SwissGear7895 Premium Rolling Garment Bag, Black, 24-Inch

This is a really nice piece of luggage for traveling to formal events. I used it to go to a trade show where I needed to pack 4 mens suits. Everything packed easily and came out of the suitcase mostly unwrinkled, only a couple of items needing a little touch up with an iron. That made it totally worth it. I used to spend hours ironing dress clothes when I traveled, but not anymore.The quality is good. Some of the inside zippers could be better, but worked fine for me.NOTE: This will not qualify as a carry on bag with any airlines. I knew that when I bought it, but if you want a carry on, this one is not right for you.

My last garment bag finally aged in and fell apart. This one is durable with many compartments - and best of all, it has wheels. My last one had to be carried over my shoulder. Such a relief

I had another company's garment bag for about 15 years. Well designed, functional and durable. This one is absolutely terrible. The design is horrible and the construction cheap, cheap and even more cheap. Instead of having pockets sewn individually to the case, the entire interior is one piece attached to the case. The zippers on the two top pockets are unusable. No matter how hard you try, they can't be opened or closed. The inner shell is flimsy and cheap. The outer zippers when opened go under a flap and are very difficult to open. And the wheels? Cheap plastic ready to snap off. $230.00 for this bag? A ridiculously cheap bag at a price for a quality one. Buy a different bag!

Lightweight and sturdy.

I have now taken a week-long trip with this bag, by Amtrak and hotel. The many pockets and compartments match the way I like to pack (I tend to over-pack). The two outside pockets (one lockable) are convenient for quick-access items. The bag is sturdy and handles well for carrying or rolling, but it is a bit heavy. The size is OK for opening on a queen bed but way too big for a typical hotel room luggage rack. The zippers do not work well around corners or (especially) at the center outside fold on each side, so users should allow extra time for zipper struggles during each open-close cycle. The inner bottom flap may be important for keeping special clothes wrinkle-free, but for me it is mostly an interruption, and it requires even more fold-out space. Being able to hang both sides in a closet saves space in the room and improves accessibility, but it also crowds the typical hotel closet for other users, and lifting that weight to hang it up is difficult.

We purchased this rolling garment bag to take on our recent cruise. This is a really well-made garment bag and it held quite a lot of clothes and kept them wrinkle-free for our trip. Highly recommend this bag!

Light weight, very well built. The wheels look sturdy. Looking forward for it to last.

I would like to rate it higher, but there are issues. I have an older one that has traveled a lot and has a lot of small things wrong with it. Mostly it now looks pretty tacky. Ripped and patched with PVC sealant. It still works. The tabs broke off the hanger locks which makes it difficult to open and release/secure the hangers.It's difficult to find a hanging rolling bag that is a nice size. The size is great for a 3 day trip, loading it full it will weigh 40-45 lbs. Needs to be checked as it is too big for carry on. Easy for us to just replace it as we liked the size and it has worked pretty well.What complaints do I have with the new bag.1. First there is no tag-a-long hook on the new bag. We use this all the time for hooking on a carry-on rolling bag. We will need to hook something to the handle now while towing.2. Same plastic hanger retainers which will inevitably break off.3. The wheels are not ball bearing, they are cheap sheave type - plastic wheels with a hole drilled and a shaft to run on. Higher friction. This is very disappointing as the older one has ball bearing wheels and rolled easily.4. There are fewer rivets at stress points.So, it will work. Feels like an $80 bag.