Clothes you always take on holiday - just in case

[JackandDiane]

My SIL always takes a swimsuit everywhere just in case.
I once had a need for a fleece/sweater in Florida ( Dec 2012 was COLD) and so now always take a cashmere sweater EVERYWHERE

what do you always take with?

[Pisssssedofff]

A waterproof coat

[leccybill]

Scarf to cover up in case of visiting churches etc.

[botemp]

A large scarf- cotton/linen or wool depending on destination. Always useful, especially on a plane.

Flip flops- never like those complimentary towel ones in hotels which are useless around a pool/spa area. I always take them home for my aunt though, who collects them .

A bunch of elastic hair bands- such a pain if you're suddenly without and they're never quite the same elsewhere.

A bikini- doubles up as emergency underwear in a pinch and is quicker to wash and dry.

[brandyandsummergloves]

Black cardigan. Goes with everything and good for chilly evenings

[lasttimeround]

A kikoi - african version of a hammam towel with a bit less tassel. Use as a beach towel, scarf or skirt and as a cover inside suitcase keeps everything contained.

[DelphiniumBlue]

Flip flops,big scarf, denim jacket, hairband/clips.

[JackandDiane]

oh i never go anywhere that gives free flip flops!

Scarf probably a good plan too

[JackandDiane]

Denim jacket - not warm though, is it?

[Boolovessulley]

A towel and a tea towel.

[Toooldtobearsed]

We are just back from a 3 week tour around in the motorhome. Now, our motorhome is large, but has a very small wardrobe. My DH NEEDED, mind ou NEEDED to take 6 jackets, just in case 😮

I took a waterproof and a leather jacket.

Neither of us wore a coat in the entire 3 weeks 😂

[Boolovessulley]

Sorry just re read the title of the thread.
A lightweight cardigan.

[FinallyHere]

Silk thermals. They take up hardly any room and you can wear them underneath anything for warmth, making your outfits much more flexible.

[FrustratedFrugal]

A bikini and a pair of woolen socks.

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Black cotton cardigan
Thin scarf or bandana
Silver bangle - even if we're not going anywhere that requires dressing up, shoving a bangle and some lipstick on with a sundress or jeans makes me feel as if I've made an effort!

[bingohandjob]

Turkish towel - this summer I used it as a wrap on the plane, pic nic blanket, sarong, towel, skirt at pool, bag to carry shopping - the lot. £7 on eBay so don't mind giving it a hammering but even after all that, still looks like new. Washed every night, dries super quick.

[bingohandjob]

Oh, and a Uniqlo super lightweight down parka jacket - airplane pillow and great for chilly nights.

[lasttimeround]

Silk thermals and the fold up parka thing. Great ideas - and I already have the jacket just hadn't thought what a handy pillow it would make

[LockedOutOfMN]

Socks to wear in hotel room so I feel "relaxed" (not wearing shoes) but bare feet not touching floor.

Bikini.

Scarf for plane.

[JackandDiane]

god the uniqlo jacket is a brilliant idea. I wish I had brought one here

[JackandDiane]

always take my havaianas for hotels/hostels

[JackandDiane]

ive not got a silk vest but vests generally are a good idea.
I took one on a day trip to london the other day when i just wasn't sure

[dudsville]

Slip ons for airport, airplane, hotels, etc., comfortable but nice looking footwear for the rest. A cardigan/jacket, socks. Pj's that Cwm be worn comfortably in front of others without feeling on display!

[poppym12]

Socks to wear on the plane.

[RonaldMcDonald]

Short black t shirt dress

[Doyouthinktheysaurus]

Waterproof jacket
Waterproof trousers
A 'going out outfit'

We holiday up north normally and whilst my waterproofs normally see some action, we never go anywhere I'd need to dress up. Still, just in case.......