You know that quiet moment of dread at the airport.
Not the flying part—the sizer part. You wheel your bag up to the gate, trying to look casual while that metal frame decides your mood for the day. You slide it in… and it doesn’t fit. The agent points at the screen: “That’ll be €70.” Not for a better seat. Not for comfort. Just because your bag is a few centimeters too big. And if you don’t want to pay? You do the other thing—you unzip your bag in front of a line of tired strangers, pushing down on sweaters, shoving jackets into corners, squeezing shoes into gaps, trying to make your life two sizes smaller in public.

Then you land, and the waiting starts. 25 minutes at the carousel becomes 35. You watch bag after bag circle past, wondering if yours is coming—or if it’s on a different flight, in a different city, starting its own vacation without you. And later, in the hotel, you do the final round: sitting on your suitcase, fighting the zipper, compressing with your body weight, hoping it closes without breaking. Clean clothes mixed with laundry. Wrinkles everywhere. Everything feels messier than it needs to be.

Travel shouldn’t feel like a negotiation with your luggage. That’s why we made PackMore a smarter way to pack for real life: work trips, family trips, and everything in between. In seconds, you compress what you’re bringing—so you can fit more without forcing it. You keep outfits organized. You separate clean and worn items. And you stop paying extra for the same suitcase problems, trip after trip.

More space. Less chaos. A calmer start to every journey.