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College Move-In Day Hacks -The Comprehensive 2021 Guide
From move-in day college essentials all the way down to what you should wear the day of, preparation is key to an efficient, stress-free move into your dorm or residence hall.
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Whether you’re an incoming college freshman, a sophomore who was never able to move out of the house last year, or just a college student excited to see their friends again in person, it’s more important than ever to begin preparing for your momentous college move-in day now.
From move in day college essentials all the way down to what you should wear the day of, preparation is key to an efficient, stress-free move into your dorm or residence hall.
College Move-In Day Tips
The biggest problem with planning for your big day always lies in where to start. Should you organize packing first? What about your roommate(s)? Wait, is parking even available near your dorm?
With all the anticipation that comes with move-in day, remember to take a step back and a deep breath.
Everything will get done on time, and, if not, it’s okay! Before you know it, you’ll be moved in and enjoying the excitement of your new college space.
But before we get too far ahead of ourselves, here are 10 college move-in day tips, ordered chronologically! Treat it like a move-in day schedule of sorts, and feel free to print this article out so you can check everything off.
1. Plan With Your Roommate
The first major thing you’ll need to do is check in with your assigned or chosen roommate(s). Better yet, if you know who you’ll be sharing your entire suite or apartment with, it would help tremendously to get into contact with them, too.
A lot of colleges provide contact information on their housing websites, so feel free to reach out. After all, you’ll most likely be living with them for the next year (or more!).
Creating a group chat with everyone helps with setting up a consistent mode of communication.
As an undergraduate senior at the University of California, San Diego, I’ve heard enough horror stories of miscommunications with roommates. You can easily avoid all the drama by talking with them now.
As for important questions to ask or discussions to have with your future roommate(s), I’ve provided a list of valuable topics below:
- Who wants which bed/closet/desk? Be sure to check with your college for a layout of your room.
- Who’s bringing what? You don’t want everyone to bring Brita filters when you can all just share. Consider and ask which items can be shared among all of you to save money and time.
- When is everyone planning or scheduled to move in? It can be helpful to compare with your roommate(s) so that you can easily coordinate move-in times. Moving in at the same time might create a bit of chaos with your families squeezed into the same dorm room.
2. Prepare Necessary Information & Documents
Review all the personal information you need to check in on the day you move in. Many colleges post a list of documents on their website, so be sure to double-check before you leave your house.
Usually, college move-in day volunteers will ask you to show some form of ID and then require you to fill out registration paperwork.
It would be beneficial to have emergency contact information on hand as well as any confirmation or ID numbers the school might have emailed or sent to you in advance.
It’s especially important to know and stick to the specific schedule that your college might have personally laid out for you.
If your school doesn’t provide that, plan out a timed schedule for yourself according to your designated move-in day and time.
Colleges often assign a move-in time for students in order to prevent them from arriving in huge droves and overwhelming volunteers.
3. Location, Location & Parking!
When you first arrive on campus, getting lost is the last thing you want to deal with.
Researching or even printing out multiple maps (in case you lose one) of the college campus can easily help you to trace out the path you and/or your family can take.
If you already know which building or general area you’ll be living in, you can also start planning for where you might park or where your family can drop you off and unload some items.
Remember to check your parking or drop-off zone with reference to your dorm. That way, you won’t be lugging your items across a huge stretch of campus.
4. Order/Ship Items You Don’t Need Right Away
While this tip can especially help out-of-state or international students, it also applies to those preparing for a road trip to campus.
Before you even leave for college, you can start organizing what items you want to take on the trip and what items you can buy and ship ahead of time.
For bigger items like fans, lamps, extra drawers or cabinet space, you can choose to ship them or even order them for in-store pickup.
If you choose to do the latter, be sure to check how far away the store is from campus and whether or not you can take a car or bus to pick it up.
Also, look online or call your school before you ship to ask if the campus mailroom will be open during the delivery dates.
You don’t want to have the issue of returned or undeliverable packages along with the stress of moving in everything else.
5. Pack Smart
It’s a well-known fact that, if you don’t plan to pack smart, your desire for a quick, efficient unpacking will definitely go to waste during your college move-in process.
That said, I’ve written a list of packing hacks and recommendations you should consider before you start:
- Prioritize what you know you’ll actually need and use. If you’re attending a school in the north but are originally from the south, you should make sure to pack and/or buy thick winter coats and boots. If the opposite is true for you, perhaps leaving behind those thick coats will leave space for swimwear and flip-flops.
- Rid yourself of any extra packaging that might take up unnecessary space. Maybe you can fit multiple items in the box for your lamp, or perhaps the Brita filter can sit on its own in the backseat.
- Keep hanging clothes on hangers. This hack was something I had never heard of until now, and it’s genius! Rather than packing away all your clothes and then having to hang them all up again, keep your hanging clothes on their hangers and hook them to a pole or stick. That way, when you move in, all you need to do is hang them in your closet space.
- Pack like items together. This way, when you arrive and start to unpack, you won’t be scrambling from one container to the next searching for your toiletries or kitchenware.
- Organize your vehicle. This goes along with the tip above as you’ll want to plan for what you might need to unpack or use right away instead of the items that aren’t as urgent. Things like tools, cleaning supplies, bedding and essential clothing should go in the back of your vehicle since they’ll be the first items you can access.
- Protect your stuff! Tape the lids on storage bins and drawers so that they don’t accidentally open and spill onto the street when you pull them from your vehicle. Protect other fragile items with bubble wrap or secure them in a tight space.
Another genius idea that I’ve decided to leave as the very best and very last packing smart hack is to pack an essentials bag.
Whether it be in your backpack or a duffel bag, pack a few nights’ worth of clothes, toiletries, and other items in your essentials bag.
That way, after moving in, you have direct access to items like your toothbrush, phone charger or a change of clothes so you don’t have to rummage through your boxes for them.
6. Bring Snacks
Even if you plan to arrive on a full stomach, the process of moving into your college might still cause you to grow hungry or thirsty from all the physical work.
