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3 Ways to Pack Dresses

By Matthew Lynch
October 21, 2023
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Introduction:

Packing dresses for a trip can be tricky, as you want to maintain their original form and avoid wrinkling as much as possible. Luckily, there are various methods to pack your favorite dresses efficiently while ensuring they stay in good shape during your journey. In this article, we’ll discuss three ways to pack dresses for your next adventure.

1. Rolling Technique:

Rolling is a highly effective method for packing dresses, especially those made from wrinkle-resistant fabrics. This technique not only saves space in your luggage but also minimizes the chance of creasing.

– Lay the dress flat on a clean surface, ensuring there are no wrinkles.

– Fold the sleeves (if any) towards the center of the dress.

– Start rolling the dress from the bottom up tightly like a sleeping bag.

– Once rolled up completely, place it in your suitcase or packing cube, making sure to keep it snugly packed with other clothing items to prevent unrolling.

2. Folding Technique:

For more structured or formal dresses, folding may be a better option to maintain their shape during travel.

– Place a sheet of tissue paper on a flat surface.

– Lay the dress face-down on top of the tissue paper.

– Fold the sleeves towards the center and place another sheet of tissue paper over them to prevent creasing.

– Fold the dress in half or thirds (depending on its length), using tissue paper between each layer.

– Place folded dresses on top of each other in your suitcase with heavier items at the bottom and lighter ones on top.

3. Garment Bag Method:

For extremely delicate or expensive dresses, using a garment bag may be ideal. This method provides extra protection and helps retain their form.

– Hang your dress on a hanger and button or zip it up completely.

– Place a sheet of tissue paper or dry cleaning plastic between layers if packing multiple dresses in one garment bag.

– Fold the bottom half of the dress up to meet the top half, forming a U-shape.

– Secure the folded dress with a garment bag strap or tie (if available) to ensure it stays in place.

– Place the garment bag in your suitcase or carry it separately, depending on airline requirements and personal preference.

Conclusion:

Packing dresses doesn’t have to be a hassle when you have the right techniques at your disposal. By using the rolling, folding, or garment bag methods, you can keep your dresses looking fresh and fabulous during your travels. Choose the appropriate method based on your specific dresses and enjoy both an organized suitcase and beautiful outfits on your next trip.

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