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<\/p>\nIt\u2019s happened to all of us. You set aside time to carefully pack your favorite outfits for a special occasion. Then when you get where you\u2019re going, you unpack your bags only to find your clothes look like you had slept in each every piece!<\/p>\n
Want to arrive at your next destination looking your best instead of like a crumpled mess? Have a look at our list of tips to help you go wrinkle-free\u00a0when you pack for your next bought of round trip flights.<\/p>\n
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Evenly distribute weight in your bag or suitcase and pack as light as you can. Keep your clothes separate (in their own bag if possible) from heavy, hard, or sharp-angled objects \u2013 such as shoes, electronics, and toiletries \u2013 which are likely to shift in transit and leave an impression on any soft materials.<\/p>\n
Your best bet for fewer wrinkles is to hang your clothes in a garment bag \u2013 especially for suits, blazers, and blouses. Layer your clothes as you might wear them (with your shirt inside your jacket for example).<\/p>\n
Ready to take off and look your best on your next trip? Save big on round trip flights!\u00a0<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Roll rather than fold your more casual items such as t-shirts, jeans, and shorts to not only reduce wrinkles but to actually save space as well.<\/p>\n For particularly delicate fabrics, consider stuffing your clothes with tissue and putting them in dry-cleaning bags before packing them. The tissue will limit crushing and crumpling and the plastic will remove static, which will reduce creasing.<\/p>\n RELATED: Need some tips on how to efficiently pack for a brood that’s always on the move? Read\u00a0about these 6 Packing Hacks for Traveling Families<\/a>!<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Overlapping clothes to make bundles by folding lighter items around bulkier ones like sweaters is another way to minimize wrinkles. But don\u2019t just take our word for it! Even impeccably presented Martha Stewart<\/a> knows this is a smart idea. Here\u2019s how the maestra recommends doing it:<\/p>\n “Place the top half of a pair of pants in your suitcase, for example, smooth a sweater over that, and fold the pant legs up over the sweater. Never fold clothes more times than is necessary to fit them in a bag — once across the middle should be enough for most sweaters and blouses.”<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n As soon as you can, take your clothes out of your luggage and organize accordingly while checking their condition. If some creasing has occurred and you can\u2019t locate an iron, hanging them in the bathroom while taking a warm shower should help to get some of the kinks out.<\/p>\n So there you have it — everything you need to know\u00a0about hopping off round trip flights with wrinkle-free clothes and hitting the town looking fabulous!<\/p>\nRoll with It<\/h2>\n
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Bundle Up<\/h2>\n
Unpack ASAP<\/h2>\n
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