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    here is no need to take the 24oz bottle of shampoo. If you just can’t seem to pack in anything less than a 26” suitcase, start out by making a list of everything you think you need, then GET REAL. Make a block table that is divided into categories: Daytime, Nighttime, Accessories, Shoes, Miscellaneous (Non-apparel items) and Departure Day Out
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    • Follow a monochromatic scheme – black, navy, or neutral. If you are trying to pack all three then you have tripled the amount of accessories and shoes that you need.
    • Pack no more than 3 pairs of shoes including the ones you are wearing onto the plane.
    • If you have followed our advice in the article "Does the label make the clothes?" then you already have a base wardrobe with well-coordinated accessories. The same rule applies here – mix and match.
    • Wear your heaviest item onto the plane (blazer, sweater, or overcoat). You can always wear it over your shoulders rather than putting it on.
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    If you just can’t seem to pack in anything less than a 26” suitcase, start out by making a list of everything you think you need, then GET REAL. Make a block table that is divided into categories: Daytime, Nighttime, Accessories, Shoes, Miscellaneous (Non-apparel items) and Departure Day Outf
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    Here are 5 Keys to Success:

    • Follow a monochromatic scheme – black, navy, or neutral. If you are trying to pack all three then you have tripled the amount of accessories and shoes that you need.
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    • If you have followed our advice in the article "Does the label make the clothes?" then you already have a base wardrobe with well-coordinated accessories. The same rule applies here – mix and match.
    • Wear your heaviest item onto the plane (blazer, sweater, or overcoat). You can always wear it over your shoulders rather than putting it on.
    • If you travel often, have a toiletries kit that stays packed with all of the essentials so you can just throw it into the bag. Use containers appropriate to the length of the trip. There is no need to take the 24oz bottle of shampoo.
    If you just can’t seem to pack in anything less than a 26” suitcase, start out by making a list of everything you think you need, then GET REAL. Make a block table that is divided into categories: Daytime, Nighttime, Accessories, Shoes, Miscellaneous (Non-apparel items) and Departure Day Out
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  • Pack no more than 3 pairs of shoes including the ones you are wearing onto the plane.
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  • Wear your heaviest item onto the plane (blazer, sweater, or overcoat). You can always wear it over your shoulders rather than putting it on.
  • If you travel often, have a toiletries kit that stays packed with all of the essentials so you can just throw it into the bag. Use containers appropriate to the length of the trip. There is no need to take the 24oz bottle of shampoo.
  • If you just can’t seem to pack in anything less than a 26” suitcase, start out by making a list of everything you think you need, then GET REAL. Make a block table that is divided into categories: Daytime, Nighttime, Accessories, Shoes, Miscellaneous (Non-apparel items) and Departure Day Out
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  • Wear your heaviest item onto the plane (blazer, sweater, or overcoat). You can always wear it over your shoulders rather than putting it on.
  • If you travel often, have a toiletries kit that stays packed with all of the essentials so you can just throw it into the bag. Use containers appropriate to the length of the trip. There is no need to take the 24oz bottle of shampoo.
  • If you just can’t seem to pack in anything less than a 26” suitcase, start out by making a list of everything you think you need, then GET REAL. Make a block table that is divided into categories: Daytime, Nighttime, Accessories, Shoes, Miscellaneous (Non-apparel items) and Departure Day Out
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    here is no need to take the 24oz bottle of shampoo. If you just can’t seem to pack in anything less than a 26” suitcase, start out by making a list of everything you think you need, then GET REAL. Make a block table that is divided into categories: Daytime, Nighttime, Accessories, Shoes, Miscellaneous (Non-apparel items) and Departure Day Outfit. If you travel often, I recommend saving a template so you can snap together a suitcase in no time. There are some items that you will need on every trip so why reinvent the wheel each time. When I traveled overseas extensively, I could pack for a trip the hour before I had to leave.

    So what do you need for a 10-day business trip? Here are some base lists to get you started.

    Daytime:

    5 bottom pieces (skirts or pants)
    2 blazers
    (Substitute 2 suits w/ 3 extra bottom pieces)
    6 blouses, tops or shirts (these can be mixed with your weekend wear also)
    2 pairs of dress shoes – make sure that at least one can be worn with pants and skirts
    Nighttime & Weekend:
    2 bottom pieces
    3 tops or shirts
    1 sweater or jacket if called for by weather
    1 pair of casual shoes
    1 more elegant outfit if you have a dressier event
    Unless the schedule calls for it, I don't recommend packing jeans. They are bulky and may not fit the social setting in which you are entering. Casual pants can be adapted more easily into any setting.

    Accessories Remember we said to mix and match. Well you don't want to look like you are wearing the same boring combo every day so change the look of an outfit by re-accessorizing. Accessories don't take up room in your luggage): Men – ties

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