Women’s Digital Nomad Packing List | Clothing & Toiletries For Minimalist Carry On Travel
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In this video, we’re excited to share the women’s focused clothing & toiletries for our digital nomad packing list with you. View the full list (including all of the unisex items) on our website:
0:00 – Intro
2:15 – Clothing & Accessories
13:59 – Toiletries & Personal Care
Watch the original digital nomad packing list:
We’ve had a ton of comments asking for a Women’s Digital Nomad Packing List, but of course we couldn’t just throw a list together without testing everything extensively first—it’s what we pride ourselves on here at Pack Hacker, actually testing gear—so every women’s focused item we’ve added has seen over one month of solid testing.
It’s also important to note that every item we’ve added still fits into the original bags and organizers. We decided to stick with the Aer Travel Pack 2 because even at full capacity it will work well on a smaller frame.
Aer Travel Pack 2 Video Review:
Aer Travel Pack 2 Written Review:
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What kind of packing list would you like us to do next?
I’d love choices for people allergic to wool or plus sized
Firebird I would like to see that as well, not sure if this channel would focus on that though. It would definitely be interesting and i would love to see a packing list for traveling with a pet in general
minimalist packing list for the city and a bit of the beach. I tend to visit my relatives during the summer in one big road trip and half of them live in the city while the other half near the beach. I always tend to bring a lot of stuff cuz walking through the streets are very different from walking on the beach. Not to mention all the survival gear i take with me as the area where they live is very prone to hurricanes/typhoons that cause floods and electricity black outs lasting up to a week. Any cheap multipurpose accessory suggestions would be great!
15 days for snow! But -7.6F. Not the typical 23F. In one small bag or a carry on
A minimalist packing for people who travel with pets/service animals. I see a lot of service animal teams take a lot of stuff, and I can imagine them cutting down on some of it to make it easier to carry it all…
“The siren bra […] is also supportive enough to wear for exercise if you wanted to go for a run […]”
*laughs in D cup*
Yep, I’m fat and I’d look and feel ridiculous with either one of those but I get the idea, I’ll look for something similar with more material to handle my additional mass. Thanks for the video <3
@Christen Scalfano, Do they carry any sizes larger than E?
Such as F/G/HH/I type sizes?
Nevermind I looked them up. They go up to XXL and up to G cup in size
@Robyn Gallagher, There are actually some videos dedicated specifically to larger women
Thanks for sharing, Christen! The Knix Evolution Bra is a great shout. You can check out our full review of it here: https://packhacker.com/travel-gear/knix/8-in-1-evolution-bra/
It sounds like you’ve really put it to the test and it’s awesome to hear that it’s still holding up well. We’ll definitely consider this for future packing lists too.
Best, Rebecca
@Pack Hacker Totally right! Bras are super personal and frame dependent. But, if you ever update this video, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you test out Knix evolution bra and Luxelift pullover bra. They’ve been the no-wire, roll-up staples of my E cup minimalist nomad life, and I can’t recommend them highly enough! Reversible in nude and black, super high quality, stood up to rickety washing machines and years of hard wash and wear, still good as new. Excellent value for price, ubeatable use to weigh ratio for those who need more support.
Women’s pockets are 47% smaller than men’s. I’ve written to lots of manufacturer’s and wish more women would do the same. If they don’t/can’t hold a cell phone then I won’t buy them.
The majority of my clothes now come from the mens sections of charity shops, and I seriously think it’s a marketing strategy to sell bags. Every jean should have big pockets, and every single jacket should have zipper pockets (RIP Iphone 5)
@missmayflower, Yep. Me too. Plus men’s clothing tends to be better quality
From She to Me I just buy men’s pants and shorts.
I am 6 feet and in my town there is only one store that has clothes that fit me. Usually I try 10-15 pairs of pants to find 1 or 2 that fit. I now elongate pockets. I have one pair of means that is a ‘mens’ jeans. My whole hand fits (I have big hands) and my phone fits. I love it!!
It sure is pocketarian! 🙌
– Rebecca
Drink everytime she says “Merino Wool”
#Lasing 🇵🇭
😂😄👍
– Rebecca
Shocked to see no diva or moon cup!
@Pack Hacker Hi, Rebecca. I use Diva Cup for other reasons. When I go surfing, I put keys and little money in a condom and put inside (of me…) and put the cup as the lid. I wonder if that makes sense, but that’s a hack outside of menstruation.
Or lunacup. Wow keep stuff in a condom inside with a cup ‘lid’. Why not. Great hack!!