Rather than losing your parking spot just for a quick lunch, bringing snacks and/or water will surely help you in regaining some of your energy.
If you want, you can bring a little extra to share with your roommate(s) later down the line, too!
7. Ask Questions
So, you’ve prepared all you can, and you’re finally on your way to your college campus.
The next thing you can start preparing is a list of questions you’ll want to ask the move-in volunteer staff about anything concerning your registration or move-in process that you couldn’t figure out otherwise.
I’ve also come up with a list of potential questions if you’re still having trouble:
- When/where do I get my key?
- How do I access my dorm? Depending on the college, some dorms might have an extra code to type in or a specific security lock system.
- Are there any move-in resources available to me? Some colleges provide move-in carts or even have volunteers assigned to help you with your items.
- Where is the nearest bathroom?
- Do you have a map?
And, as always, you should ask for directions to your dorm, even if you know it already! Not only can your map be a little outdated, but the volunteers might know of some shortcuts you can take to avoid the crowds.
8. Get the Lay of the Land
Once you finally arrive on campus and check in with the volunteers, it’s important to get the lay of the land before you start unpacking your vehicle.
Do a quick run from your parking lot or drop-off spot to your dorm. Keep your eyes peeled for bathrooms, trash dumpsters and any potential shortcuts you and/or your family might be able to take.
It’s better to be at least a little more familiar with your space instead of getting lost or trudging through unknown paths.
9. Unpack Strategically
Before you even open one box, you should strategize your unpacking process by placing containers and items in “zones” of your room(s).
For example, you should leave your toiletry boxes in the bathroom, kitchenware in the kitchen space and bedroom essentials in your dorm room.
This way, you won’t be rushing from one place to the other to put things away. Plus, you can then decide where you’d like to start and spend time unpacking there.
Another tip is to start with unpacking larger items like lamps and/or drawers first. Once you’re able to set them up, you can begin adding all the little things.
Many people have also suggested making your bed first. This way, you can lay out other items on your bed to free up space in your room.
10. Give Yourself Grace
Last but not least, remember to give yourself grace in the process. It’s okay if things don’t go exactly to plan.
Moving into your college dorm can be stressful, but it’s the first step in beginning your exciting college experience.
College Move-In Day Essentials
Are you stuck with figuring out what else you should buy or bring to ensure your college move-in day goes as smoothly as possible?
You’re in luck! I’ve curated a list of move-in day essentials that are sure to help. (All items are from Amazon.)
It’s definitely true that moving your boxes with wheels makes the work much less tiresome. In terms of choosing between a cart or dolly, consider using a cart if a lot of your items don’t have lids or might easily fall when stacked. You can use a dolly for large boxes or stackable materials.
If you’re looking to use a dolly, I’d recommend bringing bungee cords to secure items and prevent them from falling off.
Though most colleges offer students move-in carts to help transport materials, it’s honestly so much easier just to bring your own. That way, you can avoid waiting or having to return carts at the end of the day.
Whether it’s accidentally tripping over your luggage or cutting your finger on your registration paper, a first aid kit can come to the rescue with its extra bandages or antiseptics.
Check the weather the day of because move-in days are often at the end of the summer! Bringing a fan along can keep things cool and less sweaty as you move around to unpack.
I don’t think you even want to imagine getting accidentally locked out of your dorm while moving in! Grabbing these door stoppers and sliding them underneath your dorm room doors will save you time and energy (especially if your doors are as heavy as mine were when I first moved in!).
While colleges usually hire a cleaning crew to clean the dorm before you move in, bring your own cleaning supplies just in case the dust has been settling a little too long for your taste.
Items like paper towels, Clorox wipes, bathroom cleaners, and Swiffer dusters can clear and freshen up the space before you officially begin unpacking. Plus, it’ll save the hassle in case you accidentally break or spill something while moving in.
All the cleaning and unpacking is sure to leave you with a ton of trash. So, you don’t want to be going back and forth to the dumpster or using your dorm room’s small trash can. Save time by bringing your own large trash bags so that you can throw everything out in one go.
Whether it’s tightening some loose screws or prying open a stuck drawer, taking a toolkit along with you helps a ton! If you can’t afford buying an entire toolkit, you can also bring along scissors or a rubber mallet (for readjusting your bed).
Since dorm rooms tend to be such a tight place, you can save space by packing notebooks or other items in stackable storage bins that can be easily placed on top of closets or underneath beds. Plus, these bins can be reused for other storage later down the line or can make moving out easier, too!
If you haven’t done so already, bringing labels and markers with you to your move-in can help you label and organize unpacked items more easily.
Let’s say you’ve been on your phone the entire ride to campus, and it’s on 10% battery when you arrive. Many college dorms’ outlets often require a surge protector to prevent them from accidentally burning out your devices’ batteries.
Save the trouble of searching for one on-campus or waiting for one to arrive by having it on hand. You can also use it to power extra lighting if you need it.
While also a must for those who like to decorate, setting up a Command hook can also help save space for purses, bags or other outerwear you want to easily access!
Command strips are your best friend in college. You won’t be able to nail or even tape things to the walls, but most dorms usually allow command strips. If you plan on hanging literally anything on the walls, you’ll need Command Strips and Hooks. When I was moving in freshman year (when everyone else was), all the department stores in the area were out of Command Hooks because they were in such high demand. It may be best to order them online beforehand.
What to Wear on Move-In Day
The number one thing to know about what to wear is to dress comfortably! But I don’t mean comfortable in terms of flip-flops. Dress in clothes that allow you to move around easily.
You’ll be carrying lots of items and might even have to climb a few stairs or so to your dorm, depending on your college. That said, tennis shoes or sneakers are your best bet for shoes.
In terms of clothing, it all depends on the weather. For example, you don’t want to wear a tank top and shorts if the forecast calls for rain.
Check the weather a few days beforehand so that you’ll know if you can work with just a shirt and sweatpants or if you might need an umbrella and extra raincoat.
It’s also advised to bring a change of clothing. This is so that you can change from your sticky, sweaty clothes into something more comfortable that you can go out with (or snuggle up in your new bed with).
