How to pack for a short trip - Permanent Style

How do you pack the minimum amount of clothes, yet get the maximum number of outfits? So they cover formal and casual, on and off-duty?
It's all about clothes that all work together. In this video British author and journalist Simon Crompton explains what he brings, with the help of Globe-Trotter.
For advice on packing the case itself, see previous video here:
• How to pack suits for ...

[@AndresOssa]

I am so pleased to see you back on video.

[@PermanentStyleLondon]

Cheers. Lots more content on the PS site

[@markwalker2995]

Excellent, more videos please Simon

[@jojoandthecats]

Well explained and in such a way that an individual might easily modify the choices, based on the underlying logic (for instance, I don't really use t-shirts for general wear).

[@simoncrompton8635]

Nice to hear, thank you

[@tonydeltablues]

Q. do you stuff you sock into your shoes as a make-shift 'shoe tree' ? Look forward to more videos. Regards Tony

[@PermanentStyleLondon]

Hey Tony, Yes! I usually have one pair of shoe trees with me, but a plastic one so it's not too heavy. But that's just for use when I'm at the destination. Socks are fine to put inside the shoes in the suitcase. Unless you're really over packing, they're not going to get crushed.

[@israelrules4123]

What suitcase is that ? Of everything in the video it is the best.

[@PermanentStyleLondon]

Nice to hear. It's mentioned in the product credits on the end slide

[@delvesdg]

@@PermanentStyleLondon Good day. can you provide a link. I am in the US and my search queries send me to Burlington Coat Factory's luggage department.

[@PermanentStyleLondon]

@@delvesdg Hi. As it says in the credits at the end, it's not available online, only in the Burlington Street store