Spring Break: The Packing List
Ready for Spring break? No matter where you go, the beach, a roadtrip, or any other last minute getaways– you’re going to need to pack. Here’s some packing tips to make the focus on the fun of the trip, not everything that you missed putting into your bag.
Plan Your Outfit to the Activity. This one sounds obvious, but if you don’t make a plan, you’re going to overpack. And if you overpack, you’re going to have to lug all that extra stuff around: literally lug-age. Keep things simple and create a master list of all the outfits and spring break essentials you’ll need per your itinerary.
Keep your Beach Bag Separate. Much easier not to forget things if you keep them all together in one place! This is your go to tote including sunscreen, ipad, wallet/id, a sunhat or visor, headphones, and a reusable water bottle. Make sure you bring your towel and sunglasses! A Waterproof Pool Tote is perfect for this, since it will keep all your stuff dry!
Use Personalized Luggage! Make sure to add monogrammed luggage to your spring break shopping list this year. Our monogrammed suitcase, available in carry-on and large sizes, is the perfect personalized luggage set for your spring break travels, offering ample space for all your necessities. Smaller bags and totes can also be packed inside the suitcases to keep your items organized.
Maximize Your Travel Wardrobe and Minimize Baggage Fees. When traveling by plane, save money on checked baggage fees by packing only essentials into a Carry-On Weekender Bag. If you absolutely need more space, limit yourself to one larger bag and pack strategically. Choose versatile clothing pieces that can be layered and mixed to create multiple outfits, instead of packing things you might not really need.
Keep Toiletries in a Separate Bag. Your skincare, bath, and body products should be kept separate from your clothing, shoes, and makeup. If you are flying for spring break, remember to check that any liquid items meet TSA standards. For road trips, you can pack full-sized items, but try not to overpack. A Monogrammed Train Case is an ideal, stress-free option for packing all your skincare essentials.
Don’t Forget the Cosmetics for a Night Out! While you'll likely embrace a natural, no-makeup look on the beach, you'll still want to have your essentials for evening outings. A helpful tip is to keep all your makeup: such as foundation, favorite lipsticks, and liners, organized in a separate, smaller bag. A Double Layer Makeup Bag works well for this, as it makes it easy to find what you need and tucks neatly into your suitcase or tote.
With these essential luggage and packing tips in hand, you're now fully prepared to embark on your spring break adventure, whether it's a relaxing retreat in the Bahamas or an exciting road trip with your friends!

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