MUJI - Small Black Packing Cube

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The top and bottom have a mesh front panel, allowing you to see what’s inside, ideal for when you’re trying to find toothpaste or some Tums after a long travel day. Together, the features provide excellent utility in a small package that punches well above its weight. The Californian brand has been going strong since 1975, and its pedigree is evident in the high-class design of its products.

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Do you ever find yourself sitting on your suitcase before a big trip, trying to squash it down enough to get the zipper closed? The back pouch is a nice spot to hold instructions you may need for medication while doubling as a discrete place to hide some cash. Zippered cubes used to segregate different items are a traveller’s essential, putting you on the fast track to packing perfection. They’re also incredibly versatile – we’ve lost count of the times we’ve misplaced items of clothing after using communal washing machines in homestays and hostels.We considered all aspects, whether it was the construction (we’re particularly keen on double and compression-style zips), rigidity (useful when it comes to more delicate items), and internal features, such as inner pockets. Travel cubes come in all shapes, sizes and materials, so what works for one traveller might not work for another. I'm excited to take this bag with me on longer trips where I'm certain it'll make packing a whole lot easier. I purchased a J Pillow when I took a trip to Japan; desperate to avoid jet lag, I needed to sleep on the plane for the entire 14 hour flight, and the J Pillow helped me to exactly that.

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Better yet, they're sustainably crafted from earth-friendly materials including FSC-certified food, recycled fabric, and post-consumer waste. For your gadgets and non-waterproof valuables, you’re best keeping them in one of the laundry pouches. In situations where you need to force an inordinate amount of luggage into a small carry-on case, a set of compression-style packing cubes will prove invaluable. Which size you choose should be down to how much you’re taking – certainly, if you’re packing for a trip longer than a week, those large sets look like the smart and cost-effective choice. The Corkcicle Tumbler is really sturdy with a slip-proof base and shatterproof lid plus it doubles as a flask for both hot and cold drinks.

They come with 3 size ear gels for a customisable fit, and a stash bag for keeping them tangle-free in your pocket.

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To save on space, only bring full outfits for each day or activity, so you won’t bring anything you won’t actually wear. That said, try to avoid rolling up any stiff or delicate pieces of clothing – anything made of cotton or linen would be a prime example of clothes that should be folded instead.For cat naps on car rides or a night's sleep on a flight, a comfy pillow (instead of a bundled up jumper wedged under your head! Opt for cubes that have generous areas of transparent mesh, which make accessing different items quick and easy.