so any fabrics that are spun on incredibly high twists that can fall back and that are natural that can breathe are are really really brilliant for travel it enables you to wear the garment throughout the day without it looking tired going into the evening so that that i think is really critical if your garments jackets trousers have been folded correctly shirts whatever and layered sometimes with tissue paper if if you can and have that time to be able to do that all of that will help and stop the creasing here we go very very simple for a blazer for a jacket lay it flat take your arms across the chest area fold once through and very simply then i'll fit pack it in your bag against the back of the case there very very simple this is a swiss pk now it's absolutely brilliant because it's been designed so that it can be worn out of the trouser and be made less formal it stretches and moves with you no man-made fiber whatsoever so it's very very comfortable these are the fabrics i was trying to describe really about why they are so superior in terms of use for travel but equally in terms of use for comfort as well one of the little secrets that i do have if you do arrive anywhere with creases is to put the said garment on via the shirt in this case and then get a hair dryer if it's got creases and turn the heat up really really high and then point the hairdryer at the crease and wave along it it will fall out with a little patience