LUGGAGE:
*Choose a different color of luggage. There are thousands of black suitcases out there that look exactly alike.
*To set your luggage apart, purchase a luggage belt or you can make your own by tying a scarf or ribbon around the handle to quickly identify your bag.
*Always use a luggage tag. If applicable, use a business card instead of using your home address in case someone is watching to see if you won’t be home (ie: burglars)
PACKING FOR THE AIRPORT:
*Whenever possible, try to only take a carry-on suitcase to eliminate loss of luggage or having to wait in baggage claim.
*If you do take a carry-on, pack essential items such as toiletries, sun block, makeup, change of clothes and a bathing suit in case your luggage gets lost or delayed.
*Put soap, hairspray/gels, toothbrush in 3 oz. containers and place in a quart-size Zip lock bag.
PACKING YOUR LUGGAGE:
*Line bottom of the suitcase with a garbage bag to prevent wrinkles and include a bag in between each layer also. Later use bag for dirty clothes.
*Pack heavy items on bottom such as shoes, belts, books and then layer additional items.
*Roll clothes into cylinder shapes to save space and reduce wrinkling.
*Roll undergarments and place them in the 4 corners of the suitcase.
*Put socks in shoes to help keep their shape and save on space.
CLOTHING:
*Coordinate wardrobe around 1 color. Choose items that can be mixed and matched.
*Bring only familiar, comfortable clothes that you enjoy wearing and fit well.
*Jewelry: Rule of thumb: Don’t take any item that you would be devastated to lose.
*Use the jewelry organizer when packing.
*Do a trial run packing to help prevent over packing.

Article written by Stephanie Marshal with In the Clear Organizing.






































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Please tell me where I can find those luggage tags? I really want the one that reads “careful my shoes are inside:. LOVE IT!!
Tammy
I found this picture online, sorry!!! You might find something cute at Me & E on Pembrook in GSO.