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Eight Great Toiletry Bags

by kelly on 11/10/2008
toiletry bags

A good toiletry bag is an essential part of traveling well. Rather than finding the biggest one available, we prefer well-designed bags that not only hold our stuff but encourage us to lighten the load. We've selected some of our favorites below that we'd be happy to have by our side on our next trip.

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Eagle Creek Toiletry Kit Pack It Wallaby II for $35.
This bag's slim profile makes it great for packing flat.
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eBags Toiletry Kit Pack it Flat Toiletry Kitfor $27.99.
This thin bag comes with its own bottles to help you pack light.
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F1 Flight Dopp Kitt for $36.

These fun vintage-inspired dopp bags offer ample room for all your packing needs.

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F1 Spacepak Mini Toiletry for $30.

A great bag with bright interior that helps you spot exactly what you need.

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Muji Clear Pouch for £5.95.

Lightweight and transparent, this pouch keeps your things contained and in sight.

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Apple Bags from Etsy for $32.

Super durable oilcloth and a fun pattern make these two bags a fun, yet functional addition to your bag.

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bhive Toiletry Bag for $26.

These handmade bags by bhive are made of bright fabrics and are the perfect size for travel. Be sure to check out the smaller bags which would be great for makeup.

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Tenth Street's line of vinyl pouches for $5-11.

Choose from a whole array of sizes, from small to large and customize your storage.

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    Kate on Wednesday November 12, 2008 - 07:22 am.

    I *heart* the apple bags from Etsy.

    The sad thing is, though, I keep returning to zip-top bags because of the fact that they completely contain any possible spills. Completely un-chic and ultimately practical, a little of me dies each time I travel with my toiletries in one of them.

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    Kelsey on Monday November 17, 2008 - 01:44 pm.

    Some of these are so cute...but what I find hard is fitting the necessities into one small bag. When I'm on the road for awhile it feels like there is a whole pharmacy in my bag!

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    Elizabeth on Thursday November 20, 2008 - 05:31 pm.

    I use a small basic toiletry bag and a ziplock to prevent spills. It's hard to find a bag that's the right size. I'll have to look into a few of these though.

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