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Nightwear for when hot flushes come at night

Short answer: Thin sleepwear in bamboo viscose and a cool bedroom make the nights easier to get through. The fabric m...

Clothing for a road trip with many hours in the car

Short answer: The seat warms your back, the belt presses, and your legs barely move for many hours. Choose clothes th...

Clothing for a cruise where the days vary

Short answer: During the day there is sun and wind on deck, and in the evening it is cool in the restaurant. Pack lay...

Clothing for a walking holiday over several days

Short answer: Choose a few pieces you can wash along the way on a multi day hike. The base layer should move moisture...

Clothing for a city break where you walk all day

Short answer: You walk fifteen to twenty-five kilometres a day. Your feet and shoulders feel it first. Choose socks t...

Clothing for a long train journey

Short answer: The train is warmer than the plane, and you move around more. Choose a thin layer that does not visibly...

What to wear on a long flight

Short answer: Choose loose layered clothing, avoid tight waistbands, and bring something to layer on top. The cabin i...

Travel nightwear that takes up the least space

Short answer: A thin set in bamboo viscose takes up as much room as a t-shirt and can be hand washed. It also works i...

Hotel or apartment changes what you pack

Short answer: With a washing machine, three sets last you a week. With only a sink, you need to pack for more days an...

Mountain hiking and why layers matter more there

Short answer: In the mountains, weather changes faster and temperature drops with altitude. A dry base layer is not c...

A travel day with train, bus and plane

Short answer: A travel day with changes means nine hours in the same clothes. Choose soft layers without a tight wais...

When two people share one suitcase

Short answer: Split the space by day, not by person. Underwear and socks go in their own bags so neither of you has t...