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Kathy
- Denver, CO, United States
I do not travel anywhere without my EC. I use one of the large folders to take my memory foam pillow. The folder helps me compress it and it usually thinner than a packed folder. I can easily put it in my carry-on bag along with my pack-it cubes. I use color coded folders so I can easily tell which is HIS and which is HERS. The double side cubes lets me put clean clothes in the mesh side and the dirty in the waterproofed side. I used a small pouch to set up a traveling first aid kit - my daughter (and fellow students) used it during a summer study abroad. I love the cubes and pouches for organizing hair fasteners, electronics and their cords, on the go craft projects. I first learned of the packing system from a former flight attendant who worked at The Container Store - and have been using them ever since. I recently added the suit/garment folder. Used it for a formal dress and suit for a wedding on a cruise - put in the carry on (it was full) and just hung it up - no ironing needed. My only complaint - since everything is so compact it's easy to go over the 50 lb luggage limit - I always have to weigh my bag before heading to the airport!
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Grant
- Houston, TX, United States
I think this garment sleeve is great! Packs a few dress shirts and polos easily and minimizes wrinkles. Slips right into my carryon or suitcase with ease. Highly recommend this for light travel where you want to bring a few shirts that you want to minimize wrinkles.
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Heili D
- Atlanta, GA, United States
I love this product - but it has a few small downfalls when I've packed for men in my life! Firstly - an average size men's suit, on a hanger hung from the loop meant to hold a hanger, hangs about an inch or two outside the folder and, upon folding, creases the bottom of the jacket/pants in an odd place. To remedy this, don't use the hanger loops! Slide the hanger up to the handle, close the sleeve and then push the hanger down in to the sleeve. Secondly - if you put two suits in here, the top of the sleeve (if hung) will begin to sag from the weight. Otherwise, this is a great solution to get rid of those bulky garment bags - I certainly haven't found anything else I prefer!
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Andrew Lawrence
- london, , United Kingdom
This works. I've used it half a dozen times now to pack suits into hold baggage on aircraft and they come out pretty much crease free.
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