👕 Premium Clear 45-inch Dry Cleaning Laundry Garment Cover Bags by Hangerworld - Protect Clothes with 80 Gauge Polyethylene Review

For hanging Christmas lights on S-hooks for basement storage between seasons. But flimsy and a little short for my purpose but as expected I use it a little differently than what it is intended for.

They are thin and good for 1-2 uses. They go well with pleated pants or a mid-length dress. They are exactly the same as the ones you get from the dry cleaner. Not thicker like some reviews say, but they work to cover clothes.

They are very tight and great for long dresses but not men's shirts as shown in the photo. I knew not that there is a second option for 45". I would like the photos to change depending on which option I choose. As it costs badly I have to buy another batch to match my larger shirts.

I bought these to hold various projects I work on throughout the year for craft fairs. I plan to hang the Christmas wreaths on the wall in my workshop and will be using these bags to protect them from dust, dirt, cobwebs and bugs. They are 45 inches long so I can use them for larger projects or cut them in half for wreaths.

These bags are thicker than dry cleaning bags. They are long enough for a dress like the picture but I am 5ft 3ft and they cover my knee length dresses with about 1 inch reserve. It's not enough to tie a knot at the bottom and still keep the dress straight if that's what you want. If you're short and want your dress to cover your knees fully, that's fine. If you're taller than me, consider bags that are likely at least 54 inches tall. Also, they would be much better if they came in one role. If

This was my first purchase of plastic garment bags and I am very glad I chose this brand and type! In my experience, shirts and pants that have been washed and starched with professional cleaners retain that "fresh look" much longer if I change them right at home and hang all the pieces in my bag in order. The pocket prevents shirts (etc.) from rubbing against each other, leading to wrinkling. So if a well-ironed shirt gets through the day relatively unscathed and goes back into its own pocket,