Some colleges also might require you to take your ID pictures on move-in day, so having a change of clothes can help you look a little more freshened up.
How Long Does it Take to Move Into a Dorm?
I know you’ve been wondering this age-old college move-in day question all throughout reading this article.
So how long will it actually take to move in?
Well, it all depends on how much you ultimately bring and how efficiently (or inefficiently) you’ve packed and prepared!
For those who plan well beforehand—maybe by using all the listed recommendations I’ve provided above—it shouldn’t take longer than about two to three hours to move in depending on how big your college is.
To avoid longer wait times that might extend your move-in, opt for arriving 15 to 30 minutes before your designated time. That way, you can account for traffic and any other bumps that come with the trip.
If your school allows it, you should aim to arrive at lunchtime, since there’s usually a lull in the middle of the day (because most students choose to arrive as early in the morning as possible).
And that’s it! I hope all of these college move-in day tips and tricks help to make your process as easy and stress-free as possible. Good luck!
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The First Apartment Checklist – The Ultimate Moving Guide
Are you moving into a new apartment? Check out this ultimate moving guide with a first apartment checklist.
For many of us, finding our first apartment can be exciting and a bit nerve-wracking.
Usually, when finding our first apartment, we are either reaching adulthood, moving out for our studies, recent college graduates, or have just gained financial stability.
When relocating, there are many things to consider; these include many small essentials that we probably paid no mind to before moving out.
Small necessities such as toilet paper and kitchen essentials can add up to be costly. Having a plan before moving will help you stay on budget and avoid the headache of deciding what you need to purchase for your apartment.
Through my personal experiences and consulting with friends, I have gathered a ‘First Apartment Checklist’ that will get you moving in no time.
Keep in mind: if you are planning to buy any essentials online, you should take a look at this cashback app to get a percentage back on your orders. This is an excellent idea for big purchases! You will save a lot of money.
I would say that, to start, our first and foremost important category is bedroom essentials.
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Bedroom Essentials
Get a Bed!
There are many different types of beds. Before buying, make sure to consider the size of your room. Measure your room and keep in mind the other spaces needed for your other bedroom essentials.
I have created a list of beds that would be a wise choice for your apartment. All of them are affordable options.
Types of Beds:
Platform
I absolutely admire the appearance of this platform bed. It makes your room look sophisticated. Very chic!
The headboard, with its sophisticated stitching and button tufting, rises more than 2 feet over the top of the bed frame to create a focal point in your bedroom, even with a very thick mattress.
If you are looking for a modern-style bedroom, platform beds are the best choice. You can comfortably enjoy your movie night without needing an extra pillow to lean against!
Another great feature about this bed is that it is easy to assemble, and you can tuck away smaller items and most storage bins underneath the bed.
Storage Beds
Are you in need of many storage containers? I recommend storage beds if you are the type of person with many things lying around, or if you’re living with your partner – do they need storage space?
Personally, I have a hard time staying organized, which is why I have this type of bed. It allows your bedroom to look neat along with providing plenty of storage room for your essentials.
The best part is that you won’t need to buy as many storage bins as you would’ve had you gone with a regular bed. Saving money and space - what’s not to love?
Adjustable Bed
This type of bed usually enables you to increase or decrease the angle of the upper and lower part of the bed. It’s a good choice for when you want to read a book, watch TV, etc.
An adjustable bed has countless benefits, such as improved blood circulation, lessened back pain, and reduced acid reflux. It is best to take care of yourself before facing complications!
Also, who doesn’t like to adjust their bed perfectly how they like it?
Futon Bed
I remember the first time I saw one of these at a friend’s apartment – I never knew it was a bed! Futon beds are foldable beds that resemble a couch, which makes it no surprise that you can easily use them both ways.
This type of bed is great for college students moving out of their parent’s house for the first time. Why? The bed is affordable and doesn’t require much space, making it a good option when moving into a small apartment.
Not to mention, you are saving time and money not having to purchase both a bed and couch. In addition, this bed would be great for your guests looking to stay overnight.
Standard Bed Sizes:
Twin
A twin bed is the smallest size bed in the market. It’s typically made for one person.
Dimension (38” X 75”)
Twin XL
The Twin XL is slightly bigger than the original twin size bed. If you are tall, the extra space makes it a better option than a standard twin bed.
Dimension (39” X 80”)
Full (May fit two people)
Dimension (54” X 75”)
Full XL
Dimension (54” X 80”)
Queen
Dimension (60” x 80”)
King
Dimension (76” x 80”)
Check out more types of beds!
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Get a Mattress!
Finding a good mattress is just as important as buying a bed. Make sure to try it out before buying! Purchasing a mattress without trying puts you at risk of harming your back and other body parts.
Memory Foam Mattress
As its name implies, the memory foam mattress has a layer of memory foam along with springs or other support foam.
The memory foam mattress is my favorite. I love the feeling of my body sinking into it. The mattress is soft yet firm, which supports your body while having all the benefits of a soft bed you can fall into.
What makes this mattress very cool is that It sinks when you lie into it, but bounces back when you get up; however, over time, the bed will slowly “memorize” your sleeping position and shape.
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- Retains body heat (Excellent for keeping warm in the winter!)
- Helps lower pressure points
- Supports back and neck
- Hypoallergenic
- Modern style
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Gel-Foam Mattress
Memory foam and gel foam mattresses are alike, but have a heat difference.
Benefits:
- Allows the body to stay cool (Recommended if you get hot quickly)
- Helps decrease back pain
- Supports back and neck
- Remembers and contours to your sleep form (With a partner, you wouldn’t feel their consistent movements!)
- Immune to dust mites
Innerspring Mattress
This type of mattress is the standard, making it affordable. However, there is a wide range in cost, depending on the materials used and the manufacturer.
The mattress consists of springs that support the bed, along with metal wires.
It was the first kind of modern mattress released in the market, taking over traditional wool, hay, straws, etc.
Benefits:
- Metal wires generate a lifting effect
- Low-cost (Recommended for students looking to save money)
- Firm & sturdy
- Durable (Very long-lasting!)
