This week sees the Prince and Princess of Wales visit Boston for their first tour under King Charles' reign.
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The royal couple is on the east coast of America in celebration of the second annual Earthshot Prize Awards, and have a jampacked schedule while they're stateside.
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William and Catherine will of course be travelling with a team, including their private secretaries and Princess Kate's glam squad, and a great deal of planning and preparation will have gone into every detail of the royal tour - including the luggage the royals carry.
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Stylists must be mindful that the royals' clothes are appropriate for the weather, for the formality of the engagement and if possible, give a nod to the host country.
Members of the royals' entourage are responsible for what luggage is taken on board, what's stored in the hold, and which suitcases go to which hotels or residences.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe Prince and Princess of Wales are on their first tour of King Charles' reign
Each item of royal luggage is clearly labelled with the royal's name and where it should be delivered to. It's even colour-coded.
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Blue means it's wanted on the aircraft, green means it's for the hotel, and yellow means it's going to a residence, for example, the British Ambassador's house of the country the royals are visiting.
© Photo: Getty ImagesWilliam and Catherine's tour wardrobes will have been carefully curated
Don't believe us? Scroll down to see all the times the royal family has carried colour-coded luggage.
© Photo: Getty ImagesKing Charles' luggage, which was to be on the plane with him
© Photo: Getty ImagesPrince George's luggage was carried off the plane by staff, with his blue tag in sight
© Photo: Getty ImagesPrincess Diana's luggage was destined for the residence they were going to
© Photo: Getty ImagesKing Charles' trunk was to be sent to his hotel
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