I’ll admit it: I’ve never been much of a duffel bag traveler. Carry-on wheeled suitcases have long been my go-tos. But there’s a cost to cramming multiple pairs of shoes, toiletries, hair-styling ...

Whether you’re traveling for a wedding or work, packing a suit without totally wrinkling it is difficult. You need a garment bag, but bringing along one of those doesn’t offer you a whole lot of space ...

Like most garment bags, the one that changed things for me was black, cheaply made, and free with a suit. What was different about it was that it had pockets. Pockets! What a fun thing. There were two ...

For a two-night stay in upstate New York, I managed to effortlessly pack six full outfits, including five bulky sweatshirts, a dressy top, a knit sweater, two pairs of trousers, a pair of jeans, ...

Buying even the best garment bag is a little like hiring a private bodyguard: You can’t imagine you’ll ever need one until, suddenly, you do. Multi-day wedding with multiple outfit changes? Business ...

I used to be the kind of person that traveled with a portable steamer (I like to plan my looks for a weekend away, okay?) But thanks to luggage fees, my personal item no longer has space for both a ...

At 67 inches, this garment bag is longer than most of its kind. Thankfully, it folds up and is compact enough to throw over your shoulder with its tote straps. The length is perfect for longer suits, ...