Latex Mattress
Latex mattresses are made with simple latex materials or with other elements of natural wool and cotton.
It doesn’t let your body sink in as memory foam does, which gives you it added benefit of letting your body stay cool, as it is open to more air.
Most latex mattresses are known to be antibacterial and low maintenance. If you like a firm yet bouncy bed, I highly recommend latex.
Benefits:
- Eco-friendly
- Firm
- Long-lasting
- Bouncy
- Easy to clean
Hybrid Mattress
As its name implies, hybrid mattresses combine the various types of mattresses into one. The hybrid mattress consists of innerspring, memory foam, gel, and latex.
You are getting the best of all mattresses in one; the foam helps lower pressure points while the construction of innerspring coils brings durability. Keep in mind, it’s generally more costly than memory foam, although it may last longer.
Benefits:
- Lower pressure points
- Firm and sturdy
- Eco- friendly
- Even weight distribution
- Easy to clean (It comes with removable covers)
To save room, you may want to invest in a Portable Closet
More Bedroom Essentials!
- Sheets
- Pillows
- Blankets
- Bed Stand/Frame
- Clothes Hangers
- Desk
- Mirror
- Curtains (don’t forget your windows!)
- TV Stand
- Trash Bin
- Nightstand
I recommend a nightstand for resting your phone and charger on. In addition, you should consider a lamp for your nightstand!
- TV
Common sizes: (in inches)
32, 40, 42, 46-49, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, and 80.
Check out the difference in sizes!
Kitchen Essentials
How much cooking are you planning on doing? Factor that in as you look at this list. Here are the basic necessities for the kitchen.
Get a Few Pans!
My friends and I usually use non-stick pans; it helps save time with cleaning, because foods don’t annoyingly stick to the pan. However, stainless steel pans are recommended if you are cooking with high heat, although they may more cleaning.
Generally, non-stick pans are coated with Teflon, giving them their non-stick quality. This type of coating cannot be used with high heat as it can release harmful chemicals.
Furthermore, if you find yourself using butter in many of your meals as opposed to cooking oil, a nonstick pan would be suitable for you due to its requirement of low-to-medium heat.
However, I recommend buying both stainless steel and non-stick pans for your apartment, because both types of pans have their unique usages.
Nonstick Pans:
Remember, you don’t need to use a lot of cooking oil (use with low-to-medium heat)
Great Uses:
- Frying and scrambling eggs
- Making pancakes & waffles
- Frying bacon
- Creamy, cheesy recipes (Doesn’t stick to the pan)
Don’t Use:
- Acidic recipes (such as tomatoes) (Using nonstick pans would ruin coating)
Stainless Steel Pans:
Use a generous amount of coating
Great uses:
- Deep frying
- Searing and charring meats
- Acidic recipes
- Preparing soups and sauces
Get Some Pots!
Can’t Forget Kitchen Knives!
If you cook at all, you should always consider keeping a chef’s knife around.
Uses
- Multifunctional
Chef’s knives and utility knives are both multipurpose. However, a chef’s knife has a larger blade, making it a better choice for bigger ingredients. The utility knife is wider in width and shorter in length, serving a purpose for smaller ingredients.
Uses:
- Multifunctional
- Ideal for small ingredients
- Suitable for mincing and creating small precise cuts
Santoku knife
I love the santoku knife due to its light weight. In addition, the tip of the blade isn’t sharp, making it a safe choice for beginners in the kitchen.
Many people confuse a Santoku knife with a chef’s knife, as they look quite similar. However, it is important to note that the Santoku knife has a thinner blade.
Uses
- Dicing
- Mincing
- Cutting fruits and veggies
Bread Knife
As its name implies, this knife is suitable for all types of bread. Nevertheless, you may also use it for countless other foods.
Uses:
- Loaves of bread
- Bagels
- Bars of chocolate
- Biscuits
- Cake
Check out more types of knives.
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- Knife Sharpener
- Kitchen Scissors
- Cutting Board
- Oven Mitts/Potholders
- Bowls
- Forks, Spoons, Butterknives
- Whisk
- Can Opener
- Colander
- Measuring Cups (liquid & dry)
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Dry Ingredients
Liquids
Pick Up a Few Measuring Spoons!
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- Spatula
- Tongs
- Mixing Spoons
- Soup Ladle
- Kitchen Tables & Chairs
- Microwave
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Check Out These Living Room Essentials!
This is the most exciting category in the ‘First Apartment Checklist’- well, in my opinion. But don’t you agree?
A Comfortable Couch
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- Throw Pillows
- Blankets
- TV
- TV Stand
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- Rug
- TV Speakers
- Trash Can
- Shoe Rack
- Coffee Table
- Small Side Table (so you’ll stop losing the remote control!)
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Lights
Related: 70 Best Dorm Gifts For College Students – The Complete Guide
Bathroom Essentials
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Toothbrush Holder
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Toilet Paper
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Towels (face, body, hands)
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Air Freshener
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Washrag
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Bathroom Mirror
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Bathroom Mat
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Bathtub Mat
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Toilet Plunger
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Shower Curtains
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Curtains Hook
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Toiletries
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Toothbrush & Toothpaste
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Floss
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Mouthwash
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Body Soap
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Hand Soap
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Shampoo & Conditioner
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Razors & Shaving Cream
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Remember Those Cleaning Essentials!
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Bathroom Cleaning Products
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Vacuum
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Tech Vacuum
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Dish Soap
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Laundry Detergent & Fabric Softener
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Broom & Dustpan
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Cleaning Gloves
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Cleaning Rag
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Bleach or Baking Soda
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Related: 30 Best Dorm Room Ideas You Will Absolutely Need in College
Technology Essentials
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Smart Thermostat
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I recommend a smart thermostat for your apartment. Why? Because you can adjust the temperature of your apartment to your preference using a smart thermostat. The thermostat will turn on and off at certain times, making it convenient and cost-effective!
