Gallery: 24 Awesome Items That You'll Want for Your Pockets and Suitcase
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 Andy Barter | Set Design: Bryn Bowen Here's what to pack, and what to pack it in.
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 Naoya Fujishiro Heart Warmer There are sweatshirts, and then there's this sweatshirt. It's so thick and durable it's practically a jacket, with reinforced elbow panels, stitches bolstered by wide-gauge thread, and a double-walled hood. But be prepared to wait: It's almost always on back order. [American Giant Heavyweight Full Zip Hooded Sweatshirt](http://www.american-giant.com/?utm_source=Google+SEM&utm_medium=Branding+Keywords&utm_content=AG+Product&utm_campaign=Holiday+Media&gclid=CK3DjYXO9roCFS8OOgod4RkA3Q) | $89 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Modern Protection The older your luggage, the less likely it is to accommodate modern gadgetry. Incase's Hardshell Roller is designed to protect and organize your essential carry-on devices: A hard polycarbonate shell on the outside and dedicated compartments inside will fit and keep safe a 17-inch MacBook Pro and an iPad. [Incase EO Travel Hardshell Roller](http://www.amazon.com/Incase-Hardshell-Roller-Travel-Collection/dp/B0081IRG1E/ref=pd_rhf_se_p_tnr_1) | $300 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Watch Anything Whether you're in the boardroom or bored in your room, this 1.2-pound portable projector can really put on a show. Its wickerlike venting grille shelters some impressive features, like a 30,000-hour, 500-lumen LED and an onboard speaker. Because it has a built-in TV tuner and can read files from a USB drive, you don't even need an input source to use it. [LG PG65U Portable LED Projector](http://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-PG65U-Resolution-Integrated/dp/B00C197G0A) | $700 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Way Fairer Behind every printed map there's a basic design flaw: Refolding one properly is way too tough — unless, that is, it's a waterproof job from Palomar's Crumpled City series. Choose from 40 destinations worldwide, then just ball 'em up and cram them into your backpack. [Palomar Crumpled City Maps](http://www.palomarweb.com/web/tienda/products/view/5) | $20 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Sleep Easy The six LEDs inside this Remee sleep mask purportedly enhance your REM sleep. Who cares. It's the coolest-looking, most comfortable eye mask we could find. [Remee](http://sleepwithremee.com) | $95 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Sharp Shooter Smartphones take decent pictures, but the Sony Cyber-shot RX100 II is probably the best-ever camera that can fit in your pocket. Armed with a fast f/1.8 lens and a low-light-optimized sensor, it performs almost as well as a DSLR. [Sony Cyber-shot RX100 II](http://www.amazon.com/Sony-DSC-RX100M-Cyber-shot-Digital-Camera/dp/B00DM8R866/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385059534&sr=8-1&keywords=sony+rx100+ii) | $750 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Port-a-Party The inch-thick Mini Jambox's dimensions and oversize sound are only part of its appeal. The ultra-toteable Bluetooth speaker pairs with an iOS app that lets you consolidate your music playlists across multiple audio sources, like Spotify and iTunes. [Jawbone Mini Jambox](http://www.amazon.com/JAMBOX-Jawbone-Wireless-Bluetooth-Speaker/dp/B00DVKORX2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1385059386&sr=8-3&keywords=jambox+mini) | $180 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Small Sips It may not be Big Gulp-size, but it's just right for your suitcase. Collapsible and made of stainless steel, the Izola Sunrise telescopes into a shot glass or 2-ounce espresso cup. Perfect for great evenings or tough mornings. [Izola Sunrise Travel Cup](http://www.izola.com/products/sunrise-travel-cup) | $18 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Paper Trailer Ah, paper. Even if it's almost completely gone from your office workflow, it's still around — and you always seem to accumulate it when you're on the road. This accordion folder will keep the inside of your bag free from the clutter of receipts and souvenir pamphlets. [Hay Plissè Archive Accordion Folder by Scholten & Baijings](http://hayshop.dk/products/71-office/411-plisse/) | $27 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Please Do Not Use This on the Subway Your fingernails deserve better than endless gnawing. The stainless steel Klhip radically overhauls the run-of-the- mill nail clipper. Its lever and blade let your discarded trimmings rest where they lie rather than fly all over the place. [Klhip Ultimate Clipper With Tin Case](http://www.klhip.com/ultimate-clipper-with-tin-case.php) | $59 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Hearing Things These gorgeous cans back up their low-distortion, 40-mm, dynamic titanium drivers with incredible adjustability options: The beltlike headband fits even the weirdest noggins, you can switch between leather and synthetic earpads, and the cable locks into the earcup with a twist. [Aiaiai TMA-1 DJ Headphones](http://www.aiaiai.dk) | $220 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Cover Up This handmade felt pouch has a decidedly primitive look, but it's built for modern-day gear. It accepts an 11-inch MacBook Air or a full-size iPad, and it has compartments for your earbuds and cables. When emptied and laid flat, the inside pocket doubles as a mousepad. [Leibal 11+ Felt Case](http://store.leibal.com/products/11-felt-case) | $55 
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 Naoya Fujishiro Light Run Almost impossibly light and flexible, a pair of Hyperfeels won't eat up much space or add a lot of weight to your bag. The body of the shoe has elastic thread woven throughout for a snug fit, the insole is made of a proprietary foam that's cushiony and comfortable, and the ultrathin outsole has a wafflelike grid for traction. [Nike Free Hyperfeel](http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pw/running-hyperfeel-shoes/brkZ8yzZcny?cp=usns_kw_AL!1778!3!31513217702!e!!g!nike%20free%20hyperfeel) | $175 
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