance, the Everlane weekender is miles better. I think it actually looks 'cool' compared to the completely utilitarian upright bag. In terms of practicality and general use, it's the upright bag all the way.

I find the straps on the Everlane weekender to be a bit cumbersome (they keep sliding down). There's only one small pouch on the inside of the main compartment and one pocket on the outside, which is not nearly enough for the level of organization I desire. When totally full, it's just a little too long for the overhead compartment on the airplane too.

The upright bag is functional and durable, and it has lots of pockets, and it's expandable. I love it. If I'm just tossing a couple things in a bag, I'll use the Everlane weekender, but for any real trip, I use the upright bag. Plus, I decked mine out with these dinosaur luggage tags!

I recently bought this under the seat Samsonite bag and love it. It's also affordable on a government salary. I have been thinking about the pros and cons of 1 vs 2 pieces of checked luggage.

https://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Wheeled-Underseater-Small-Black/dp/B00F9KE5UC/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&ref=yo_pop_d_yo_pop_d_pd_t2

Best decision I ever made was to buy a carry-on suitcase similar to this. Haven't checked a bag in over 5 years...

A few people I know that are involved with local gaming meetups use hockey bags like this one. It's probably a little much for most people, but one of my friends brings most of his collection with him for each meetup.

I bought two of these, one for my wife and one for me, for only $40 each a couple of years ago and they're still in great condition. We probably take around 15 trips a year, and always take these bags with us, so they've gotten plenty of use. We even managed three weeks in New Zealand with just these bags and backpacks for each of us.

I bought the Henty bag: https://www.amazon.com/Henty-Wingman-Two-Piece-Travel-Suit/dp/B00C8C3B86 works great.

I've used this over the last few years and have been very happy with it

Olympia Luggage Deluxe Garment Bag, Black, One Size https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000P8JBPC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_05a2xb9RCBP6W

you can try a doll hook designed to screw into the threaded neck and wrap it in garment luggage. i use this for my smaller doll. i plan to get a huge locking case for my full sized doll.

https://www.amazon.com/Tri-fold-Garment-Premium-Breathable-Tear-resistant/dp/B07N7KY1Q8/ref=asc_df_B07N7KY1Q8/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241959871131&hvpos=1o5&hvnetw=g&hvrand=5101864603144730183&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007525&hvtargid=pla-654718550148&psc=1

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should just look like a heavy piece of luggage that you put with the rest of your cloths when you move.

My bridal consultant recommended this one. She said the tailor will be able to pack the bag correctly, and it’s easy to carry on. Especially if you tell the flight attendants that it’s your wedding gown.

Here’s a link to the bag on Amazon

I'm flying for a couple of interviews next month. I went with the bag linked below, hopefully it holds up to its reviews.

https://www.amazon.com/ZEGUR-Garment-Travel-Business-Shoulder/dp/B0116JXRU8/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=garment+bag&qid=1564590679&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExR1lITjM5SlFXQkExJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNzY2Mzc4MzM2MEk5VEVPNDVLWCZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwMTkyMTY3MkVMMDBOMFlIMDJGSiZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

A bike commuter friend of mine wears a suit daily and swears by this bag: https://www.amazon.com/Henty-Wingman-Two-Piece-Travel-Suit/dp/B00C8C3B86 and says he never has to deal with creases. Maybe overkill for suitless employees like me 'n' you, but an option available and also raises questions about packing form that the cube might not address

I love my samsonite carry on ! I've had this bag for 1.5 years and lugged it across a dozen airports and it still looks brand new. I'm on mobile so this link isn't pretty, but here ya go: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B013WFNNZI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_x6PqzbSHKEY0K

Solution: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007XDD9EG/ref=pe_309540_26725410_item

A garment bag and suitcase in one.

Amazon link, for the curious.

I usually keep a pair of dress shoes and belt in my office when I plan on riding for the week to cut down on packing everything.

As far as a tank or tail bag I’m sure you could find one that works especially since you’re not going far enough to really worry about wrinkling in your suit jacket. Maybe something like this: Tail Bag

They have garment bags that roll up like: Henty

Any body here have an opinion on the TravelPro Platinum Magna 2 21" Spinner carry on? I see all the recommendations for Tumi and B&R however they are simply too expensive for me. I am starting my first job out of college at a big4 next month. This carry on seems solid.
https://www.amazon.com/Travelpro-Platinum-Express-Spinner-Suiter/dp/B00X6JRSSY/ref=sr_1_3?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1500863140&sr=1-3&nodeID=7141123011&psd=1&keywords=travelpro+platinum+magna+2

Two things I've heard are you can get a suitcase that can double as a suit bag (something like this), or alternately sometimes can call the airline ahead of time to let them know you're bringing this on so they know. However I have not had success with the latter strategy in my small sample size so I'm going to try for the former and just get a suitcase that I can store the suit in

I am currently looking for a good travel garment bag. I like the design of something like this, but not 100% sold on the reviews as it looks kind of cheap. Looking to spend no more than $150-200... Any recommendations?

I have this samsonite carry-on and I really like it. It's tiny, light enough that I can fly cheap airlines without going over their stingy weight requirements, and it fits a ton for its size.

Without branding it's $300.

The logo has "see you" and things on it.

This has been posted multiple times in different places. I'm just sticking it in my suitcase and steaming/ironing it when I arrive.

Here is the mobile version of your link

The bag is called Modoker.

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