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Coffee Maker
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Air Purifier
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Smoke Detector
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Touchless Trash Bins
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Charging Lamps
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Amazon Echo
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I highly recommend that you purchase Amazon Echo for your first apartment if you haven’t already! It is an intelligent speaker that listens to your commands and answers your questions.
The speaker would help assist you with specific tasks without you having to move an inch. This is extremely useful for just about anyone, especially if you are busy running errands all day.
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- Answers phone calls
- Turns your lights on and off with voice commands
- Controls the thermostat
- Searches for things on the internet with voice commands
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Check out the Amazon Echo and its capabilities.
Check out other smart Amazon devices!
There you have it! These are the top essentials you should include on your ‘First Apartment Checklist.’
Having a checklist keeps you organized and helps reduce the stress of shopping, which will allow you to enjoy your first apartment. Need any ideas for decorating your apartment?
Check out the 50 best college apartment decor ideas!
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The Best Self-Care Essentials Every College Guy Needs -The Ultimate Guide
Looking for products to enhance your self-care routine? We got you. Here is the best list of self-care essentials for your grooming and hygiene routine.
Disclaimer: This post is a paid collaboration with MANSCAPED. All our opinions are our own.
Is the time of the year again! School season is in full swing and students are getting ready to start school. After one year in quarantine, students are slowly adjusting to a new normal.
Let’s face it. The most dreadful part of returning to school for any student is figuring out what to pack. College packing is never fun.
The biggest challenge students face this year is to figure out how to thrive in school while staying safe amid the pandemic. That is why hygiene is more important than ever.
When it comes to hygiene essentials, there are so many options out there that it can be overwhelming to find the right products for your personal care.
This is why we have compiled the best list of self-care products that will enhance your grooming and hygiene routine.
Self Care for Men
The Lawn Mower
There is nothing more important to the self-care routine of a college man than a trimmer. This 4th generation trimmer features a cutting-edge ceramic blade to reduce grooming accidents thanks to their Advanced SkinSafe Technology.
The trimmer includes four adjustable guard sizes that can deliver a more customizable trimming experience. Plus, it is waterproof so you will be able to shave in the shower as much as you’d like.
The Weed Whacker
Looking for a compact trimmer that can get rid of those annoying ear and nose hairs? This is the right product for you. Have you ever pulled your nose hair out with some tweezers? It hurts more than you can imagine.
The weed whacker has Proprietary SkinSafe technology that helps reduce nicks, snags, and tugs. Plus, the Intelligently contoured design enhances the trimming experience so it is easy and quick to use.
The best part of this trimmer is it has a waterproof design which makes for easy operation and cleaning.
Refined Cologne
Looking for a light fragrance to use daily? Look no further. This cologne has a clean and fresh scent designed for the refined gentleman. It is perfect for the busy college man who wants a pleasing light masculine fragrance.
You’ll be smelling like a million bucks with this fragrance.
The best thing about this cologne is that it is Cruelty-Free, Dye Free, Paraben Free, and Vegan so you can comfortably use it without having to worry about any allergic reaction or health hazard.
Shears 2.0
Tired of misplacing your clippers and tweezers when you actually need them? You are going to love this compact luxury 4-piece nail kit featuring stainless steel tools.
The kit includes a slant-tipped tweezer, a rounded point scissor, fingernail clippers, and a medium grit nail file that is perfect for a quick manicure.
You will never be afraid to show your nails again when using this amazing nail kit. The coolest part of this kid has to be the premium PU leather case. It is so fancy that it looks like a fashionable wallet.
You will never feel embarrassed to take your nail kit with you anywhere you go.
We save the best for the last!
The Performance Package 4.0
Looking for a complete grooming kit that will take your self-care routine to the next level? We got you covered. This luxury grooming kit featuring the new lawn mower and the weed whacker trimmer is pure gold.
It will make you excited to shower and groom!
The kit also includes an anti-chafing ball deodorant which provides freshness below-the-waist; a ball spray toner featuring a soothing aloe and witch hazel extracts for protection among the highly sensitive areas of your body; and disposable shaving mats so you never have to worry about making a mess while grooming.
Want more? with your purchase of the performance package, you will get a free pair of manscaped boxers which are super comfortable to wear.
You will also receive a free compact fashionable travel bag perfect to carry your products comfortably while you are on the go. This package is a must-have. Every college guy needs it in his life.
Final Thoughts
That’s a wrap. I hope this guide on self-care for men is helpful.
Your hygiene in college is very important so make sure that you get high-quality products that will enhance your personal care routine.
If you liked ANY of the products recommended above, you can purchase them here.
PS: You will receive a 20% off + free shipping using our unique link so take advantage of it. ENJOY!
College Life
50 Best Overall Backpacks for College Men-The Complete Guide
Are you trying to choose a new backpack for this year in college? We’ve got you covered! Check out these best overall backpacks for college guys.
As someone who is about to graduate, I can still remember standing in the backpack aisles in stores trying to find the right fit. It’s so hard because you want to find the perfect backpack that will hopefully get you through all four years (or more) but still fits your style.
If there’s anything I’ve learned from my boyfriend, it’s that he’s pickier about his backpack than I am… which is very surprising.
I know it’s hard to find the backpack that is going to fit all aspects of your college life, so that is why I’ve put together this list to help you narrow down what you want.
I promise that no matter which backpack you choose that it’ll help carry what you need wherever you need to go.
So without any further delay, here is our complete guide on backpacks for college men.
In This post:
- Best Overall College Backpacks for Men
- Affordable Backpacks for College Men
- Stylish Backpacks for College Men
- Customizable Backpacks for College Men
- Bonus – Most Important Backpack Features
Best Overall College Backpacks for Men
1. High Sierra Loop
What I love about this backpack is it is super affordable.
It runs for around $30 and comes in a variety of colors depending on your own personal style.
It has a lot of different compartments and pockets, so it makes a great backpack for those students on the go.
My personal favorite feature is a dedicated sleeve for a laptop or tablet - those get me every time!
2. The North Face Jester Backpack
Everyone’s definition of stylish is different, but if there is one kind of backpack I have seen on campus, it’s this one.
