Considered essentials for journeys near and far.

Packing bags

Toiletries, kept in order.

A clear, compact toiletry quart bag gives travel-size liquids and daily care essentials a dedicated place from home to security and beyond.

Travel-size personal care bottles arranged neatly on a light surface

A calm carry-on

Keep the small essentials easy to find.

A dedicated quart bag separates liquid items from the rest of your luggage, making the security tray and the first night away feel a little more straightforward.

Build your kit

Three ways to organize toiletries

Small refillable travel bottles for personal care products
Liquids

The clear quart bag

Use a transparent bag for travel-size liquids, creams and gels that may need to be presented during screening.

Organized toiletry pouch with everyday travel care items
Daily routine

The wash bag

Reserve a separate pouch for dry toiletries and routine items that can stay packed between journeys.

Folded clothing and travel accessories arranged in a suitcase
Packing layer

The final check

Place your toiletry bag near the top of a carry-on so it can be reached without unpacking everything else.

Minimal personal care items arranged for a trip

A useful routine

Pack only what the journey asks for.

A thoughtful toiletry kit is less about adding more products and more about choosing the few you will reach for. Decant where useful, close every lid securely, and leave room for the trip itself.

  1. 01Choose travel-ready sizes
    Keep liquid items compact and review your carrier or airport guidance before departure.
  2. 02Separate liquids from dry goods
    Use the quart bag for items that may need to be removed at security, then keep the rest in a small wash bag.
  3. 03Make it easy to reach
    Pack the bag toward the top of your carry-on, alongside documents and other departure essentials.

Before departure

Plan for the security tray.

Requirements for liquids can vary by airport, route and screening technology. A transparent, resealable bag helps keep the process clear, but checking the current guidance for your departure point remains the best preparation.

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Carry-on checklist

A considered quart bag.

  • —Travel-size liquid and gel items
  • —Secure lids and sealed containers
  • —A clear, resealable outer bag
  • —Easy access within your carry-on

How we work

A practical point of view for travel.

Consider the route

We begin with the parts of travel that ask the most of your gear.

Focus the edit

Explore categories in a clear, useful order rather than an endless aisle.

Pack your way

Use guides and product groups to assemble a kit that fits your plans.

Useful answers

Toiletry bag questions

A few useful prompts for arranging personal care essentials in your carry-on.

Why use a clear toiletry quart bag?

A clear bag keeps travel-size liquids together and makes them easier to identify when security screening asks for them to be presented separately.

What should go in a toiletry quart bag?

Place liquid, gel and cream personal-care products inside. Dry items can be kept in a separate wash bag or pouch.

Should I check liquid rules before flying?

Yes. Carrier, airport and destination guidance can vary, so confirm the current requirements before you pack.

How can I prevent leaks in my bag?

Close lids firmly, use well-sealed containers and keep the quart bag upright where possible. A resealable outer bag adds a useful layer of containment.

Where should I pack my toiletry bag?

Keep it near the top of a carry-on or in an outer compartment that is easy to reach while preparing for screening.

What else helps keep a carry-on organized?

Use packing bags for clothing and small items, then browse travel ID holders for documents that need to stay close.