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Clothes for a city break on foot
Short answer: Fifteen kilometres a day on tarmac in changing weather is harder on clothes and feet than a hike. What ...
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Clothes for a coach journey of several hours
Short answer: A bus is warm, the air is dry, and you sit in the same position for a long time. Thin layers and nothin...
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Clothes for a ferry crossing
Short answer: On a ferry you move between a warm lounge and a windy deck, and the difference is big even in summer. L...
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Clothes for a long wait at an airport
Short answer: An airport is cool, you sit for hours, and you need to get up and move quickly when it is time. Soft la...
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Clothes for a long drive
Short answer: Five hours in a car seat means pressure from the seat belt and waistband, and heat from the seat builds...
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Clothes for an early morning flight
Short answer: An early flight means a cold airport, a warm plane and a change of climate on arrival. Layers you can t...
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Travelling with only one colour family
Short answer: Stick to one colour family and everything can be worn with everything, and your suitcase shrinks by hal...
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Repairs while travelling with minimal kit
Short answer: A small kit with two needles, black and white thread and a safety pin takes up less space than a matchb...
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The wardrobe when you travel a lot for work
Short answer: When half your nights are spent away from home, your wardrobe has to pack well. Choose few colours, thi...
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Drying clothes in a hotel room
Short answer: A hotel room is usually warm and dry, so clothes dry fast if they get air. The bathroom is the worst pl...
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The clothes feel different after a hotel laundry
Short answer: Hotel laundries use high temperatures and strong products because everything must be clean in a short t...
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Choosing colours for travel
Short answer: When travelling, colour is a practical choice more than a question of style. Fewer colours give more co...
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