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We cruised to Alaska again, and this time I made sure to take photos of all my Alaska cruise outfits to share with you. One of the biggest questions people have is: what to wear on an Alaskan cruise?<\/p>\n

Like you, I stressed over what to wear. I even asked a good friend who\u2019s cruised to Alaska more than a dozen times. Her advice? Layers are key<\/strong>, and don\u2019t bother buying snow boots, they are unnecessary during cruising season.<\/p>\n

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Our first Alaska cruise was in late July into early August.<\/strong> It was chilly and rainy in one or two ports, but we got lucky with mostly beautiful weather. My puffy jacket only came out in Juneau. I wore my everyday sneakers most of the time, but switched to waterproof shoes on rainy days. Fleece-lined leggings were my go-to. I even packed light enough to get by with just a carry-on.<\/p>\n

Our most recent cruise was in May<\/strong>, and it was colder and rainier than my last cruise. I reached for my waterproof sneakers, sweatshirts, fleece-lined leggings, joggers, rain jacket, and puffer jacket the most. This time, my husband and I shared one medium-sized suitcase in addition to our carry-ons. If you can\u2019t fit everything into a carry-on, don\u2019t stress. Sometimes a little extra space makes a big difference when you\u2019re trying to stay warm and dry.<\/p>\n

In this post, I\u2019m sharing photos of the Alaska cruise outfits I actually wore, including what I wore to dinner on the ship. I wasn\u2019t trying to be colorful or cute\u2014I\u2019m not a fashionista. My goal was to be comfortable, practical, and warm. Most of what I packed are pieces I already wear at home during the winter or bring on other cool-weather trips, along with a few extras I knew would be useful on this cruise.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n