The Brand a Stylist Packs More Than Any Other for Europe
Last April I shared a packing reel for Europe that took off, and the number one question in my DMs was what brand I was making all the outfits with. Quince is the brand a stylist packs more than any other for Europe, and this summer it is in both suitcases. Mine and Jared’s. The brand that makes it look like you always fly first class, without the price tag that would make you nervous to actually travel in it. My Quince edit works for any summer wardrobe, Italy-bound or not.
Packing For Europe | My Quince Picks
1. Cotton Dress
I’m packing this $59 dress for Europe, and a dress like this is one of the key pieces on my Sudoku on steroids capsule checklist — organic cotton that’s naturally wrinkle-free, breathable enough for an Italian summer, and styled as a dress or a skirt depending on the version of you on vacation.
100% Organic cotton dresses
2. Linen Shorts
European linen puts itself on the checklist. Perfectly appropriate for every trip to Italy, and good for the guys too. You’ll be glad you brought them the moment the heat hits. These are shorts for grown-ups, with a forgiving elastic waist that hides the extra carbs you’ll be eating, pockets, and a matching button-up or blazer that converts this stylish summer staple into a full outfit.
quince Linen for women
3. Cardigan
A cardigan is on the carry-on capsule checklist and maybe my favorite travel essential of all time. Made with quality Grade A Mongolian cashmere that’s breathable and soft enough to wear against bare skin. Its oversized counterpart has appeared in multiple capsules. Two pieces I actually own in multiples! I linked two more designer-inspired summer styles you’ll wear for the next 10 years too!
Summer Sweaters
3. Oversized Button-Up
The most versatile piece in this capsule. Wear it open over a tank, tucked into shorts, or tied at the waist. I’ve styled this exact oversized silhouette in my TM capsules. Quince offers the best options in European linen, organic gauze cotton, and crisp poplin, solid staples and neutral print stripes that work with everything else in this edit.
4. Blazer
More than 60,000 requests for the link last year, and it’s finally back in stock. Identical to Veronica Beard’s scuba blazer at $645, this one is under $100, with dickey collars that give you a layered look without the bulk. The stretch fabric is made for travel, versatile enough to wear with jeans, joggers, or track pants, and polished enough for your first night in Italy. The smartest travel outfit you’ll put together this summer.
5. Bags
I wish all of my handbags could be designer, but these styles from Quince are quite convincing. Made in the same signature shapes, woven textures, and Italian leather their designer counterparts are known for, for thousands less. From everyday totes to convertible shoulder bags, these are the epitome of quiet luxury, and nobody at dinner will know the difference.
6. Luggage
Lightweight, durable, sold separately or as a set, and available in colors you can spot in a sea of black. I took the large to Paris and I’ve already practiced packing the carry-on for Italy. I even added a stylish MZ Wallace inspired quilted nylon tote with a trolley strap on top for more room.
His Quince Carryon

It makes me laugh that Jared is packing more than me. What makes me proud is that he will still be under the weight limit and will never once stand in front of his carry-on wondering what goes together. The foundation is an interchangeable mix of solid lightweight luxe separates, casual pieces for the plane, luxe linen looks that transition easily to dinner alfresco, and a few neutral striped accents to add interest.
1. Linen Bottoms

These quality European linen bottoms look sexy and stylish in any style. Jared is taking a pair of shorts and drawstring pants that go from day to night, boat to bistro, paired with a cotton tee or a matching linen shirt.
2. Long Sleeve Linen Shirt
None of the last lines sound like me try again or leave out completely.This is good Every man needs a quality white linen long sleeve shirt for summer, and this one is under $45. Jared is wearing his tucked into linen shorts for dinner and unbuttoned over a tank during the day.
3. Short Sleeve Linen Shirt
His tee shirt on steroids and the top his body barely touches, which in Italy’s heat means more than one wear before washing. One solid flax color to match his linen pants and two iconic short sleeve striped styles that have summer written all over them.
4. Crew Neck Tees
No goofy graphics. Quality organic cotton and performance fabric tees under $30 in complementary colors that pair with everything else in his capsule.
5. Flowknits

Made for the gym rat but styled for everywhere else. Insanely soft Flowknit fabric packed with performance features like moisture-wicking and anti-odor, built for next-level comfort and everyday wear. Jared is a VUORI man, and this is the only other brand joining him in Italy. Comfort and quality are non-negotiable, and both deliver.

Packing cubes are against my religion, quote me on that. When a fabric can go from suitcase to cobblestones without looking like it gave up somewhere over the Atlantic, it belongs in the bag. These quality designer-inspired picks from Quince pass for luxury at every price point. The kind of luxe pieces that make you pass for local, ones you will reach for on repeat because you want to, not because your suitcase left you no choice. Get 5 samples of my 11 piece checklist that inspired this edit and up to 186 outfits you can make with them HERE.








