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Efficient, durable, and damn good-looking, these picks make traveling a breeze.

It has many names: toiletry bag, wash bag, and Dopp kit are a few. But the point of this handy travel accessory remains the same: to contain all your grooming essentials in one easy-to-access case. Don’t be the man that just throws brushes, toothpaste, moisturizers, and all that kind of stuff into your carry-on. That’s a disaster waiting to happen, trust me.

I’m normally an efficient packer, but there was one instance when time wasn’t on my side. I was traveling to Dallas. It was a pretty last-minute thing, and seeing how I was only going for two days, I didn’t bother with my routine of packing the night before. It was also an afternoon flight, so I thought I had that morning to prepare. But I slept in. When I woke up, I hurriedly tossed everything into my carry-on: shoes, shirts, shampoo, lotion, and more. I have a number of toiletry bags, but reaching for them was the last thing on my mind. As you can probably imagine, when I opened up my suitcase at the hotel, it was a fucking mess. The lid on my toothpaste popped off and so did the cap on my perfume bottle (I don’t wear cologne).

From then on, I made it a point to have two toiletry bags—a large one from Away for long trips and a compact option from Tumi for short excursions—packed and ready. The way each divides all that I need for traveling is a Godsend. I don’t have to rummage for this or that. And because both are made of durable, water-resistant fabric, I also don’t have to worry about toothpaste staining my shirts, because accident can—and do!—occur.

Basically, if you plan traveling sometime soon, you’re going to need a toiletry bag. Let my disastrous Dallas flight be a lesson. And since travel restrictions are no more, we’ve gathered 18 of the best in all shapes, sizes, and styles.

There was a time, not too long ago, when clear toiletry bags were required for traveling. And though that mandate has, in most cases, been lifted, it's better to be safe than sorry. So, if you want to zoom by TSA, cop this two-pack from Lermende.

L.L.Bean, the maker of some of the most durable and celebrated canvas totes, also offers a wash bags that fit the same bill.

A fan of monogram bags that dont't break the bank? Asos Design offers toiletry bags, made of faux leather, with initials, at a price that's pretty tough to beat.

We said it many times before: Everlane is the purveyor of essentials, the kinds of eco-friendly things that'll work for a multitude of scenarios. And if that scenario involves traveling, you're going to want to cop this catch-all case, made of 100 percent recycled polyester, right here.

From backpacks to duffles, Herschel Supply Co. offers some of the most sturdy carryalls arounds—ones that you can just wipe clean at any time. This, of course, includes this Dopp kit, made of 600-denier tech fabric.

Speaking of durability, check out this compact travel kit, constructed from heavy-duty canvas, by Madewell,

No need to worry about spills of any kind when you this water-repellant travel kit from Lululemon, a label that consistently offers the sleekest of designs.

Part toiletry bag, part wallet, this flat, two-in-one folio will carry all the essentials you need before and during your travel.

Not a fan of translucent exteriors, but still want something that lets you see all your grooming essentials? Check out this bag, shaped liked a handy suitcase, which features a number of clear compartments so you can grab things on the go.

Mack Weldon cares about the details. The brand's toiletry bag, for example, is made of recycled, water-resistant polyester and nylon, and features no-slip rubberized bottom that you can rub clean should spills occur. What's more, the bag comes with four refillable bottles, so you don't have to buy travel-size versions of your favorite shampoo and body wash.

If you're unsure about what to bring with you on your travels, Aesop offers a pre-stocked kit of all the essentials you'll need.

Like its suitcases, Briggs & Riley's toiletry bag features a number of compartments that make traveling so much easier. And once you reach your destination, you're able to unfold this carryall and hang it on your bathroom door.

When it comes to traveling, Tumi doesn't play around. The luggage purveyor creates some of the most hardwearing, long-lasting bags on the market, including this Dopp kit made of FXT ballistic nylon.

Frye's leather boots are tough and dependable, and feature eye-catching patinas unlike any others. The same can be said of its toiletry bags.

Are you the type of fella that likes to bring everything but the kitchen sink on your travels? You're going to want to check out this foldable hanging kit from Shinola, which features a slew of sections that'll carry brushes, moisturizers, colognes, and more. Indeed, this items truly lives up its name.

If you're traveling for many days, just check out the name on this toiletry bag from Métier. Framed and incredibly roomy, this carryall, made of sturdy canvas cast in an Art Deco print, allows you store grooming items, electronics, and all that jazz.

Bottega Veneta's Intrecciato leather bag is one of the hottest motifs in fashion today. And if want to imbue the vibe of jet-setter (or are a card-carrying member of the club), look no further than this toiletry bag. It's so sleek that it's worth carrying out and about—especially at this price.

Is money no object? Do you appreciate the finer things? If the answer is yes to both, know that Berluti's leather toiletry bag is one of the finest around. I mean, just look at the calligraphy-etched Scritto leather. That's luxe, baby!