wrinkle free clothing????

Gary, Have a look at travel-friendly Tilley clothing. I use it extensively during travel (and also at home), and would certainly recommend it.

You'll still look like an American, but Columbia and Ex Officio both make great men's mostly-non-wrinkle clothes. My husband used them exclusively and they washed like a dream. I thought he looked good, but then I'm his biggest fan. :-0 Ex Officio underwear is great, too!

I confess I'm not much of a fan of 100% synthetic clothes, I just don't find them comfortable, but that's just me...many people recommend them and they seem to be wrinkle free for the most part... I take 60/40 cotton/poly or poly/cotton blend shirts( t shirts, polos, and button down collared )and find they work great. Wash them in a sink, roll in towel to soak up most moisture, hang to dry on hanger( 30 seconds of "fussing" to ensure they are hanging without major creases anywhere....Hey, I'm doing laundry in a hotel room so gotta do what ya gotta do...lol...), and they are good to go next morning, no wrinkles. I also make sure that I take darker colours, as they hide stains and stuff better. While there are lots of brands that have 60/40 blends( shop around), for t shirts( long and short sleeved) I can highly recommend LL Bean's Pathfinder T Shirts with Coolmax..I have a bunch and they are excellent..lightweight, wash easily, dry quickly, and no wrinkles ( see above laundry tip...lol )...those and a lightweight v neck cashmere sweater( Land's End) are a travel staple for me...yep, I'm absolutely sure I look North American( I'm Canadian not American...lol ) but I couldn't care less...

I bought a pair of Izod golf pants at Macy's. They're great for travel and can be worn as casual or dress slacks. They are $60 but will be on sale for half that before too long. One time I literally changed in a car, wadded them up and threw them in the back. The next morning they were perfectly wrinkle free - my kind of travel pant! Unfortunately they only come in two colors, sand and black. I also have Docker's pants. The latest is a D3 microfiber pant. I picked those up at Costco recently. They are always available online, for some reason most stores only carry the 100% cotton Docker's. For shirts, go to Dick's sporting goods. I like Underarmour or Northface non-cotton t-shirts, Adidas non-cotton polo shirts, as well as Columbia, Northface and Marmot button up shirts. You can peruse the golf shirts, there are always a selection of tech fabrics. Washable silk button up shirts by Tommy Bahama are nice (I saw some in Nordstroms Rack recently for $40), if you pick a solid color rather than a Hawaiian print, they're pretty versatile. I usually add Underarmour boxerjock underwear (6 or 9 inch inseam won't ride up) and GoldToe non-cotton crew socks and shop for shoes by picking them up (really) and only considering those that are lightweight.