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Clothing List..


Guest Anderson19

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I know we have the uber list for generally everything just wondering how much clothing people take..

I'm looking at.

1 Waterproof Coat

1 light k-way waterproof

1 emergency poncho

2 Jumpers

6 T shirts

1 waterproof trousers

3 maybe 4 shorts.

5 Socks

5 pants

2/3 welly socks

1 pair of Wellys

1 pair of trainers.

Seems a lot!

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I reckon OP is about right. I may be taking a bit less than this, but decent waterproof outers, loads of socks and a change of T-shirt/pants every day is the basics.

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Usually I do:

1 x Waterproof jacket (This year an army poncho :D)

1x Hoody for the evening

5x T-Shirt (6 if if you include my t-shirt on the Wednesday)

2x Cargo 3/4 lengths. (Best of both worlds between shorts and full lengths for the evening!)

5xPants

5xSocks

1xHat

And I usually stick a pair of jeans in the back of the car for a quick change before we set off or if my other clothes happen to become to sodden. Might chuck ina couple of cotton short sleeved shirts to.

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I'm the master at packing light, my friends find it funny how little i need when going on holiday usually, but for Glastobury i reckon this shall suffice.

2 x Jeans

2 x Shorts

clean t-shirt for each day +1 spare

clean pants and socks for each day, +2 extras.

1 x pair of trainers

1 x pair of wellies

1 x water/wind proof jacket

1x pair of sunglasses

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I always bring walking trousers that have the detachable legs so can become shorts in good weather. For girls leggings are a great option as they pack really small and are good for lots of types of weather. This time I'm taking way too much (the advantages of being in a motor home)

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mmm I reckon -

1 pair of jeans (travel down and go home in)

2 pairs of shorts

7 t shirts (one for each day)

1 tracksuit top

1 k-way waterproof kagoul

7 pairs of undercrackers

14 pairs of socks (double up when wearing wellies to avoid the rub)

1 pair of trainers

1 pair of walking boots

1 pair of wellies

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5 emergency ponchos (better than kagouls as once rain stops you can sit on them then chuck em in a bin)

1 Lightweight fleece

1 Hoodie

6 T shirts

1 combat trousers

3 shorts.

6 Socks

6 pants

2 Welly socks

1 pair of Wellies

1 pair of trainers (old and comfy type)

Plus "emergency kit" in car (pair of jeans, undercrackers, socks + t-shirt)

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kagoule

2 leggings

3 thick coloured/patterned tights

1 shorts

1 little dress

1 little skirt

2 jumpers

2 strappy tops

2 t shirts

5 bra/kicker sets

5 big socks

5 trainer socks

walking boots

converse

something to sleep in

hat

scarf

belt

That seems like more than I thought yet I'm sure I've forgotten something!

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My top tip - jogging trousers and top (plus thick socks) from Primark for the cold nights... you'll need it when your teeth start chattering.

Less fun when you wake up in it all with a hangover and the tent going thermonuclear, but there you go.

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All always take a pair of jeans, think I will pack:

5/6 boxers

10 socks as I wear 2 at a time in wellies

5 tshirt

2 shorts

2 long sleave tshirt

Couple of thin jumpers

Hoodie

2 vests

Wellies

Trainers

Water proofs (wont need them)

Is anyone doing fancy dress? I got a cool costume that I made and wore in 2011 as long as the r word stays away I will be wearing it again

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