Carry On Garment Bag - Garment Bags for Travel,Suit Bags for Men Travel,Halfday Garment Duffle Bag for Men Women,with Adjustable Shoulder Strap,Grey

A carry on garment bag that really surprised me. This is so powerful, like a magic bag. It is suitable to use while traveling. When open all up, you can put suits or dresses in here. It can also make sure that clothes are smooth. When zipped up, it is a big travel bag. Can put a lot of bags in here. Very suitable for traveling, and company gatherings. Fashionable grey, recommend this product!

I am very happy to receive this large garment and travel bag. I am so impressed by its open flat design. It can be both garment bag to hang the clothes in and also a carry on travel bag when zipped up. You can lay the clothes flat. When you put the suits or dresses with the hangers in the center part of the bag, there some buttoned straps to keep them in place. The clothes can easily put on when it opens flat. Then you fold it up and zip around to be a carry on bag. There are also many compartments to keep things organized. The bag is made of durable materials, I am highly recommended.

All images are of the garment bag empty* This bag is nice. It looks casual and yet refined enough for business trips. The zipper details on the sides are of faux leather that seems nice but looks weird with the shine from the (nylon?) straps. It holds its shape well without anything inside. There are 5 zip pockets (3 on the outside, 1 long but shallow pocket inside, and 1 large deep pouch inside) plus an open pocket under the brand tag. The connection on the top of the bag for the side zips is covered by the faux leather flap but has nothing else to stop them from moving or opening while in transit. For a carry-on, that might not be that big of an issue, but if the bag is going to be shuffled around more, I can see that possibly being an issue that the zippers start opening on their own. The zippers themselves are a pretty standard build and not flimsy. All the other hardware seems like metal that isnt overly hearty. The inside lining is very thin and has a golden tan color. The shallow zipper pocket is held down by two snap buttons and reveals two snap straps and a loop for securing your garment hanger. There are two straps to hold down your garments inside the garment area (which you can see on the bottom of the bag) and goes until the deep zipper pouch. That folds down and is secured by velcro. I dont expect any garment bag to keep my clothes 100% wrinkle-free (especially having to fold into the shape of the bag) but it was convenient to use in this bag. Overall theres not a lot of padding in the bag (hence why it is a carry-on bag in the description), so if you have anything particularly fragile, it will not protect it. The duffle is a nice size and Im delighted.

I got this duffle bag for my business traveling. This duffle bag is made of high quality materials, elegant looking, and sturdy. All the zippers are smooth when open and close. There are seven compartments and the largest compartment can hold suits, pants, or jackets. With all these compartments I can pack a lot of personal items in this bag. I am very happy with this bag.

Sturdy material. Good quality. I use it for a gym bag and it works great. Plenty of space and pockets.

I bought this bag ahead of a weekend wedding out of town - Id seen the integrated design before, and having done multiple other destination weddings separately carrying a garment bag for my suit, this seemed like a much more convenient option. Construction The bag is constructed well, and by that I mean that everything logically makes sense. The way it unfolds, the way you pack the suit (it even has a elastic retention strap inside the garment area!), all the little storage areas and pockets can hold the various knick knacks wedding attire requires. The interior nylon seems pretty standard, and the exterior fabric, while certainly not premium, definitely feels like its durable. The one place where Im concerned about the longevity is the zippers - in order to zip up all the sections, there is a bit of manipulation that needs to be done in the corners to get the zipper to connect and travel around the corner, and if youre not paying close enough attention, it seems like theres a decent chance that you could yank the zipper off the track. Functionality As mentioned above, a lot of nice touches in terms of the storage and layout of the bag/compartments. However, a few things stick out as weird, but may just be a function of the type of bag vs. this specific bag. (1) For the garment function, there is a hanger loop, but with the hangers I have, my suit hung too low and the hanger was at the bottom crease, which didnt allow me to close the bag. I had to take the hangers off the loop and move it up so the crease was unimpeded. (2) I would probably need to switch hangers to a flat/slim style vs a proper suit hanger that is wider at the shoulders. This created a lot of bulk in the bag and probably limited the amount of stuff I could put in there. (3) Its just the physics of it, but the garment will take up room in the bag - suits can be relatively flat, but if you have a garment with any volume to it, it will eat into your storage space. (4) Just be aware this is a tube shaped duffel (vs. square), which further limits carrying volume. I was able to fit 1 pair of dress shoes, 1 small packing cube, a M/L toiletries bag, a small tech bag, and a highly flattened pair of running shoes, but the bag didnt close at the top. (5) Not sure if this is better or worse than any other packed garment situation, but the more stuff you put in the bag, the more it presses on the garment, and the weight of the other stuff in the bag is all just sitting on top of the garment. Doesnt really matter if you have to iron upon arrival regardless, but just figured it was worth calling out for those debating between carrying the garment separately or buying this type of bag to pack it. Overall Decent quality bag, but definitely has some quirks and tradeoffs that you have to work around. I can definitely see myself using this as a casual weekender duffel (instead of my gym bags). If I need to travel with a suit, Ill just need to figure out how to better optimize space.

The concept for this garment/duffel bag is great, but it didn’t quite deliver when put to the test. As you can see in the pictures, it seems pretty spacious. Because of that, I was really looking forward to using it for a 2-night getaway. I put two long (and rather bulky) cardigans in the garment section. Everything zipped up just as shown in the video. The problem was, due to the thickness of the sweaters, I lost a lot of interior packing space. It was like a Tardis with an inferiority complex…this actually ended up being *smaller* on the inside than it looked like it should be. I wasn’t packing a whole lot of stuff but, when I tried to get my toiletries, shoes and folded clothes in the duffle bag section, it was too full to zip closed. I wound up having to pack an additional bag, which I was hoping to avoid. The quality of this bag is nice, and I think it will hold up, but it falls short when it comes to packing space. At least that’s the case if you’re putting anything bulky in the garment section. The good thing is, it will probably accommodate a lot more articles of clothing for warm weather trips since those items tend to be lightweight. Live and learn, I guess.

I am impressed with this garment bag, you can easily tell how durable it feels. It was made from quality material, and the details was well done. I just used it for the first time and it worked great. It is comfortable to carry and it still keeps my clothes straight and organized.

The overall look of the bag is really nice. I like the wat it looks. Other than that everything else is just okay. The quality and durable seem are low. If you are a frequent traveler dont expect this to hold up for long. However, if you are a infrequent traveler then for the price point its solid

Zipper was broken when i went to use for cruise