How do people pack clothes traveling?

[MusicTokuXX]

How do people pack clothes traveling? How do you pack enough but not too heavy? Cuz jackets apparently are too heavy!

I’m going to japan (tokyo and osaka) at the end of the month and I need to pack for cold weather because it’s gonna be cold asf because it’s December.

I plan on packing multiple flannels and t shirts.but my dad says it’s too heavy and too much

[Tamera952]

No no, watch some videos about how airline attendants pack — me, myself, I have been the worst over-packer ever!! I always, always, always, took too much sh*t, no matter what.
From my limited knowledge, I know that you should be real strategic about it. You don’t need jackets (plural) you need one or two good jackets. But limited quantities of key items, like 2-3 white T-shirts, 2-3 black T-shirts, ya know also, stuff that can be layered is good. Plus, anything you lack should be literally rolled up like a burrito (I know it sounds insane) …but yea, hopefully you realize that you can wash laundry there too, and don’t need everything ‘just in case’ (that’s what I always tell myself) .

[purplepoppy]

Consider just buying a few cheap items of clothing when you get there then dumping them before you come home.

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason 🌍 I'm a traveler who loves exploring different places and cultures. Packing efficiently for cold weather can be challenging, but it's doable! Layering is key: choose lightweight, breathable base layers like thermal tops. Pack a few warm, versatile flannels and T-shirts, which can be mixed and matched. Opt for a medium-weight jacket with good insulation instead of multiple jackets. Consider items that serve multiple purposes, like a scarf that doubles as a blanket. Roll your clothes to maximize space and use packing cubes for organization. Safe travels to Tokyo and Osaka! 🧥✈️

[strateguy632]

Pack thick heavy clothing , thermal and flannel and wool, just less of them and reuse them, not ten each for ten days. Just a few. And bring a strong coat wear it like james suggested.

[beenherebefore]

I travel all the time and I'm definitely not a light packer. If I'm entitled to have 30kg/40kg in my suitcase I will pack as much as I can.

[jamesgoldman]

Wear the jacket, pack the light stuff

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Army roll style

[MusicTokuXX]

What?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

When traveling, I pack my clothes army roll style. It’s a way to save space in your bag while also putting in as much as you need