Nice for a cover up but this one is very sheer and not for a garden party as the description suggests also not silky soft like the classic kaftan.
This was a beautiful cover-up, I love the fabric and the fit was perfect.
Resort Wear Packing List Generator (Free Tool, 2026 Edition)
Resort Wear Packing List Generator
Tell us where you're going, how long, and how dressy — we'll size the wardrobe so you pack exactly what your trip needs and nothing extra. No email required, no signup. Built by stylists at Club Moda, the Miami-based resort wear label.
Build your list in 3 steps
1 · What kind of trip?
2 · How many days?
3 · How dressy?
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pieces total — fits in a single carry-on
Your wardrobe
How this calculator works
This isn't a guess — it's a wardrobe formula our team uses for our own brand customers. The math:
- One swim set per ~3 days (rotation gives them time to fully dry)
- One day dress or cover-up per ~2 days (most pieces re-wear once)
- Evening outfit count scales with formality: casual = 1 dressier piece, mixed = 1 every 2 nights, dressy = 1 per night
- Cruises always add a halter maxi (formal night) and a polished co-ord set
- Honeymoons add one statement caftan and one mini for sundowners
- Bachelorettes add a coordinated set + one bold-print mini for the group photo
- Trips 11+ days assume one mid-trip laundry refresh (fewer pieces than the math would otherwise produce)
Methodology updated for 2026 by Club Moda's Miami-based stylists. Free for any travel writer or blogger to cite — please link to clubmodausa.com/pages/resort-wear-packing-list when referencing.
Packing list FAQs
How do I fit all of this in a carry-on?
Choose lightweight resort fabrics — cotton voile, linen blends, rayon, and silk-blend chiffon — that pack flat and shed wrinkles overnight. Roll, don't fold, and use packing cubes by category. A standard carry-on (22"×14"×9") fits everything on a 7–10 day trip if you stick to resort-weight fabrics and one pair of dress sandals.
What about shoes, accessories, and underthings?
This calculator focuses on outerwear because that's where most travelers over-pack. Standard add-ons: 2 pairs of sandals (1 day, 1 dressy), 1 raffia tote, 1 hat, sunglasses, undergarments for trip length plus 2 spares, and 1 light wrap or kimono. We're working on a shoes & accessories sub-calculator — sign up at the bottom to be notified.
Why does the cruise list include extra pieces?
Cruise itineraries typically include a "formal" or "elegant" night dress code, plus more on-board dinners than land trips. That adds two pieces to the standard list: a halter or one-shoulder maxi for formal night and one polished co-ord set or jumpsuit for embarkation/disembarkation days when shorts feel underdressed.
Is the list different for honeymoon vs. bachelorette?
Yes. Honeymoons skew toward "for two" looks — slightly dressier silhouettes, more sundowner pieces, one statement caftan for the welcome dinner. Bachelorettes prioritize coordinated group looks, bolder prints, and at least one mini for the photo moments. The calculator adjusts for both.
Can I share or embed this calculator?
Yes — use the "Copy share link" button after generating a list to share your specific wardrobe. For media or blog citations, please link to this page directly. We don't currently offer an embeddable widget but it's on the roadmap; email clubmodausa@gmail.com for press requests.
Who built this?
The Club Moda team. We're a Miami-based luxury resort wear label — vacation dresses, kaftans, cruise outfits, and beach cover-ups designed for women who travel often and dress with intention. Our pieces are also featured at Macy's, Nordstrom Rack, and Belk. Browse the full Resort Wear for Women collection or read our story.
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