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Stitch Garment Sleeve Review

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JGirard27 said:
I absolutely love the size factor on this. If I could throw a few outfits in and stash in my backpack for carry on, that would be awesome. I have an old school garment bag that is just too big and bulky.
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You can depending on the size of your backpack. Measure and compare to the 1st post.
 
Order placed! Will be able to put it to use in two weeks!
 
So i’m kind of upset I left this in my travel cover, which is being shipped back to me. I guess that will be the ultimate test of wrinkles haha
 
Anybody else jump in?
 
Just grabbed one for my wife and will report back with her take on it.
 
FedEx tracking live. Can’t wait to try this out next week.
 
Shipping notification received.
Love it.
 
This is mighty tempting. I use cubes and that’s always gambling wrinkle wise.

The one thing I’d like to see is how it actually holds the clothes. I wish they had one of those cute videos with the clothes put in and out of it. I can’t wrap my mind around the actual loading it up.
 
brians said:
This is mighty tempting. I use cubes and that’s always gambling wrinkle wise.

The one thing I’d like to see is how it actually holds the clothes. I wish they had one of those cute videos with the clothes put in and out of it. I can’t wrap my mind around the actual loading it up.
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Yes historically I’ve used cubes as well and the results aren’t ideal…. Looking forward to giving this a go, both for business and golf trips.
 
JGirard27 said:
Yes historically I’ve used cubes as well and the results aren’t ideal…. Looking forward to giving this a go, both for business and golf trips.
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Cannot wait to hear your thoughts on it. Am really tempted on this one…
 
With those bulkier hangers to what I used, can you show it folded up?
 
Gah this is so fricking tempting...
 
JB said:
Makes sense. I use some travel hangers and did 3 shirts and 3 pairs of shorts.
I can't see how wide it is from that picture, but still looks like it will save a great bit of room.
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Ah, gotcha. I wasn’t thinking about the depth of it. I’ll try again and maybe see how it fits in a carry-on suitcase.
 
FedEx appears to be walking mine to me. I was really looking forward to loading it up today.
 
JB said:
Didn’t arrive yet?
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Ohio! Something happened in NC along the way. It’s coming tomorrow which gives me enough time to pack it up and use it Sunday.
 
Having no experience with this type of bag, what makes it better than the cheap ones you've tried?
 
JGirard27 said:
FedEx appears to be walking mine to me. I was really looking forward to loading it up today.
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Same. It spent 2 days in various places in NC.
 
Bus said:
Having no experience with this type of bag, what makes it better than the cheap ones you've tried?
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It worked? haha.
The others had either too much rigidity or too much shift. Or were just cubes disguised as a sleeve.
 
Yes!
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First off, the materials used on this garment sleeve are top notch. I like how it has some depth built into it. It’s not just material folded up on itself, it has some structure to it. I grabbed four polo shirts and two pair of shorts, combined with a pack of travel hangers I bought from target yesterday.

Generally speaking I found that four travel hangers took up the same size as one of my wooden hangers normally used in the closet.

4 polos, 2 pair of shorts, 6 hangers total…. 3.5” thick packed up. There was definitely room for more if needed.

Overall verdict:
Well made, nice materials, works as expected so far. I’m putting this to work on the road Sunday, will be interested to see how things develop
 
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