DOPP Kit
What's a "DOP" or "DOPP" kit? The DOPP kit was produced by the Charles Doppelt Company until the firm was purchased by Samsonite in the 1970s, and Dopp Kits today are made by Buxton. The popularity of Dopp Kits was evidently boosted considerably by World War II, in the course of which the U.S. Army issued them to recruits by the millions. Incidentally, the "kit" part of Dopp Kit is not quite the same "kit" we use to mean "a collection of parts used to assemble a whole," as in "model airplane kit." A soldier's "kit" consists of the standard equipment and personal articles issued to and carried by a soldier on a regular basis.

This kit is about personal hygene and comfort. A Scout Is Clean.
There are many types of bags available, the BSA has a version of a roll-up.
It does not matter what you pack your essentials in, just keep them all together for easy use.

• Small bar of soap in container / plastic bag or liquid soap

• Small bottle (travel size) of shampoo

• Comb (a brush is too bulky)

• Toothbrush & toothpaste and floss (stinky breath is not nice)

• Metal or plastic mirror

• Sewing kit (if you know how to use it)

• Washcloth

• Deodorant (NO aerosols)

• Shaving gear (if needed)

• Personal medications, antacids etc

• Gold Bond or similar powder or cream for chaffing (NO aerosols)

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