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Statistically this is one of the busiest times of travel for
Americans.
The airports can be a nightmare and the trip to and from
your destination can damper the enjoyment of seeing loved ones.
Make your trip this Thanksgiving as seamless as possible; be
prepared, and pack your suitcase as smartly as you can so you can travel light,
getting in and out of the airports as smoothly as possible.
Think about what you’ll be doing; most of the time is spent
with family in a casual environment.
This is a trip where jeans, sweaters, and
boots are primarily being worn.
Take one
outfit that could be dressed up if everyone decided to get formal for the big
day, but most of your suitcase should be used for clothes that could be dressed
down if everyone decides on a family game of touch football.
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I suggest using this list as a packing guide:
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2 pairs of casual bottoms (like jeans)
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1 other bottom, (like dressier pants or a skirt)
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4 casual tops that can be layered
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1 dressier top that will also go well with jeans
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3 heavier tops like sweaters, vests or jackets
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1 outerwear coat
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1 boots
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1 pair of midi-formal shoes
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1 pair of athletic shoes
This should all fit in a carry-on size suitcase effortlessly
so you, with one bag can get around those overcrowded lines and through painful
airport security with ease.
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