Louis Vuitton The Art Of Packing

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Louis Vuitton The Art Of Packing

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BAGS, LOUIS VUITTON

Louis Vuitton The Art Of Packing

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Do you want to learn how to properly pack your luggage? Or want to learn how to pack as efficient as possible so you can maximize the space? Learn it from the fashion house that have been designing and manufacturing suitcases since 1854 – Louis Vuitton.

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The Art Of Packing, Louis Vuitton will be using their classic suitcases – the Alzer, Pegase and Keepall to demonstrate and guide users through the experience of packing a suitcase. It shows all the essentials you need for traveling; your coat, shirts, wallets, clutches, dresses and even sunglasses, belts and two pair of shoes, and teach you step by step how to pack them all into a suitcase. The Art Of Packing is all about the packing your stuff at the right place and the right order.

Here’s The Art Of Packing Part 1:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta9INf-ZBJk&w=600&h=337]

The Pegase: The Pegase is a superbly functional rolling suitcase, which features several attractive advantages. It rolls, saving the strain of carrying heavy luggage. It is structured, protecting all the items inside. It has garment cover to hang a suit.

Tip #1: Opening the suitcase
For efficient packing, the first trick is to lay out everything needed for the trip in order to ensure that nothing gets forgotten and avoid having to repack. Open the suitcase, remove the garment cover and lift the clothing protection flaps out to the sides.

Tip #2: Heavy items – Pouch 1
The trick is to optimal packing is to place the heavy objects at the bottom of the suitcase. Start with the toiletries bag for example, which is generally quite heavy. For rolling luggage, it is important to remember to place the heavy objects towards the wheels.

Then place heavy items such as the cosmetics pouch in the bottom of the suitcase. Bear in mind that toiletries must not surpass 100 mls, therefore travel-size cosmetics are preferable.

Tip #3: Between the rails
The space around the two rails at the back of the Pegase can be used to optimize packing. Rolled up clothes such as jeans, t-shirts and knits fit nicely between the rails.

Tip #4: Curved Area
The space between the rolled-up items and toiletry kits is a perfect place for shoes, as there is a little curve for them to sit perfectly.

Put the shoes in separate felt bags, and then place them in the curved area, one on each side. Shoe trees or tissue paper can be used to protect the shoe; otherwise the space inside the shoe can be used for additional items, such as belts, accessories, and socks.

Tip #5: Small items
Accessories are generally rolled up and placed in a corner of the luggage in order to save space, however it is preferential for ties to be placed in a tie case which ensures the best protection for them.

Belts can be rolled up, and multiple belts can be rolled up very tight inside each other. Additional space in the corners is perfect for small items such as a tie case, rolled-up belts, a scarf and even chargers or other items.

Place items such as city guides against the rails so the structure of the suitcase as well as the rolled items around them help to protect them during the journey.

Accessories can also alternatively lay flat amongst the layers of clothing, as this helps to prevent the clothes from moving.

Items requiring additional security checks, for example a laptop, should be placed near the top to facilitate access.

Remaining small items such as sunglasses, hat, or gloves can be simply placed the top of the suitcase, at the handle end as they are light.

Tip #6: On The Top
Shirts can then be placed on the top. They can either be interlaced or separate in plastic bags. Shirts collars are to be unfolded in order to avoid additional creases.

Some additional space may remain for an extra knit, which can either be rolled up and put in a corner or placed flat. Flattening out the surface helps maximize space.

Tip #7: Garment Bag
The last item to be packed in the Pegase is the business suit. Place the pants on the hanger using the method to prevent them from slipping. Then simply add the jacket onto the hanger. Place the business suit in the garment cover, fold it over and then carefully place it on the top of the suitcase.

Here’s The Art Of Packing Part 2:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYMgpWhE364&w=600&h=337]

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