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BHG Editors' Favorite Finds: Travel Essentials We Swear By
29.06.2023 - 22:07 / bhg.com / BHG Editors
Our editors are vacationing throughout the country this summer, and we've compiled our best travel essentials for you. Find your next go-to carry-on bag, or grab an outfit that's sure to keep you comfy—no matter how long your next flight.
We're sharing weekender bags, toiletry pouches, money-saving apps, and more. Whether you're wine tasting in Napa or on a family road trip through the Midwest, these items will help keep you comfortable, organized, and entertained while you're away.
Courtesy of Beis
«I love Beis as a luggage brand overall—all of their luggage has genius storage features and it's all gorgeous. I just took the Mini Weekender to Florida and it fit perfectly under the seat as a personal item, has shoe and laptop compartments, and has a pocket turned loop for securing it to your roller luggage bags.»
— Halee Miller, Editorial Assistant
Buy It: The Mini Weekender ($98, Beis)
Courtesy of Mark & Graham
«Skip the plastic bag when packing your carry-on. This clear pouch keeps liquids and toiletries organized, plus it's reusable, easy to clean, and comes in a variety of colors.»
— Caitlin Sole, Senior Home Editor
Buy It: Clear Pouch (from $25, Mark & Graham)
Courtesy of Patagonia
«I bought this jumpsuit so long ago that I'm actually (pleasantly!) surprised it's still sold, but this is my #1 go-to forever travel jumpsuit. The material is lightweight without feeling thin or flimsy, and it's much cuter than leggings. It's the perfect balance of comfort and sophistication, and I wear it on almost every trip. Years in, it's still in great shape, too, so it can hold up to pretty much any travel adventure, whether that's hours on a plane or being balled up in a suitcase for a few days.»
— Lauren Phillips, Associate Director, Special
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