Sea To Summit Traveling Light Hanging Toiletry Bag, small version. Pretty similar to the Muji.

Pros: super light, excellent construction, water resistant, compacts well while still maintaining just enough structure, hanging hook is well sized (had a cheap bag before whose hook was too small and often couldn't use it, very annoying), and has a lot of great zippered organization options which perfectly fit smaller items like floss and contact lenses.

Cons: Not wide enough to fit a standard toothbrush in the top zippered pocket. I had to cut an inch off the handle to make it fit. Not a big deal but would be nice if it was just that much wider.

It's not clear, but (A) I've never had my toiletries checked by TSA or in the handful of European, Middle Eastern, or Asian countries I've been to, and (B) the back zippered pocket is the perfect place to stash a small ziplock just in case. I'm very satisfied with it, no intention of replacing it.

I use this one.

Forclaz Toiletry bag by Decathlon. It's a rollable one with organization pockets. It is only as big as its contents and when empty lays absolutely flat. I prefer it over regular pouches as it takes up such a minimal space in my kit. I wish more companies made similar style ones. A lot of the rollable ones are rigid or have hard edges that can't fold/bend meaning they maintain their shape which I don't find ideal for packing.

Edit: if someone could come up with something similar as this with a slightly bigger size, bigger pockets and the lower part being a completely clear see thru material just for the TSA that would probably be a perfect toiletry bag for me.

I am always swapping them about. My Dakine is a good hanger with great pockets and has a removable clear security pouch but it’s a faff to get out and the bag is too rigid if it’s not fairly full. Also it’s quite heavy.

I have a small one I would love if it were half an inch longer so my toothbrush fits through the gap without shoving it at weird angles. It’s made of recycled plastic which is cool.

Sometimes I just use a ziplock because it’s reliable and light.

I think all bag users divide into two groups: those who love built in organisation, and those who like a big sack, so why not build a couple of options tailored to each?

But please make it so a toothbrush fits in easily, please make it sustainable, give it good zips, make it from a waterproof material and offer a removable hook!

Peak Design Wash Pouch, in green. I just love that thing.

>Aer Travel Kit

woaah I love that one! Solid design.

I have tried a bunch of different types of bags and still have not found something I love! I am not even sure what I am looking for/expecting but they all just are too bulky, annoying to use, etc.

Unfortunately you won’t find good quality much cheaper than that. They start around $40 USD for the ones that will last and have solid build quality. REI has a large toiletry bag that is a little bulkier than the Sea to Summit. That said, if the sea to summit does what you want for sure, $50 isn’t much for a bag that will easily last 10+ years.

I bought a small/medium toiletry bag from Osprey and it looks nearly brand new after 4 years. The Sea to Summit has excellent build quality too so wouldn’t suggest trying to cheap out unless your ok with something that simply doesn’t compare to a solid bag.

I really like this one: https://www.decathlon.com/products/backpacking-foldable-toiletry-bag-ultralight-173360

It’s not perfect, but for the price and weight surprisingly practical

+1 for the ziplock. I use a $10 canvas dopp bag for dry stuff and a zip lock for liquids. If your bag goes through x-ray machines then ziplock is the only way.

I used this and love it. It's actually in Target too:

https://www.amazon.com/SwissGear-Liters-Hanging-Grey-Heather/dp/B07DQQ8B3T/ref=asc\_df\_B07DQQ8B3T/?

I use the Arcido Washbag, saved me from putting stuff on the ziplock bag on the airports

You could look for a bellroy toiletries bag (they come in 2 sizes).

I think there is a carryology edition with a water proofed zipper

I liked the look of gox on Amazon the other day. Here's an Aus Amazon link, I assume it's on America's Amazon too https://www.amazon.com.au/GOX-Toiletry-Portable-Organizer-Function/dp/B01HRF8Q1A/

Also look for scrunchable/packable shopping/yoga bags, I prefer ones with longer handles so you can wear it on the shoulder walking home from the supermarket. Look at nanobag.com for example, though they are pretty pricey.

Tom Bihn has some knitting bags. Good toiletries bag too.

Don’t get leather for toiletries, it’s unsanitary.

I’d recommend the Eagle Creek quick trip toiletry bag in silnylon, very light yet tough. It’s the right size for a man’s toiletries and discourages overpacking. Discontinued but still available as new-old stock, who knows for how long. I bought another as a spare.

Peak Design Wash Pouch. Not cheap but very well thought out/designed.. excellent materials and build and legit lifetime warranty. I love all my Peak Design gear.

Mine is LL Bean and has held up well for several years now. They have multiple sizes and reasonably priced.

The North Face Base Camp, I own the backpack made from the same material and it’s incredible. My dads has lasted 25+ years! Used to carry his harness about for work.

Calpak Terra Hanging Bag

I’m in a hotel 200 nights a year for 15 years and I use this. It’s holding up fine for the last 10.

Nomatic toiletry bag (packs really well and holds a lot)

Step22 tortoise toiletry bag (large or regular)

Who are these men that will outlast you and why are you buying them a toiletry bag?

Seconded. I can’t promise it’ll outlast you—I’ve only had mine for five years or so. But it’s been on a lot of trips in that span, and still looks brand new.

I have a few toiletry bags based on use case. I don’t think you can buy a bad one? I don’t consider them a hard use item like a backpack. 

