Updated March 9  /  Marisol Ferrante

The master list

Everything, in one place. Do not use this as a packing list. Use it as the thing you cut a packing list out of.

People kept asking for one page they could print, so here it is, grouped by function rather than by trip. It is deliberately over-inclusive. A real trip uses maybe forty percent of it.

Worn or carried

• Heaviest shoes, jacket with zip pockets, sleepable trousers
• Passport or ID, one card in a pocket, one card elsewhere, keys minus the extras

Clothing

• Base layer, mid layer, wind shellSee shoulder season for why these three and not a coat.
• Tops to nights, bottoms x 2, sleep set, one dressier item
• Underwear and socks to nights minus one, plus one spare pair of socks in the day bag
• Swimwear, thin gloves, flat-packing hat, sunglasses

Washbag

• Shampoo bar in a tin, toothbrush, paste, stick deodorant, sunscreen
• Prescriptions in labelled boxes, painkillers, plasters, rehydration sachets
• Nail clippers, comb

Power and devices

• Phone, cable, two-port adapter, charged battery pack
• Headphones plus wired backup, films and podcasts downloaded
• Offline photo of the passport page, offline lost-card number

Bags and odds

• Foldable tote, dry bag, bin bags, shower cap for shoe soles
• Refillable bottle, non-sweet snack, salt if self-catering
• Gaffer tape round the battery pack, two safety pins, carabiner, pen

Car only

• Tyres and spare checked, oil, screenwash, wipers, jack located
• Paper map, torch, high-vis per person, warning triangle, coins
• Cooler with frozen bottles, hard cheese, board and knife, flask

House, before the door shuts

• Heating down not off, bin out, windows, perishables dealt with
• One person told where you are and when you are back
• Photograph of the hob and the front door

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If you print this, print it at 90 percent and it lands on one sheet.