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Overall a great bag! I made 3 tweaks to suit my taste. I think the big white iron on Mancro logo on it looks cheap. So I colored over the white letters with a black Sharpie permanent laundry marker.And now you can barely see it. It felt too big, too masculine, and too bright white for me.If it were more subtle or a metal tag, I wouldn't have minded it.The chain and hook for hanging from the closet rod were too long and jangly for me.I used jewelry pliers and took two links out and now it's perfect.I had measured the length of a dress and it should have had room to spare at the bottom. But the bag length isn't measured by the loops you hang your garments from. The length is the entire length if the bag. Luckily, there is a big ring below the closet rod hook that I could hook the hangers for the longest things through.And that worked! I used the lower loops for the shorter things.Great pockets! Well constructed! And roomy, otherwise! This was a win.

I recently had the pleasure of using the Manco Garment Bag during a business trip to Atlanta, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations in every way.First and foremost, the ease of use is exceptional. Packing my suits and shirts was a breeze with its well-designed compartments and secure straps. The bag kept my clothes neatly organized and wrinkle-free throughout the journey, which is crucial when traveling for business.During transit, the durability of the Manco Garment Bag stood out. The material is robust yet lightweight, making it easy to carry through airports and hotels without feeling cumbersome. It's clear that this bag is built to withstand the rigors of frequent travel, which is exactly what I need for my busy schedule.In terms of functionality, the bag offers ample space for multiple garments without compromising on protection. It accommodated several suits, shirts, and even a pair of shoes comfortably. The addition of pockets for accessories was a thoughtful touch, allowing me to keep ties, belts, and toiletries organized and easily accessible.One of the most impressive aspects of the Manco Garment Bag is its value for money. Compared to other garment bags on the market, this one offers superior quality at a very reasonable price point. The peace of mind knowing that my clothing arrived in pristine condition without spending a fortune on a travel bag is priceless.Overall, I can confidently recommend the Manco Garment Bag to any traveler, especially those who frequently embark on business trips like myself. It combines ease of use, durability, and excellent value, making it a must-have for anyone who wants to travel smart and stylish.

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.

I needed a garnet bag to go Europe as I needed a suit and some dress clothes there. This bag was awesome. Held up well for the price and I stuffed it pretty good on return trip. Prob not for the weekly flyer but if you just need to travel a handful of times a year I would imagine this will hold well. I was skeptical of a cheaper bag but this bag ended up being perfect for my needs. BTW, it survived six air flights, and still perfect.

I had to fly from Dallas, TX to Rochester, NY for a family event and I needed to bring my suit. I confirmed online that this counts as a carryon, so I bought it, put my suit inside, zipped it shut, and was on my way. The material is quality, and of a good weight, meaning that while it is light, it's not paper thin and/or likely to tear.One of the nice things about these suit bags is that upon entering the aircraft, the attendants offered to hang my bag in their closet space up front. So I didn't have to locate space for it in an overhead bin at all. I just needed to remember to grab it on the way out. They even had room to hang it on the small plane for the Rochester leg of the trip.My suit "cargo" consisted of the jacket, pants, shirt, a belt, and a tee shirt. When I reached my destination, my suit was in great shape, and no wrinkles! Both the interior and exterior zippers worked smoothly, and the organization pockets for my belt and socks were very useful.