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12 Things Any Sorority Girl Worth Her Letters Brings Home For Winter Break

Don't forget to say goodbye to your big!

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12 Things Any Sorority Girl Worth Her Letters Brings Home For Winter Break
Olivia Jacques

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As you start packing to go home for winter break, there are obviously many things that you cannot leave without. Everyone brings home the shoes they always wear or their favorite hoodie. Well, there are many other things a sorority girl brings home that the average person does not.

Being a sorority girl myself, here are the couple things that no srat girl will leave college without.

1. Sorority sweatshirt 

It also happens to be my favorite one but you always want to rep your letters!

2. Comfort Colors T-shirts 

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I think I packed every game day T-shirt and every T-shirt that has my letters on it.

3. Cute beanie 

4. Going out clothes

Just in case.

5. Her sorority water bottle 

Rep those letters!

SEE ALSO: What Your Go-To Cup Or Bottle Says About You

6. Booties 

Well, duh.

7. A gift from her little 

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8. And probably something her big gave her too

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9. New music to show her friends from home

10. Maybe even a game day button 

Because why not?

11. Pictures from rush to show her family 

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"And this is when all the new girls came home."

12. Literally anything with her letters on them

Always represent!

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