What do you do with clothes/stuff?

sdianel wrote:
Layers, lightweight warm jacket, couple sweaters. You'd be surprised how few clothes you need. We joke about wearing the same thing 2 days in a row. At the next stop people didn't see us yesterday anyhow!! LOL

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All of our clothes are readily available in our closet and drawers. Nothing is stored or 'packed away'. Once you start your travels you'll soon find that you overpacked. Then you can do another round of downsizing.

We're always ready for Alaska or the beach. It's a casual, easy lifestyle.

We carry everything wih us. Paring down has not been hard since we have both lost about 20 lbs. on the road. We don't have much storage space, but we don't need a lot of clothes. Our unit is too small to let a lot of laundry build up.

dahkota wrote:
We carry four seasons of clothes with us. We layer extensively and take advantage of clothes made for backpackers (very light weight and double duty). We have cold gear we layer under regular jeans; pants that unzip into shorts; coats with zip out inner linings; long sleeve, fishing and desert, button up shirts that double as dinner out shirts. Spend up front for quality and they should last a very long time.

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That is pretty much what I do. I carry the usual foul weather gear, then I have a Insulated hunting jacket that will double for a lot of nasty weather use. First season you will pack entirely too much than down size from there, if you didn't wear it in the past six months, discard it.

We also keep a suitcase with warmer clothes and then if we need to fly someplace (3 times in the past year) we have a suitcase for that.
sue

Layers, lightweight warm jacket, couple sweaters. You'd be surprised how few clothes you need. We joke about wearing the same thing 2 days in a row. At the next stop people didn't see us yesterday anyhow!! LOL

Minimize! Get very quality insulated underwear then have 2 pair of jeans each, 2 pairs of shorts each, 1 coat each, T shirts for summer, then use the T shirts over insulated underwear with sweater/sweatshirt in layering for winter. 1 pair of boots each, 1 pair of nice sandals, 1 pair of flats for winter or summer, flipflops.

Multiply X 4 and that should max out your space!

We carry all 4-Seasons, since we live and work in all 4-S. Winter coats go in the under bed storage area in plastic bags. We also store Electric Blanket and Winter comforter under there.

Summer quilt comes out in the Spring and stays under the bed for the Winter. Has been very easy to switch the last 10 years.

We go north in the Summer and south in the Winter. We do not need cold Weather Clothing. We also do not have to winterize the RV.

mdamerell wrote:
Personally, I'd try to stay where it was warm so I would not need the other clothes :B

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Kinda was the whole reason for me to full time is to follow the sun.
I pack one light jacket and a couple of sweatshirts for what Floridan's call 'cold' weather. :W

We keep a few warm weather clothes but as others have said, most full timers follow the warm weather.