LONDON FOGBuckingham 44-Inch Wheeled Garment Bag, Black

the best choice! Very light, Cool Design . good size for airplane. (Not for spirit and frontier )))))Highly recommended!

I have had several pieces of the London Fog luggage and I have found them to be very strong, durable and reliable when thrown around at the various airports. I love the flexibility of hanging my clothes and utilizing the various compartments. I also love how easy to roll it throughout my traveling locations. I have not experience any negative events with my London Fog luggage.

The product is well made with lots of available storage. I was disappointed regarding the durability. I only used it once and experienced some damage to the garment bag. I know the baggage handlers treat the bags roughy, but I still hoped for more durability

We couldn’t believe how much we were able to fit in this bag. 3 suits and clothing for another week. It was such a challenge finding a suit luggage combination. We had one for years that got mold in it from storage. It was much more expensive but worth. Unfortunately, it appears that most companies don’t use metal zippers anymore. We’ve only used it once, so time will tell. We have been pleased so far.

Used this garment bag for three short trips (over 7 months time ). The telescoping handle will not close completely . A rivet holding the wheels has completely fallen out . Truly minimal use . Quality is not good . Flimsy . I thought London Fog brand was better . Advise spending more for better quality .

My husband hates how wrinkled his suit gets when it's not packed in a garment bag, but his old one was heavy and had no wheels. I got him this one and he loves it. We took it to New York and it held up very well as checked luggage. I can't imagine how it could be a carry on, except in first class as it's too big. I also can't imagine how anyone gets the amount of clothing some say they do into it. We are a normal sized couple. For us it held one suit, three dress shirts, 5 t-shirts, underwear and socks for 4 days, one additional jacket, one pair of jeans, one pair of shoes and one pair of slippers, some personal electronics and toiletries, three large books, and two sweaters. This is easy to organize and looks sharp. If your expectations are sensible this should work well for a one week trip for one person or a long weekend for two.

Like a lot of men, when I travel, I do so with a suit or two. Dress shirts, ties, oxfords all have to go to. For years I've been dragging a garment bag around on my shoulder which was nothing more than a light fabric designed to be easy to carry. The reality is, there's no such thing as a quick visit to an airport, those idiots TSA agents take some kind of perverse pride in wasting people's time, dragging the lines out for hours, and searching people that are clearly not a risk to anyone. Anyone. All of which puts an incredible strain on your shoulder until I found this. Not only does this have a suitcase like shell which protects your garments, it has wheels and a handle. Navigating this thing around an airport is child's Play, and your garments arrive in one piece. You just can't beat it

First one I received had a rip in interior compartment was quickly replaced with no hassle. After first trip was disappointed that everything was wrinkled despite being carefully strapped-in and covered in dry cleaning bags, and that was with very little non-hanging stuff in the mix. It is not convenient in the hotel room; it has to be opened on the bed and manuevered around to unzip the interior liner and get access to the several storage compartments. It's wide, and the absence of casters means you need wide spaces to roll it around. On the plus side, it's an easier way to tote garments than a shoulder-strap garment bag, and it has enough storage room for a two or three day trip. The interior is long enough for my 46 Tall suit.