It has a super sleek design and is offered in different colors, which is definitely a bonus! Not only is it stylish, it’s also reasonably spacious for a nice and sleek looking backpack!
3. Speedo Large Teamster Backpack
Now, this is the ultimate backpack for people with a busy schedule and a lot to carry.
I carried around 7 books my freshmen year because I had no breaks and English courses back to back.
This Speedo backpack comes in a bunch of different colors, but most of all it is perfect for carrying around everything you may need.
While it’s mostly made for swimmers to cater to their lifestyle, I think that this one truly works for every student.
Affordable Backpacks for College Men
4. JanSport City View Backpack
Honestly, JanSport backpacks are like the holy grail of backpacks for students. I’ve carried a JanSport for years, so I can vouch that they are durable.
The City View backpack is great because not only is it affordable, it’s also made from recycled materials!
What’s better than padded shoulder straps, a laptop sleeve AND an environmentally conscious design? For a great price? Can’t beat it.
5. JanSport Big Student Backpack
This is actually the backpack that I’ve been carrying since my freshman year, and I’m graduating in December! It has a fully padded back panel which is great for busy students who have to carry their backpacks from one building to another.
My favorite thing about this backpack is the little front utility pocket it has. It’s the best for carrying things that you need to grab in a jif, like keys or a wallet. Definitely recommend this backpack!
6. HEAD Double-Compartment Gym Backpack
One of my favorite things about backpacks is not only when they’re super affordable, but also when they have awesome features that make the person carrying the backpack more comfortable.
Obviously, a spacious backpack is great… but, this one has shoulder straps with padded air mesh which helps keep away the sweat and make carrying a backpack a little less annoying.
7. Nike Elemental
For a Nike backpack, this one is super affordable and has tons of space. Two bigger compartments, two smaller pockets, two small zipper pockets, and side pockets!
My favorite feature from this backpack, though, is that it’s super easy to spot clean if it gets dirty. I guarantee that there will come a day when you need to get something off your backpack, and I bet that having this backpack will make that a little easier.
8. Adidas National Backpack Originals
One of my very favorite things that a backpack can have is a laptop sleeve, and this one has just that! This backpack has a super simple and sleek design but also space for a laptop and tablet!
The National Backpack Originals also has a padded bottom to help make sure that if the bottom of your backpack gets wet, your stuff is far less likely to have water damage!
9. Adidas Trefoil Backpack Originals
Another option that I absolutely recommend from Adidas because it’s also made from recycled materials.
A downside to this one is that it comes in limited colors, so if you aren’t a fan of the ones, they offer then you might want to look at another one.
But a big plus that I find with this one is that not only does it have a laptop sleeve, but it also has a pocket just for earbuds.
If you’re like me and tend to just throw your earbuds anywhere, having an earbud pocket would definitely come in handy to make sure that you aren’t always digging through your bag.
10. Adidas Essentials Backpack
The essentials backpack comes in a different variety of colors which I think is awesome for expressing your own style.
It’s super easy to spot clean because of the material, and even though it’s on the more affordable side, it is decently sized to be able to fit whatever you need.
My favorite features? Double pockets for water bottles and a little ring on the front to fit keys!
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11. Puma Buzz Backpack
This Puma backpack is a great one for its price because it’s all about comfort — it includes padded straps and a padded back to prevent back pain.
A fun bonus to this one is it has two slip-in pockets on the inside of the backpack instead of the outside! Great for keeping little things you need to carry organized.
12. Puma Generator 2.0 Backpack
While this backpack has similar features to the Buzz backpack, what I think stands out for this one is the design.
It looks more sophisticated and just a bit “cooler” than some of the other backpacks that lean on the affordable side. You’ll still get great comfort, space, and price, but it also might just look better carrying around!
13. Puma Phase Backpack
Another awesome and affordable backpack option from Puma that has similar features but comes in more colors.
What’s great from reading the reviews is that even though the prices are more affordable, the backpacks are still able to last.
The only downside to this one is that because of the material, it might be slightly more difficult to spot clean if it gets a bit dirty.
14. Under Armour Gametime Backpack
Now this one has to be my favorite in this category because it’s all the things you want in a great backpack for a great price.
Just to list some of my favorite features: laptop sleeve, highly water-resistant, a nice buckle on the front pocket that makes the backpack a bit more fashionable, and 2 side water bottle pockets. Does it get better than that?
15. Under Armour Team Hustle 5.0 Backpack
This backpack stood out to me because it has a very different design than a lot of the other ones on this list. It’s more of an oval shape rather than just the standard backpack, which I think gives this one a leg up.
It comes in different color combinations, so you have some variety to choose from! A great feature on this one is water-repellent front pockets to keep valuable stuff from getting ruined!
But my favorite feature? It has an abrasion-resistant bottom to keep it from ripping or breaking.
16. Vans Construct Skool Backpack
Vans backpacks were always what I thought of as being the cool kid backpack. The designs are super cool for a good price and good quality.
This one was a personal favorite because of its laptop sleeve (duh), tablet pocket, and organizer for pens and such.
Also fun fact, this one has an odor control treatment that helps keep you from smelling bad – especially if you’re super active.
17. Vans Old Skool Drop V Backpack
Another great option from Vans. It has a lot of similar qualities, minus the odor treatment and tablet pocket.
I would definitely say this backpack is meant for someone with a less heavy schedule.
It’s a bit smaller than some of the others in the affordable section, but still, a great option if you just need to carry your laptop and a notebook or two
18. Nike Stash Backpack
Super affordable from a good name brand like Nike. This one is also a bit on the smaller side, so I would make sure you don’t carry an arm and a leg in this one.
The two mesh side pockets on this one are my favorite!
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Stylish Backpacks for College Men
19. Samsonite Modern Utility Double Shot Laptop Backpack
Now this one is like the ultimate backpack that also doesn’t look too shabby!
Let me just rattle off everything I love about this one, other than how it looks: tons of storage, laptop pocket, tablet pocket, the bottom is water-resistant, it has trolley handles that you can use if that’s your vibe, a front zipper pocket that’s perfect for keys or smaller things, and it’s easy to spot clean.
