Convertible Garment Bag with Shoulder Strap Modoker Carry on Garment Duffel Bag for Men Women - 2 in

The KEY THING is that I feel like this company makes different bulk runs of the bag with different materials and this is perhaps why the reviews are either stellar, or people express problems with the bag falling apart. This is a unique idea that works really well. This isn't for an international trip. But how often do you need to bring a suit or a nice collared shirt for a change of clothes after work or on a weekend trip. I've found that for these quick trips a duffle bag works better than bulky luggage. This bag is the unique solution since I'm no longer 25 and sometimes need to bring some nice clothes along with my casual clothes on a weekend trip. It's a great bag to throw in the trunk or take as a carryon. The build quality if decent for the price. I compared it to some similar bags that cost triple digits and yes this isn't as fancy as those. But I don't have $300 for a bag I might use a few times a year. This does the same job just as well, without the fancy brand name. Criticisms: The material quality isn't top notch, but it's above what I'd expect for this price and I have no concerns at all about the bag falling apart like other reviews have said. As for zippers, I actually bought 3 of these bags and all the zippers look fine. Maybe that means the brand has read the reviews and fixed those issues. As I said, I was confused by the multiple similar listings I found for what I thought was the same bag. So I ordered three and returned two of them. One of these bags came with a thin cloth material. One came with a much heavier higher quality cloth. And one with a thick faux leather. They all had slightly different buckles, hooks and zippers. They leather one had feet. They all were the same basic design but there were slight differences in the pattern of internal and external pockets, as well as the internal lining. I ultimately kept the leather one seeing as the handles and overall sewing and build quality seemed the best. However I actually think the thick fabric is the bag that will stand up to use the best and not show scuffs and marks like I worry the faux leather will. I guess time will tell! So I think my advice to everyone is that this is a good bag and worth the money. $30-40 makes you think you're getting garbage but it's actually quite a decent bag. If what arrives looks crappy or has crappy zippers then either someone is pushing knockoffs (my opinion, not a fact) or like I said the company may have had a bad bulk run. Don't get upset , just order the same bag with a different material and you will be surprised. I have had no issues but as you see in other reviews the company has stood by their product. I just think to bring this to market for us at this price point they company sometimes understandably might miss the mark with a batch. Read more

I have traveled with this bag twice now on the smaller Delta flights. You know the two-seaters on each side... IDK the name of them lol but you feel me. It fits very easily in the over head. Wrinkle-free I put 3, because maybe the size of my clothes but my shirts to wad up a little at the sleeves and side (or hey maybe I don't know how to pack.). I have taken 3 dress shirts and two pairs of dress pants in the zip-up hanging clothes part. You can fold clothes to put in the middle for when you zip it up like a duffel bag. I was able to put 5-6 pairs of boxers, 3 undershirts, a regular t-shirt, and a couple of other small things. The separate shoe compartment is nice because I put a pair of dress shoes in it, all my socks, my pill organizer, and I cant remember if I put my small toiletry bag inside the shoe compartment of in the main bag part. Either way it all fit. There is also a compartment on the opposite in of the shoes to put a few small things as it is relatively flat. The outside has a small area that has two zippers (I didn't bother to check the product description), but I believe this would do well if you wanted to unzip both and slide them onto the handle of your rolling suitcase. Trying to travel light I just unzipped the top and used it as a pocket for my phone, tickets, and receipts. Inside the bag, there are also a couple of other pockets. On my last trip, I had 2 polos, a button-up shirt, and 2 pairs of pants in the hang-up part. I didn't need extra shoes so it worked really well for socks and all the other little things I needed. The small pocket inside I mentioned I put a belt rolled up in. Also, it has 3 zippers: one across the top to zip together the top and bottom ends where your hanging clothes meet, and one zipper for each side to enclose it. One thing I really like is there are 2 zippers on each end to close the ends up, and they have plastic clips that snap into each other to keep it from unzipping! Durability - I can't say a lot here yet. I have only used it on 2 trips, but it seems to be made very well. I hope this helps! I definitely recommend this and am very happy with my purchase. Read more

It's almost a five-star bag. The zipper could be a little heavier-duty, but I love the space and how much I can fit in this bag. Just don't try to overfill it; there's a chance the zipper will pop out. It's not hard to put back in, though. I do recommend it if you need a nice, spacious bag—just don't overfill it! It will fit in the carry-on compartment on a plane. I do like the shoe pocket and the quality of the material used. Read more

Love it! Took on a cruise recently, I hung 2 dresses, 5 nice shirts, and a long sleeved shirt of my husbands. All in bags from the dry cleaners. Zipped it up and still had room for my skin care, makeup and 3 pairs of shoes. It went through airport baggage with no scratches. Hung the clothes right away. Perfect, I would buy again! Could have a stronger zipper. Nothing came apart for me. Read more