how to use compression packing cubes
sort. pack. compress.
Three simple steps to reduce clothing bulk by up to 30% and keep suitcase chaos contained.
three steps to a calmer suitcase
step 1 — sort
Group similar items together before you start packing.
Think: T-shirts, trousers, underwear, swimwear and bulkier layers. It doesn’t need to be perfect—just organised enough that you know where everything is.
step 2 — pack
Fold your clothes and place them inside the most suitable cube.
Keep similar items together and fill the cube without forcing it. Once everything is inside, close the main zip as you normally would.
step 3 — compress
Use the second zip to reduce the bulk of your packed clothes.
Move the zip slowly and evenly around the cube, gently pressing down as you go. Don’t force it around corners—give the fabric a little room, then keep going.
choose your set
2 pack — bulky pieces
Includes: 2 × large
Made for the pieces that take up the most room. Two large cubes help compress coats, jumpers and other bulky clothing, or add extra capacity to your existing set.
4 pack — carry-on
Includes: 2 × medium and 2 × small
Our carry-on go-to for weekends and trips of 3–5 days. Ideal for separating outfits, underwear, swimwear and everyday essentials.
designed to work together
The small and medium cubes placed side by side match the footprint of one large cube, helping you create a balanced layout inside your suitcase.
No awkward gaps
Mix and match the sizes for your trip
Everything contained and easy to find
FAQs
what are compression packing cubes?
Compression packing cubes are suitcase organisers with a second zip that reduces the bulk of your packed clothes. They help separate your belongings while making better use of the space inside your suitcase.
how do compression packing cubes reduce bulk?
Pack and close the cube using the main zip, then slowly close the second compression zip. This draws the sides together and reduces excess volume, helping clothing take up to 30% less space.
how full should I pack each cube?
Fill the cube comfortably without forcing the main zip closed. Leaving a little movement in the fabric makes the compression zip easier to use and gives you a neater result.
should I fold or roll my clothes?
Either can work, but neatly folding clothes creates an even base and makes the cube easier to compress. The best method is the one that works for your clothes and the way you like to pack.
do compression packing cubes make luggage lighter?
No. Compression cubes reduce bulk rather than weight, so it is still important to check your airline’s luggage allowance. They simply help you use the available space more effectively.
are compression packing cubes worth it?
If you want a suitcase that stays organised and is easier to unpack, yes. They keep similar items together, create more usable room and mean less rummaging when you reach your destination.
ready to pack your way?
Choose the set that suits your trip—and take the extra outfit.