When I said ultimate backpack, I meant it…
20. Samsonite Mobile Solution Backpack
This backpack is super stylish and decently priced! It has an option for a luggage handle so it could be used as a roller if you needed it for trips.
It’s easy to clean, has a laptop and tablet pocket, and has a 3-year manufacturer’s warranty if something goes wrong!
21. Kenneth Cole Reaction R-Tech Laptop with USB Charging
I love this backpack because its design is stylish but also super functional. It’s original because it can fit a laptop with up to a 17”, which is a lot bigger than most others.
A super original feature is a pass-through USB cord that can let you charge anything you may need. Great features for a great look!
22. Fjallraven Kanken No. 2 Backpack
The Fjallraven is a really super backpack brand. They’re easy to get off of Amazon which makes shipping really easy.
These backpacks are both functional but even more than that they are a super original design. They come in a variety of colors, so the only problem you’ll have is deciding which one you like!
These also have good storage, but you may not be able to carry a bunch of textbooks, notebooks, and a laptop - so maybe not the best for people with a super busy schedule and a lot to carry.
23. Nike Hayward 2.0
Nike has a ton of stylish backpacks, but I loved this one because it isn’t tacky or too big. It’s super spacious and even has an adjustable bungee cord in the front for carrying shoes or extra clothes just in case!
24. Nike Sportswear RPM
The Nike Sportswear RPM is the perfect stylish backpack for students on the go - especially athletes.
It has a lot of different compartments to make sure that you can not only carry school supplies, but also clothes you might need to change into, snacks, or really anything you think you might need to go from one place to another!
25. Adidas Prime Backpack
I’m a huge fan of Adidas, especially their backpacks. I think the Prime backpack is stylish because it’s simple.
Not an overly complicated design and has simple color options.
And guess what’s back… recycled materials! Easy to spot clean, and a lifetime warranty… need I say more?
26. Adidas 3-Stripes Backpack 2.0 Originals
A super classic design with durable materials.
Honestly, this one has a lot of the same features as the one above, minus being easy to spot clean and an added earbud pocket.
Adidas backpacks are all pretty stylish, so it really just comes down to personal taste!
27. Puma City Backpack
The Puma City backpack is probably one of my favorites on this entire list. Its look is super interesting as it’s more rectangular than a regular backpack.
A downside to this one is that it only comes in one color, which stinks if you don’t like the color but like the style.
Favorite feature: a zip pocket that is vertical along the front! I’m considering buying this one for myself.
28. Under Armour Loudon Ripstop Backpack
This backpack from Under Armour has a subtle but stylish pattern that isn’t overwhelming but will make your backpack stand out. In my opinion, it’s also very professional looking!
Favorite features: water-resistant, lightweight fabric, and a large front sprocket for valuables!
29. Vans Puffed Up Backpack
The Vans Puffed Up backpack has similar features as the previous Vans backpacks… laptop sleeve, padded shoulder straps and a pocket designed to organize pens and cords.
What puts this one in the stylish category, though, is that the fabric is puffed, which makes this backpack super original.
The only downside is that it only comes in the color pomegranate, which is really just a deeper reddish/purple.
30. L.L. Bean Comfort Carry Portable Locker Backpack
Similar to the Samsonite Modern Utility Double Shot Laptop Backpack, this is another ultimate backpack.
This L.L. Bean backpack is huge – perfect for carrying basically your entire life.
The bonus, though, is that it’s super stylish! It comes in 3 different colors, so some variety, and it’s professional looking without looking old.
31. Rains Rucksack Large
This is the backpack that I imagine all the cool guys in Europe use - so if that is the aesthetic you’re going for, this is for you!
The design is made up of a front flap with a buckle, it’s rectangular, and has two side cargo pockets with buckles as well.
It’s waterproof, which is a big plus and will make you look like the cool guy on campus with the nice, smart, and professional backpack.
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Customizable Backpacks for College Men
32. Custom Photo Backpack
For this custom backpack, you can upload your own text, photo, or logo in order to make your backpack really your own.
Some super cool features, other than being custom, are that it has a laptop sleeve, an office organizer, and is pretty decently sized.
33. EAQ Custom Laptop Backpack
Check out this customized multifunction travel backpack with a USB charging headphone port!
Like the previous custom backpack, you’re able to upload your own images or text.
Bonus features: water-resistant, luggage strap, a separate laptop compartment, and a USB or headset port design that helps you charge your device whenever you need to on the go.
34. AGOWOO Custom Backpack for Men Women Personalized Back Pack
This backpack differs from the others because you can only add text, which is super helpful if you know you want your backpack to say your name or something specific, but you don’t want to worry about if there is a picture.
It doesn’t have a laptop sleeve, but it is slightly water-resistant and has adjustable padded straps with a sponge on the inside to help with a comfortable carry.
35. Timbuk2 Custom Division Laptop Backpack
Timbuk2 backpacks are super great quality!
This backpack has rear access to a laptop, so that it doesn’t get jumbled with everything else you’re carrying, and an internal organizer for pens or miscellaneous things you need to carry!
What is great about this backpack is that it also can be customized to fit your style.
However, I don’t mean customized like names and pictures. You’re able to pick what color combinations you want to make sure that you’re carrying something that fits your personal style!
36. Zazzle Custom Backpacks
Now, Zazzle doesn’t necessarily have just one kind of backpack you can design. This website needed to go in this category because you can basically customize your backpack from start to finish.
They have different styles, colors, words, pictures… really whatever you want to make your backpack all your own!
37. Vans Customs
Like Zazzle, Vans has its own design space to make your backpack fit you.
They have four different styles of backpacks to choose from, and from there you can design it based on certain patterns they offer or even upload your own picture.
These backpacks are super great quality and the Vans design portal is super easy to navigate – they make the backpack creating process super fun!
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Minimalistic Backpacks for College Men
38. The JanSport Cool Student Backpack
And we’re back to another JanSport backpack! I actually had this exact same backpack for all my years of high school, so I can vouch that it’s great quality.
