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Going on a trip anytime soon and still haven’t figured out how to organize all your things in one bag? BuzzFeed Bring Me is here to help! Learn how to pack a carry-on suitcase for a two-week trip with these packing tips. Trust me, you can fit everything you need into your luggage if you know how to properly arrange them.
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There are two packing suitcase hacks that you can use for your 14-day trip, and both can maximize space! The first one is by using packing cubes, and the second is by folding. You’ll be amazed at how much stuff you can put in your bag when you use proper folding techniques.
What you need to pack if you are going on a place with warm weather
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You will be wearing one of your outfits, so take away a pair of shoes, a pair of pants, a top, a bra, underwear, and a pair of socks.
Store items in the same category in each cube. Get two for your bottoms and tops. Then you can organize your underwear, bras, and socks into one cube, the same with your jackets, pajamas, and dresses. There are some cubes with a zipper on the front. You can put your beanie and hat in there. Lastly, place your shoes into a rectangular one. Once done, you can place them inside your carry-on. You can put your toiletries and umbrella on the front zipper if your suitcase has one. Make sure to bring a foldable duffel bag.
If you are not going to use packing cubes, folding will help you stay organized.
For shirts:
Lay it flat on a surface, right side up. Bring in the sleeves in the left part of the shirt and do the same for the other side. Bring the bottom to the top, then fold it twice.
For pants:
Fold in half, then put the crotch part in. Fold in half again then fold twice.
Shoes:
Put your socks in your shoes. It can save you a lot of room and maintain the shape of your shoes. Place them in a bag.
Toiletries:
You can buy contact lens cases, and put your cream or gel-based products in there. You can also use squeezable dropper bottles for liquids.
To keep any liquid from spilling, put a little bit of plastic wrap on the top of the bottle before placing the lid.
Pill organizer:
Use this to organize your medicines, pills, and jewelry.
How to assemble:
Work on the bottom half first. Start with your jacket. You can wear one on the plane to save space. Next, place the shoes with the socks, followed by the dresses, tops, and pajamas.
On the top half, place your pants, and non-liquid toiletries.
Fill the space in the middle with underwear.
For the panel section, place your bras, beanies, and hats.
For the front part, put your laundry bag, toiletry bag, umbrella, and foldable duffel bag.