Camping with your Uniform

[rkpeck]

What approach do you use for maintaining your field uniform when camping? I've carried conventional hangers with me in the past but keep thinking it would be great to have a folding hanger so my uniform can be hung up in the tent. I was originally looking for something like what the German agent had in the first Indiana Jones movie, but found this instead:
http://www.amazon.com/Smartek-Small-Fold-Away-Hanger/dp/B0078UNJ62/

Has anybody had experience with anything like this? Hanging the uniform on a tree isn't always an option out here on the prairie...

Roger

[FrankJ]

If it can't be rolled up & stuffed in a stuff sack, I don't take it camping. On the days I had an uncontrollable urge to hang up my uniform shirt, I tie a stick to a short piece of cord.

[Quailman]

Click here for a cheaper one

[Bill Pitcher]

Sticks and small diameter chord always works for me!

[cballman]

We always travel in uniform as a troop. When we get off the bus the kids leave the shirt on the seat. When we get ready to leave then we dress in uniform again and travel back. Just the way our troop has done it since before 2001.

[Quailman]

I wore my uniform each day at summer camp in the Texas hill country. On the fourth day it got up and moved to another tent.

[mt_goodrich]

Stick and string method is what I've used.

At summer camp, I rotate between two shirts to let one "rest" and air out. I did summer camp at Worth Ranch. Temps over 100 every day.

[Billiken]

At summer camp we dress for dinner (defined as a Field Uniform shirt).
We do not wear neckerchiefs at summer camp.

Most campers just put their shirt on over whatever troop t-shirt they're wearing.

[jjhubbard]

Our troops wears Class A uniforms anytime we travel (to and from). Scouts and leaders can then switch to a class b if the event allows and is not very formal. When at camp, we require class A for morning and evening flags. If time permits between flags and meal time we go back and change. If we are lucky enough to get the front of the line we wear them while we eat but remove our caps as soon as we go indoors.