After 10 Years, This Is Still The Best Travel Clothing

After 10 years of living out of tribal backpacks, we get a lot of questions about our clothing. What do we wear, what's held up, and what's worth leaving behind. In this video, we'll answer your frequently asked questions and share exactly what's worked for us and what hasn't after 10 years on the road. We've talked a lot about capsule wardrobes over the years, and you've

road. We've talked a lot about capsule wardrobes over the years, and you've been wearing one for essentially 10 years at this point. Do you find them necessary? , for long-term travel, I would say yes, because that's how you pack less. If everything in your bag goes with everything else, then it's super

with everything else, then it's super easy to pair things together and have variation when you have a limited number of clothing items. Yeah. What was the biggest difficulty in building that capsule wardrobe? Veering away from black for me, I feel I just wear black a lot cuz it's

I just wear black a lot cuz it's so easy to match and it's so easy for those pieces to go with one another. But it was it got really wild when I started throwing grays and blues in there. an identity. It was an identity crisis really. Yeah, I found a lot when we were building our

I found a lot when we were building our packing lists, it was difficult to find colorways that worked well together. So, we would often find a pair of pants or a couple pairs of pants in a color scheme and then pair all of our tops with those, but we would go more basic with the bottoms and get more fun with the

the bottoms and get more fun with the tops or vice versa. That a little bit easier. Well, you're also really good at it. So, I had 10 years as a designer before this and I did everything in grayscale and black and white cuz for me it was more about the layout and the form and selecting colors was always a weakness of mine. So, when you came into

weakness of mine. So, when you came into the scene, I think we had a lot better color variation and things and pieces that just went with one another. So, yeah, definitely. I think you blend in a little bit more too if you look a little bit more casual with more colors. I worked retail. That's really my claim to fame. Well, so did I. I didn't get those

worked retail. That's really my claim to fame. Well, so did I. I didn't get those skills. , well, maybe I'm a specialist. Yeah. So, rapid fire outfit if you had to pick one. Top. Outlier ultra fine marino t-shirt. Pants. Outlier. Some nugies. Jacket. Patagonia nanopou. Underwear. Woolen prints boxer briefs.

Jacket. Patagonia nanopou. Underwear. Woolen prints boxer briefs. Socks. Anything from Darn Tough. Belt. Arcade Alice. What about shoes? Vivo barefoot raw. M. Hat for a hat. Getaway or I twist up a minus 33 neck gator. What about hoodie? Unbounds travel hoodie.

What about hoodie? Unbounds travel hoodie. M. You've been using that for a really long time. Long time. I've got it in every color way. So, most of those items are marino wool. Would you say that's the primary material that you look for when you're looking for travel clothing? Definitely my go-to fabric for travel. Yeah. What makes it so great? , I think a couple things. So, one,

, I think a couple things. So, one, it's odor resistant, so you can wear it a couple times between washes, which is great when you're traveling, so you don't have to just sit there and do laundry or overpack and pay more for checked luggage fees. That's how I was able to travel for 2 years with just three t-shirts.

three t-shirts. And in that same vein, it's moisture wicking, too. So when you're in different climates, you're not as sweaty or it helps regulate your body temperature a little bit. Definitely. Yeah. Yeah. Because we when we were traveling in Bangkok, it was you only have a few outfits with you, but it was a

few outfits with you, but it was a little humid and even myself, I get pretty roasty toasty and I was , " , okay. I'm feeling good." And with the wrinkle resistance, too, you don't have to worry about it looking really bad when you pull it out of your carry-on. Yeah. Yeah. It's not something linen, which I know a lot of people

linen, which I know a lot of people were on a trip. I love linen. It's very comfortable, but gives a ton of wrinkles. , Marino is just naturally anti-rinkle and it's super soft to the touch, too. So, that's another benefit. But, as long as when you wash it, you just lay it flat to dry, no more wrinkles. And you've had a lot of your marino wool

wrinkles. And you've had a lot of your marino wool items for a really long time, especially that compact travel hoodie from Unbound. Yes, from Unbound Marino. This video sponsor. I'm super pumped that they're sponsoring this because I've been using that hoodie for the past 3 years or maybe four when we added it to our digital in my packing list. And every

digital in my packing list. And every single year when we refresh that list, I get a whole new order of a bunch of new travel hoodies and through testing that continues to be the reigning champ. It is the smallest packed hoodie, but it still keeps you warm and it's made of marino wool, so it's got all those great qualities that we had

made of marino wool, so it's got all those great qualities that we had just discussed. Yeah. And it has a very timeless look to it as well. I think Unbound Marino does that really well. I think what Unbound has done is they've created a line of everyday wear out of Marino because with Marino, a lot of

clothing has been for more active wear. I used to wear a hoodie that was for runners and it looked that. But I think Unbound does a really great job at having a whole line of just casual everyday wear. And they also are this video sponsor which is very convenient. Unbel Marino has teas and hoodies and button-ups and all of their apparel is

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pack lighter, head to UNBO's site at the link below to stock up on marino wool clothing before your next trip. One of the major questions people have is how you wash that clothing when you're on the road since you're traveling with less items. What's your process ? Yeah. So, , one way is just by doing a lot of sink laundry. Depending on if I'm going to be a little