Travelling clothes, Pickpocketproof clothing updates, Clever clothes, Clothing Arts, Craghoppers, Noslife, Insect Repellents, 519



Travellers have assorted needs.

1 Security. 

Clothing and Luggage To avoid and prevent thieves.

2 Safety. 

To guard against accidents and breakage.

3 Clothing & Health.

 To avoid insects, mosquitos, food poisoning.

4 Sunscreen 

To protect against too much sun. Close weave clothing.

1 Let's start with preventing theft.

Warning sign from Ypsilon, taken in Tallinn, capital of Estonia. 

1 Pickpocketproof clothing comes from the USA. It features dummy pockets and concealed pockets. Their blog has stories of customers who have foiled would be pickpockets. Their best seller seems to be the pants for men. for ladies there are simple dresses and short skirts. Not much variety of styles and colours. Except for the men's shirts. Two or three muted colours. But perhaps on a train overseas you don't want to attract attention or to look overdressed. The items are also quick overnight dry so you don't always need a second one whilst the first one is drying out.

1 Look for the company Clothing Arts in the USA.

1 Another in the USA Is Clever

1/3/4 Craghoppers is in the UK.

You can find a few second hand items in other countries.

Other useful clothing for travellers is anti mosquito aroma or insect-barrier woven clothing.

3 Nosilife. From Amazon.

Useful Websites

1 https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Pickpockets

1 blue tank top with two high breast pockets about thirty pounds on Amazon in three colours. I liked blue.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00L5PANOW/ref=sspa_dk_detail_1?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B00L5PANOW&pd_rd_w=6SOMZ&content-id=amzn1.sym.00b0073a-c363-4c4d-a2c8-d51ea12ea8c0&pf_rd

3 https://www.purpleturtle.co.uk/natural-insect-repellents/

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