I currently use a LL Bean toiletry organizer bag, mainly for longer trips. I’ve had mine over 10 years. I like the organization vice dumping everything in a dop style toiletry bag. 

https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/507361?page=toiletry-bags-and-organizers&bc=50&csp=f&nav=gnro-hp

I either have a medium or small, can’t remember which, like this one. 

https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/73882?page=personal-organizer-toiletry-bag-medium&bc=50-507361&feat=507361-GN3&csp=f&attrValue_0=38374&pos=1

The nylon cleans easily if you get toothpaste or something on it. Prior to this I had a traditional leather dop for like 15 years. It basically got gross with use, which was my fault. 

Carry on air travel I pack less and in a clear bag. 

“This shitter bag was my father’s shitter bag, and his father’s before him. Long after I’m gone, my sons and their sons will take this shitter bag to the shitter with them.”

Travel for a living, I’ve got the Slim and the Plus for various travel plans. I’m not a shill, but I have been using the slim (the original gravel dopp) since 2108, and the plus since 2020. I I hope they might fit your needs, they’ve been good for me, and the one issue I had with a zipper was corrected by sending me a completely new bag.

I use a single one liter Osprey Liquids Bag. I probably have more evolution in this category than any other with small changes nearly every trip.

One liter toiletries kit

https://imgur.com/a/By8rsSC

Top row left to right:

• Crystal brand solid deodorant, 1.5oz
• Q-tips in Rose products tube
• Dr Bronners, 2oz flip top bottle
• Dove shampoo packets
• Travel size toothpaste
• GUM Proxi brush
• GUM folding travel toothbrush
• Comb
• Folding hairbrush
• Tide pen
• Gold Bond lotion
• Eye drops
• Zeiss alcohol eyeglass wipes
• Dude wipes
• “Hotel freebie” sewing kit
• Advil in travel size tube

Next row:

• Gillette Venus razor handle with Mach III head
• Harry’s shave cream in small GoToob silicone tube
• Tweezers in slip case
• Victorinox flat fingernail clipper
• Safety tip scissors
• Osprey Liquids Bag

I use the REI travel kit small. They have a large one also but it's built nice enough, works and with no padding it packs down fine. One small pocket inside and seems to fit everything I need.

I bought The Matador zipper one but haven't used it yet. Mostly because I just keep using the REI kit, because it just seems to work.

Personally, I use a Bellroy pencil case for my 0.5-liter toiletry kit. Inside I have:

• Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss
• Deodorant, 1oz shampoo, 1oz body wash
• Razor, comb, nail clippers, q-tips, small pill case

In addition, in an outside pocket of my bag, I carry a second 0.5-liter accessories kit with a few other items that I often want to access while in transit:

• Tissues, wet wipes, Microfiber cloth
• Hand sanitizer, eye drops, tube of Advil

Some smallish 1-liter pouch ideas:

• Five ultralight clear 1-liter toiletry pouches

• The Sea to Summit and Eagle Creek toiletry pouches

One of those will surely meet your needs while remaining compact in your carry.

That is Crystal brand and actually potassium alum. I hate aluminum based stuff. It is anti bacterial vs anti perspirant. That’s the 1.5oz travel size and it’s so long lasting that I would happily buy one half that size. You can buy plain “rocks” with no packaging too. Also marketed as a shaving cut treatment.

https://imgur.com/a/UgFReNY

All you do is to wet it and rub it on. I was really skeptical and after testing it at home, that’s all I use 365. There is a liquid roll on version of you want a little scent.

I use the Osprey Ultralight Padded Organizer for my toiletries, and mix in my "tech" when I'm traveling as minimally as I can. It has 2 small elastic topped slots on one side for things like mini first aid/contact case/spare contacts/condoms/cords/etc and 1 full length zippered pocket that perfectly fits my bamboo toothbrush. I like the padded, semi-expandable design so I can pack my glasses in just a microfiber bag and the padding gives me some comfort that they will be fine (years later, so far so good).

I want a Matador zipper bag just because lightweight AF but I'm in no rush to purchase. That would be for something ultralight like a Camino I hope to do one day.

Eagle Creek Specter quick trip toiletry bag. Wife and I have both been using it for years.

Small, light weight, durable, comes in different colors.

I got mine in red like I try to for a lot of my stuff to help avoid leaving it behind.

I’ve been very happy with this one from Sea to Summit. It’s made of Cordura, so it’s very lightweight and minimalist, but lots of room and multiple pockets for organization:

https://seatosummit.com/products/hanging-toiletry-bag

Sea to summit hanging toiletry bag

Eagle Creek Pack It Isolate Quick Trip S is a good option (45g on my scales)

Though I'm currently using the hanging Sea to Summit mentioned in other comments (which unfortunately does not stand on a benchtop as far as I have seen, even though it looks like it should)

I really enjoy mine from Muji which is simple, light, has a hook, and pretty good organization.

Eagle Creek toiletry bag

If I’m traveling super light I use ziploc bags. I can see what’s inside and have room for a few spares in case of leaks.

I got an off brand sea to summit type bag from Amazon in the small size. I like that I can hang it up. It's made by Mountaintop.

😭 I use ziplocks. I’m gonna have to try what everyone else is suggesting.

If it's a quick trip (up to a week) I'm often Team Ziploc

Anything longer than that I have a clear, just under quart-size vinyl bag with a loop on the back so I can hang it upright. It holds everything I need (wet and dry at this point) and I can hang it on the back of the door/carabiner it to the tap.