We hear you Umi, it’s certainly handy for when you’re on the road! The moon cup is in our Earth-Friendly Sustainable Packing List – https://packhacker.com/packing-list/earth-friendly-sustainable-packing-list/ and we’re constantly on the lookout for different options, like the Thinx underwear, so that everyone can find a product that works well for them. Hope this helps! 😊👍
– Rebecca
Thanks for sharing Umi – is this a common hack for surfers? 😊
– Rebecca
I enjoyed this list and the eco-friendly list (I’m vegan). A couple of things I would add would be a water filtration system (a collapsible water bag wrapped around a Lifestraw) and one of those silicon devices (like a GoGirl) that allow women to pee standing up – there having been times when traveling when the bathroom facilities have been iffy at best. A small bottle of hand sanitizer would not be a bad idea either.
how about just standing above the toilets? instead of carrying something that big 🙂 also i’d personally feel quite stupid to carry that to the toilets, if someone would see me ^^’
Great suggestions here Cathy! We hear you, those devices come in super handy when you’re on the road. If you’re vegan, we also recommend checking out our Vegan Travel Guide https://packhacker.com/guide/vegan-world-travel-gear-guide/ – thanks for sharing your thoughts with us! 😊🙌
– Rebecca
That Venus razor now comes in a travel version that I love. The blade is the same but the handle is smaller and it comes in a nice case. It’s called Venus Snap
Hey Sailing queen – yes the Venus Snap is ideal for travel and the case comes in super handy too. We’re glad to hear it’s working well for you. Thanks for reaching out! 😊🙌
– Rebecca
Thanks for making the women’s version! I would have loved to see some dry shampoo included in the toiletries. It’s essential if you can’t (or don’t) shower every day! 😉
You got it elarwhis! Dry shampoo is a great shout – thanks for sharing! 😊🙌
– Rebecca
me: searches for packing tips for minimalists
me: sees woman wears/packs ALL BLACK
me: now…that’s my vibe
women want POCKETS!! great video.
Incredible ideas. I would just add a plastic compression bag for dirty clothes, a menstrual cup and sleep mask / essential oil based sleep aid and bug detergent.
Hey Papeeshka – we’re glad you’re digging the packing list, and thanks for sharing your travel tips with the community! We’ve tried and tested the Diva Cup https://packhacker.com/travel-gear/divacup/menstrual-cup/ and the THINX period-proof underwear which comes in super handy for travel, so we hear you! And, those sleeping essentials you mentioned can be a game-changer for those overnight flights and train rides. Happy travels! 😊🙌
– Rebecca
I loved your video. But as I am a plus size woman, I am having trouble finding these type of clothes that will fit me. Do you have a plus size woman who could come up with alternatives? We’re going to be going to Whistler BC for skiing. I would LOVE to trim my bags down to a couple instead of my normal 5-6.
I am over 6 feet. I see those clothes and see bare belly short sleeves and pant legs… my clothes usually are very expensive for nothing special. 110-130 euros for jeans or simple black pants.. ugh.
If you are plus sized, tall or very small like a friend if mine it’s not always easy.
Hey Samantha – thanks for your feedback and for sharing your thoughts with us. I’ll pass this info onto the team and we’ll definitely take this into consideration for our future packing lists. 😊
– Rebecca
Lmao love how dudes get boxers and we get a g string. Not comfortable.
Hey@Monique Chan – we’ve tested out the Uniqlo AIRism Ultra Seamless Bikini Shorts which you can check out in our full review here https://packhacker.com/travel-gear/uniqlo/airism-ultra-seamless-bikini-shorts/ 😊👍
– Rebecca
Do check out the Uniqlo AIRism seamless underwear series that are thin, comfy and dries easily. Really great for travel.
Hey Annika – we recommend using this list as a framework, so feel free to mix it up so that it works for you! 😊
– Rebecca
YESSS Tangle Teezer!
Wow, the wool over sweaters are on sale right now for $25, I bought 2!!
Thanks for sharing RuthAnne – let us know what you think of them when they arrive! 😊
– Rebecca
plus size clothes not only are obiouvsly larger and challenging to pack:most of the clothes showed in this video don’t even come in a XL or XXL size, so it goes sadly unuseful for plus size women..
Hey Seleapi – thanks for sharing, we’ll keep this in mind for our next packing list. 👍
– Rebecca
The layout & design – nice. It reminds me, of when I lived, in a – #GArage.
Gah why do minimalists always have THE most boring wardrobes!
Hey Flora – we recommend using this packing list as a framework that you can adapt to you and your use case. So, if you prefer a pop of color, feel free to mix it up. Hope this helps! 😊👍
– Rebecca
Would love to see some clothing suggestions for women allergic to wool.
That’s so interesting, I’d never considered that someone could be allergic to wool! Is it all wool? Do you know what about it your skin reacts to?
I second this, my skin can’t stand merino wool
Bamboo viscose might be a good choice? It doesn’t dry quite as quickly as merino & I don’t think it’s quite as warm, but if you do with thin layers you’ll be fine.
Sorona is another fabric I’ve seen mentioned, though I think you have a higher chance of finding it as a blended fabric with bamboo.
We hear you, Gina! We’re currently working on creating more packing lists, so stay tuned! 😊🙌
– Rebecca
This is random as hell but I love her accent
Thanks, An Actual Table – glad you’re digging it! 😊😄🙌
– Rebecca