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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Merino wool and quick dry fabrics. I like Mons Royale Air-Con, Indyeva. If it’s warm: 2 tops 2 pants 1 travel dress that’s nice enough for dinner, a concert, wear on the plane 1 dress that can be used for exercise, cover up for the beach, but mainly as a short nightgown. 3 underwear, 2 bras 3 socks Swim top and swim shorts that can be used for water sports eg SUP but also running, exercise 1 shoe that is good for walking or running 2nd shoe or sandal that’s a little nicer but still ok for walking all day Light rain coat Umbrella If it’s cooler: Add merino wool baselayer tights Merino wool long sleeve top and or jacket Gloves, hat if really cold [/quote] Is this for a weekend? Or do you imagine yourself washing your panties is the sink of your hostel? Also—what is an “exercise dress” and are you then sleeping in it after working out? Did you forget to list the heavy perfume you’d need to cover the stench?[/quote] Of course you wash out your underwear and bra in the sink every night. I can't understand people who take more than three of each, including what they wear on the plane.[/quote] Um, no. I am not 18 and this is not a hostel. [/quote] I do this on business travel all the time. [/quote] Gross. Companies reimburse laundry expenses so clean your clothes properly, lady.[/quote] Nope, try again. My employer (a USG agency) generally does not reimburse hotel laundry services and I don't want to pay out of pocket at $6 per pair of underwear or $20 per suit jacket. Also, I don't trust my work blouses to hotel laundry. I hang dry most of my work clothes, even at home.[/quote]
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