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Packing calculator: how many clothes to pack
Enter how many days you'll be away, the weather and your plans. The calculator counts your clothes with one simple rule: a top for every two days plus one, underwear and socks for every day plus a spare, and half as many pants as tops. Tick items off as you pack, or print the list.
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Runs in your browser. The counts follow one rule: a top for every two days plus one (up to 7), underwear and socks for every day plus a spare (up to 10), and half as many pants as tops.
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Questions
How many clothes should I pack for 10 days?
About 6 tops, 3 pairs of pants and 10 pairs of underwear and socks, plus sleepwear, one pair of everyday shoes and a light jacket. At 10 days or more, plan a laundry stop instead of packing more.
How many clothes should I pack for 2 weeks?
About 7 tops, 3 pairs of pants and 10 pairs of underwear and socks, with a laundry stop in the middle.
Does the weather change the count?
The counts stay the same; the weather adds items. Cold weather swaps the light jacket for a warm jacket, sweaters and warm socks, hot weather adds shorts, sandals and sun protection, and rain adds an umbrella and a rain jacket.
Is my list saved or sent anywhere?
No. The calculator runs in your browser. Print the list, or tick items off on the page as you pack.
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Updated October 12, 2026