Do you fold/roll a suit for airline travel?

[Timberridge]

Put 'em up Brit.

[PNWbrit]

Put 'em up Brit.

Let me take my blazer off and hang it up on a quality wooden hanger first.

[Parvo]

Let me take my blazer off and hang it up on a quality wooden hanger first.

Once my valet removes my tailored Stuart Hughes I'm ready to rumble.
But yes, if you're in 'Nam, get a tailored suit. Quality work and materials for a fraction of what it costs on Savile Row or in the US.

[iceman]

Wider choice of materials too.

[warthog]

Wider choice of materials too.

Caimen suit? Monkey? Mauled Fawn?
What kind of variety are we talking about?

We all know you would go for denim.

[ski-wpk]

I use a Patagonia full mass shoulder bag. Gets me through 3 days and 2 nights of work travel with a suit, blazer, pants, and a couple shirts. All folded carefully, all in plastic bags, never need to iron.

[riser4]

Speaking of luggage- this is the BEST thing I own right now for travel. This and the 22L daypack are all I will use for business and ski travel from now on.


https://evergoods.us/products/civic-transit-bag-40l

I got the black, since I don't want to look l like an astronaut.
I did Europe with the 40L, 22L, and the Away large carry on. I could have done it with just the 40L and 22L, but needed extra room for bringing wine and gifts home.

I wish I had that a bunch of years ago. Spendy though.

Whatever you do, DON'T buy this one on principle alone. What an obnoxious twat. Belongs in the shit that annoys thread. Insta culture. https://www.lifebeyondbordersblog.co...-baggage-fees/