Review on Mancro Foldable Carry On Garment Bag For Men Women, 2 In 1 Travel Suitcase Luggage With Shoulder Strap - Business Trip Gifts, Large Hanging Garment Bags For Travel by Lisa Highter

Overall I'd recommend this bag—I needed something for a weekend wedding and took a chance on this, and it got the job done. I'm going to hold onto it for the future because it was a reasonable price, I could fit a lot into it, and it serves its function. There are some opportunities for improvement that I noted, but hey, nothing is perfect. If you need something on a budget for just a few days, this is probably going to be the garment bag for you.The Good:-Great amount of space, I was able to fit 2 suits, 4 pairs of shoes, running clothes, extra outfits for 2 days, and my toiletries. It was a little tight, but it got the job done.-Fits perfectly in overhead storage on planes, so it's a great carry-on.-Durable, it holds up pretty well and haven't had any issues with it so far.The "Could be Better":-Shoulder strap pad: The shoulder strap pad is a little too thin and doesn't have much padding in it, so it feels like the strap is cutting into your shoulder, which isn't very comfortable for extended periods of time when carrying the bag through the airport.-Rigidity: I expected this bag to be a little more rigid and firm, but it's pretty flimsy in the sense that it's all fabric, there's no real internal support structure for the bag, which I would have appreciated.-Garment protection: The zippered compartment where your hanging garments are supposed to go doesn't offer much protection from lint or, if you put your shoes in the bag, dirt. You can solve this with another fully-enclosed garment bag—like one you might get from Men's Wearhouse—inside to keep your clothes in.-Wrinkling: For the most part my garments were unwrinkled, but there were a few wrinkles in my suits when I unpacked. Luckily a friend of mine had a steamer I could borrow. So I wouldn't use the phrase "wrinkle-free" to describe this bag.