It’s super simple in its design while still being completely functional and sophisticated.
It doesn’t have a laptop sleeve, but I think I can look past that for this one because I know from experience that simple really is the best in this case.
39. JanSport Recycled Superbreak Backpack
This JanSport backpack not only has a sleek and simple design, but it’s also made from recycled materials! It doesn’t get any better than that if you ask me.
Again, it doesn’t have a laptop sleeve, but I think I can forgive that since it’s so environmentally friendly.
40. Herschel Pop Quiz Backpack
I absolutely love this Herschel backpack because sometimes I think the more pockets and zippers that a backpack has, the more crowded it looks.
This backpack has a single zipper in the front as its only real “design feature” which I think leaves it looking super clean and professional.
Bonus features: laptop sleeve, key clip, and waterproof zipper detail.
41. Wexley Stem Daypack
I love this backpack from Wexley because it reminds me of a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Shell in the best way!
It’s really just the oval shape of the backpack, but I think that the simple design makes the shape really stand out when you’re wearing it.
I have a friend who has this backpack, and he raves about it – it’s super spacious and comfortable. His favorite thing? “It looks good with everything!”
42. Lululemon Now and Always
Lululemon’s Everyday backpack comes in four different color patterns, all of which are super clean.
It is made with water-repellent fabric, has a padded pocket that fits up to a 16” laptop, an exterior pocket, and interior pockets to keep things from flying around!
I love this option because, in my opinion, this is probably one of the most versatile minimalist backpacks - you could take it on a trip, school, work, or the gym and it would fit every occasion.
43. Solo Austin Hybrid Tote/Backpack
This Solo Tote/Backpack is such a nice twist on just a regular ole backpack. The style is simple yet sophisticated.
It’s super stylish without being flashy or too big to carry around.
It doesn’t fit as much as a regular backpack does, so this is definitely more of an option for someone with a lighter load!
44. Wenger Foix 16”
I love this backpack because usually when people say, “minimalist backpack,” one would automatically think of a black backpack because of how sleek it is.
This Wenger backpack comes in a really nice olive color that I think captures the same sophistication and sleekness while also being a different color!
45. Under Armour Loudon Backpack
The Loudon backpack does an excellent job of combining simplicity and design - providing customers with patterned options for backpacks that aren’t too much.
This one comes in 4 different colors and has a lot of the same great features that Under Armour offers - water-repellent fabric, laptop sleeve, and comfortable straps!
46. Calvin Klein Micro Pebble Logo Tag Campus Backpack
Calvin Klein really knew what they were doing with this one… it’s like the ultimate stylish backpack for guys.
This backpack comes in black and has one main compartment, a front zipper, is fully lined and is faux leather.
It isn’t the biggest backpack, so this probably isn’t the best choice if you have a lot to carry, but you’ll definitely look cool!
47. Vans Disorder Plus Backpack
If you can’t tell by now, Vans has some pretty great quality backpacks.
But I do think that some of their backpacks are pretty flashy. This Disorder Plus option is great because it has a laptop compartment, an internal organizer, a lined media pocket and mesh water bottle pockets.
More than all that, though, its super clean design will make it so you don’t walk around feeling like you have a flashy backpack you’re carrying all day.
48. Vans Long Haul Backpack
Don’t like the last Vans minimalist men’s backpack option? Here’s another!
The Vans Long Haul is great because Vans changed up their design without overdoing it.
This backpack has the typical backpack shape, but with two small zipper pockets on the very front that will make your backpack easy to find if you lose track of it.
A creative and original design with all the great features Vans offers for its backpacks? Can’t beat it!
49. Vans Transplant Backpack
Okay, okay, okay! I know - you’re probably tired of Vans backpacks… but they’re great! I can’t help it.
This Transplant backpack has a slightly more oval shape than a normal backpack, but like the Long Haul, it has a zipper pocket in the front that makes this style more original.
It comes in the color indigo, which I think is a great solid color to carry around.
A super fun feature: a removable cross-body bag! Which I think is super cool and very in right now.
50. Cole Haan ZERØGRAND Slim Convertible Backpack
And here we have it, my very last recommendation for college men’s backpacks.
This one comes in a cool camo pattern which I think perfectly manages the super simplistic style.
The material is water-resistant, and the reviews are phenomenal. The only downside (in my opinion) is that there isn’t a laptop sleeve…. But I think I can let it slide for a 4.65/5-star review.
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Bonus – Most Important Backpack Features
None of these backpacks the one? That’s totally fine – I understand!
When you’re going into a store to shop, though, here are a few of the features that I like to pay the most attention to making sure I have.
As someone who has had the same backpack for many years, these are the features that are going to help you get a backpack that will last for college and beyond.
- The most important feature on my list: a laptop sleeve! I love a laptop sleeve because I don’t have to worry about making sure I have a separate laptop case, and you always know that your laptop will be kept safe from everything else.
- Padded bottom. This helps with making sure that if something spills or you accidentally leave your backpack in a puddle that everything stays dry inside.
- Easy spot cleanable fabric. I promise you will get something on your backpack at some point. If it isn’t easy to spot clean, you’ll just be stuck with a stain.
- Pocket organizer. This isn’t something I have but I wish I did. Pockets specifically made for pens, and such would be so convenient.
- Mesh water bottle pockets. These are so much easier to fit a variety of different water bottle sizes in!
- Key clip. I also don’t have a key clip and I so wish I did so that I wasn’t constantly digging through my bag trying to find my keys when I needed them.
- Mesh pocket on the front. If you’re an athlete or an avid gym-goer, I would say that a mesh pocket where you can put shoes, or a change of clothes is a super helpful feature to have.
Final Thoughts on Backpacks for College Men
While these are just the things on my list, I would recommend making your own list of features that are important to you before shopping.
A backpack should be made to fit your lifestyle, not you trying to fit your life into a backpack – don’t forget that and just buy whatever backpack is in front of you that won’t even fit all your books.
Stay calm, look at the product details, and I promise you’ll be the guy with the coolest backpack at school.
Happy shopping!
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