I LOVED this video and the capsule you curated. So much long-term packing advice is geared towards backpackers or passport stamp collector who country hop every few days, so their wardrobes tend to be functional and utilitarian instead of styled and curated for short term urban living. I’m on my 3rd 2-month trip and my current capsule looks a LOT like yours, but my first 2 were DISASTERS 😂. With so much “long term travel” content out there advising people to pack 10-item wardrobes and 25 bikinis for a 1 month trip, videos like this one are refreshing and really missing from the discourse. Some of us ARE “digital nomading” in urban areas where real, everyday clothes are needed. I really appreciate your attention to detail and your thought process behind how and what you pack, including the extra bags that allow you to take side trips. You’ve given me a lot of inspiration and things to think about for my upcoming trip. Thank you for the great content! And DAMMIT those yellow Onitsuka’s have been discontinued for a while, and your video made me want them again but I can’t find anyone carrying my size anywhere!!! 😅
THANK YOUUUU for this comment! It always makes me so motivated to keep making content when it resonates with people and viewers are finding new and useful information in my videos! And nooo, I had no idea about the onitsukas, maybe they will be back!
@@TheCapsuleSuitcase I liked the video nevertheless! I was just curious what kind of design it would be, if it would be very different in style from what is available here.
@@user-fw5wb4rt2n Yeah, they were! It's quite hard to find the full line of Onitsuka Tiger shoes in Canada, so I bought another pair, this time the GSM SD model: www.onitsukatiger.com/jp/en-gl/product/gsm-sd/1183a803_101.html
I LOVED this video and the capsule you curated. So much long-term packing advice is geared towards backpackers or passport stamp collector who country hop every few days, so their wardrobes tend to be functional and utilitarian instead of styled and curated for short term urban living. I’m on my 3rd 2-month trip and my current capsule looks a LOT like yours, but my first 2 were DISASTERS 😂. With so much “long term travel” content out there advising people to pack 10-item wardrobes and 25 bikinis for a 1 month trip, videos like this one are refreshing and really missing from the discourse. Some of us ARE “digital nomading” in urban areas where real, everyday clothes are needed. I really appreciate your attention to detail and your thought process behind how and what you pack, including the extra bags that allow you to take side trips. You’ve given me a lot of inspiration and things to think about for my upcoming trip. Thank you for the great content! And DAMMIT those yellow Onitsuka’s have been discontinued for a while, and your video made me want them again but I can’t find anyone carrying my size anywhere!!! 😅
THANK YOUUUU for this comment! It always makes me so motivated to keep making content when it resonates with people and viewers are finding new and useful information in my videos! And nooo, I had no idea about the onitsukas, maybe they will be back!
@@TheCapsuleSuitcaseI think they're just not being sold in the US. boo! but I can order from Japan 😊
Wow ! Nice clip. Hope to see both of you soon.
The Thailand trip video I am working on will be even better!
Would love to see the new items you bought, the earrings and shoes!
Now I'm sorry I didn't include them! I am always flattered people care about the details but I will keep this in mind
@@TheCapsuleSuitcase I liked the video nevertheless! I was just curious what kind of design it would be, if it would be very different in style from what is available here.
@@user-fw5wb4rt2n Yeah, they were! It's quite hard to find the full line of Onitsuka Tiger shoes in Canada, so I bought another pair, this time the GSM SD model: www.onitsukatiger.com/jp/en-gl/product/gsm-sd/1183a803_101.html