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Italy receives millions of visitors per year, and locals have gotten quite skilled at discerning whether someone is a tourist or not. While there are certain bits of etiquette that will make you look like a total tourist<\/a>, things about your appearance can be dead giveaways too. However, this is not just because Italians are often thought to be snappy dressers.<\/p>\n People visiting Italy (or Europe in general) might notice that locals tend to save athleisure clothing for the gym rather than wear it as everyday casual attire. Some say you could be outed as an American tourist if you wear graphic tees<\/a> too. But what makes someone stand out from locals extends to accessories too, including fanny packs. With maps, guidebooks, phone chargers, passports, money, and more, it is clear why tourists might want a fanny pack. They are also somewhat of a fashion statement in certain parts of the world. But even if you wear a fanny pack from one of the many famous Italian fashion brands, it is simply not a top bag choice among Italians.<\/p>\n