Where to Buy Protective Travel Gear anti pickpocket and anti mosquito

Problem
What to buy for travel?

Both Amazon and ebay have lots of products. Look for these:
Shirts
Blouses
Skirts
Dresses
Leather look belts with inside zips
Large deep fabric waist bands
Slash-proof bags
Slash proof pockets

If you want trousers which convert into shorts, zipping off half way, look for the words
anti mosquito
camping gear
cargo pants climbing gear
concealed pocked
convertible
decorator clothing / pants
electrician's outfit
first aid kit
fishing jacket
goggles
hat with hidden pocket
hidden pocket
high visibility
hiking boots
hiking clothes
insect proof
insect repellent spray
inside pocket
knee pads
knee pad pocket
mosquito nets
multi pocket
photographer's jacket
Pick pocket proof
protective clothing
protective shoes
removable collars
removable hoods
safety
security
slash proof
stain proof
stealth
sting relief
S t i n g o e s
sunhat
sunglasses
travel
trekking clothes
washable sandals
windproof umbrella work wear
zip pocket

See my previous posts.

M o s i guard repellent ( I had to insert spaces to foil the attempt of spell checker to insert the word most)

Craghoppers N o s i L i f e insect repellent clothing such as ladies and men's shirts.
https://www.clothingarts.com/products/pickpocket_proof_business_travel_pants
Stocked by several companies such as Blacks.
www.craghoppers.com

Clothing Arts Warehouse
Questions and enquiries about orders, call tel:646 422 9222
email: info@clothingarts.com
3611 14th Ave Number 403
Brooklyn NY 11218
Hours Monday-Friday 10 am to 6 pm Eastern standard time.

Pants in the USA translates into trousers for those speaking British English.

F u r o s h i k i five finger shoes wrap around your feet to fit. They cost about 100 pounds dollars? For sale on Amazon.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3068972/Secret-pockets-anti-slash-bags-special-pouch-bra-clothes-help-beat-pickpockets.html

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Pick Pocket Proof Clothing You Could Or Should Buy

Problem
How do you stop items getting stolen when travelling? How do you avoid losing things which fall out of pockets?

Answers
Buy Pick Pocket Proof clothing. (That's a brand.) They are most secure having two sorts of closure, for example, a velcro or zip pocket and then another pocket with a zip underneath in the back of the inside of the pocket. Their website includes stories of how customers were saved from attempted pickpocketing attempts.

Look for
'cargo pants'.

You can also buy t-shirts with hidden pockets. Brands uncle Bastiat. You will find them on ebay and Amazon.
Underwear for men has concealed pockets.

You can buy multi-pocket jackets.
You can find other clothing and accessories by searching for
'hidden pocket'
'zip pocket' or
'secret pocket' or
'inside pocket' include belts.

Another phrase to search for is:
'stealth pants'.

Bags can have secret pockets underneath (designed for umbrellas - may be open at one end in which case sew on an extra zip or flap.

Before you throw away old shirts with fraying collars or cuffs, save the pockets to sew inside jacket or inside the outside pockets.

Tips
https://www.clothingarts.com
Their website has a video of the pockets within lockets in the women's pants. (In the UK we would say trousers - pants in the UK is what Americans call underpants).

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Researching Cambodia and Ankor Wat and What To Wear In Temples

Problems
What should you pack or buy in advance? What should you book?
World famous sites - such as Ankor Wat, Cambodia, trip of a lifetime. Is it safe? Where do I keep my passport - on me or in the hotel? What do I wear?

The name was means temple.

Answers
Picking a reliable hotel in advance should enable you to be briefed. But what about packing?

So far my research on Wikipedia and TripAdvisor suggests:
Ankor Wat and other old temples are not just historic ruin, they are considered holy sitee with a dress code and if you are wearing beach clothes you won't be admitted.

1 Avoid undergrowth and look where you are treading - there could be snakes in temple ruins.
2 A light scarf to cover shoulders is not enough, a piece of clothing covering shoulders is needed.
3 Sarongs are unsuitable for climbing steep steps as they reveal women's legs to those below. Wear trousers or leggings (which would be hot.
4 In order to wear cooler clothes for part of the day, either carry two sets of clothes (which weighs you down) or cargo pants (trousers) with zip off legs. (You might be able to buy them locally - but will they have your size?)
5 I suggest carrying a couple of safety pins to secure scarves or sarongs or clothes which get torn.
6 A safety pin did not work on my wrap skirt - just pulled out as I walked, leaving a hole. A better solution would be ribbons or better still ribbons on elastic.
7 Alternatively a flared skirt which enables you to mount steps.
8 A Punjabi outfit with matching trousers would be another option - if 'trousers' are allowed.
9 I have culottes.
10 What about the wrap tie farmer's trousers which I bought in Singapore and never wear?
I must admit they are hard to tie on, can't be removed easily when you go to the toilet without ragging fabric own dirty floors, Besides I never feel secure. I think they will gap or the ribbons will untie and the whole outfit will fall to the floor!

I shall be adding more thoughts as I continue researching today.

Author
Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker.
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