How to Pack for a Winter Trip | Cold-Weather Travel & Layering Tips

I'm sharing my best tips to pack for a winter trip, so you're warm, stylish, and don't have to pay for multiple checked bags.

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[susie]

Another advantage about silk base layers is that they dry so fast. On my last trip to Canada I took a pair of merino thermals and 1 of silk. The silk 1s would dry overnight when handwashed, which was great bcos the merino take a lot longer.
And I didn't take jeans this last trip - too bulky. Wool pants and pleather pants take up less space and are much warmer.
I did take a blanket scarf and absolutely no regrets - mine has zips and can also be worn as a poncho or even a skirt. And it doubles as a blanket during longhaul flights

[leelens]

Loved the simple and practical presentation. The grid idea is so helpful when looking at destinations and weather!

[elskabee]

My theory was that good stockings with a dress or skirt would be a good option but as an Aussie it doesn't get close to freezing, so good to have a Canadian input! loved the other tips too

[chanellover]

So helpful! The illustrations were super helpful especially!!! Thanks for including those I loved this video 🥰

[essentialtravelitems]

Great video! Packing for a winter trip can be such a challenge, but you've shared some really helpful tips here. I love how you broke it down into different quadrants based on the weather and the nature of the trip. It's so important to choose the right footwear and outerwear to stay warm and comfortable. And your advice on layering under everything is spot on! The tips on pants, turtlenecks, and accessories are fantastic as well. Thanks for sharing your expertise and making winter packing seem less daunting! Keep up the great work!

[silviabarreto]

One of The best videos regarding this subject. Thanks!

[j-ru]

❤Best Video on YouTube for winter travel info!!! I'm going to New York City and I have watched a lot of packing videos in the past few days and this one beats them all!!!!

[ruthcardel]

Your video was super helpful! Thank you!

[anncat]

Thank you for the tips :) I'm plant-based so I favour bamboo or hemp base layers and socks - super cosy, breathable, warm, and also thin for layering. There are lots of good places to get these nowadays, but I do like Thought. Nicer for the planet and the animals. I've tried organic cotton and recycled bottle ones, I would definitely go for bamboo or hemp over these.

[verozarag]

You are amazing! You def saved my life

[noellelange]

Love the video, I needed something like as I am going Seoul, South Korea in Winter and want to be both stylish and warm. Also where are those white boots from? I love them!

[edithnamatovu]

I’m struggling to decide what to buy for my Tbilisi trip in December 😩😩

[ravenpotter]

I love traveling in winter because I have hide stuff in pockets. But it’s a nightmare to have everything fit in winter. I put jackets in those travel bags to make them smaller

[KenshoQuest]

Thanks for the tips! I'm a huge fan of Merino wool, but I still haven't tried silk base layers. Are there any particular brands you recommend for silk? 🌺Heidi

[gailwatson]

I live in the tropics going to UK for February 😮. We have next to no winter gear and will feel extra cold anyway!!

[Aprendologia]

Hello! Excellent video!
Would you let me use small parts of your video to prepare an English exercise?

[ahine]

Good vidéo! Want an extra challenge? A winter business trip (very formal)!😅 i’m going for a 7 days business trip in Poland in february, and I want to be carry on only. Any tips? 😊

[tequilitita]

whatd an alternative for a wool baselayer? especially socks? :)

[echeverriajess]

where do you usually get your turtle necks and dresses?

[Jo-btxr]

Oh I want to see physically how all these you mentioned fits in a small hand-held carry on😥😛