Excellent and well-made breathable cotton garment bag for my merino wool clothes. It holds about 12 - 14 flocked thin hangers and comes with several blocks of cedar wood. with leather straps. There are two zippers on the bag which move smoothly plus a small plastic area to see inside. At the top, there is an opening for the hangers to poke out. If you don't have a lot of hangers, you may want to wrap a scarf around the hangar bases to prevent any ambitious moths for getting inside. I use the 40" bag for even longer tops and pants that hang over a hangar The bags are not inexpensive, but avoiding moth holes in one shirt is worth it, and I think the quality of the bag shows in the way it is made and how well the zippers move. I recommend this bag frequently on the Woolx Facebook group, since I have bought two - one for Spring/Summer short sleeve shirts and one for Fall/Winter long sleeve shirts and pants and been using them for about a year. I try to keep all my merino wool clothes in the bag most of the time, since my husband tends to leave the door open in warmer weather. Read more
This is a breathable cotton garment bag, the kit comes with genuine cedar blocks (not cedar stained wood like other offerings) along with sandpapers to renew the moth-repelling scent. I store my wool coats in this bag along with the cedar blocks. It is very well made with durable metal zippers. I would purchase another if I had more woolen items to store. Read more
Got a virgin wool Boss suit in Germany while on vacation and this came with a complimentary polyester suit bag. I looked into how to keep the valuable suit safe because I don't wear it that often. Found that breathable natural fibers are good, with lavender or cedar wood pieces. I am not into Lavender, so am happy that this here bag came with 5 cedar chips in a really nice small packaging. I am tall and this is big enough for the suit and a dress or two. Read more
Very nice quality bag and it comes with 3 cedar inserts. Perfect for storing my wool and cashmere blazers. The long length is perfect for coats. Will be ordering another one. Read more
I absolutely love the fabric and quality of this item along with the side zipper and the mesh window… The side zipper is unique to these bags and very hard to find… what I did not love is they are too short for my gowns otherwise they fit the bill completely. My gowns right now are hanging in them and they are bunched up on the bottom… I am going to have to add some fabric to the bottom and this is a lot of work for the price point… 65 to 72 inches is more realistic for items… Keep in mind. I am only 5’2” so my gowns even with heels are going to be a lot shorter than the average person. Also, came very wrinkled, and for $45 each I did not need to spend an hour trying to iron each one… I think they could’ve done a better job of shipping. These perhaps rolling them would be smarter. Read more
Very well constructed, the length is more than enough for any piece of clothing I have. Expense is well worth it. Read more
Nicely made and sturdy Read more
This review is for both the 40" and 60" Garment Bags, which are identical except for the length. The following features are wonderful: --The cotton is a light weight canvas. --The sizing, for 4 garments, allows for decent air circulation and avoiding wrinkling clothing, without becoming too heavy to move or carry. --The "visibility window" seems to not be plastic garbage that will soon deteriorate. I like the "window" most for increasing air circulation. --The overall breathability is critical to stop mold. --The zippers come together tightly to seal out pesky moths. --The cedar squares are delightfully aromatic. l like the leather cord and how well the wood is sanded smooth. They include sand paper to sand the squares periodically to keep the fragrance going. Great moth deterrent. HOWEVER: Problem 1: The slit at the top where the hangers exit the bag is a weak point if you are fighting moths. (BEWARE) The opening is made well but the design allows moths to get in. I know that they do because they got in at the same place on my old plastic garment bags. (Cleaning bill for all my woolens as part of ridding my moth problem: $192.00) Suggestion: This is what I am going to do. (I wish this company had thought of it.) I am buying stain-hiding black SYNTHETIC felt (not attractive to moths), and making a small "cap" of many layers to slide over the hangers and sit on the bag opening. Then the topmost layer will be wool felt and smaller. Basically, a rectangular piece atop a larger rectangular piece, the width of the garment bag. I will cut a razor slit down the middle of the rectangle so hanger tops can get through. I will totally douse the small, topmost wool-layer with cedar and a bit of clove essential oils, refreshing it periodically. Wool holds smell a very long time, so I am guessing I will need to refresh the oils monthly at the very most, probably every 2 months. I will hang the essential oils in the closet, in a see-through pouch to remind me. --Moths are seriously destructive. They lay low. You really do not realize they are there until it is too late. My total cleaning bill that included my now-damaged-wool-rugs was $1,700.00 Plus a hundreds of $$$ in moth decoys and pheromone traps, along with a ridiculous amount of cleaning. --I thought the rugs were being damaged by my vacuum cleaner. You cannot see the moth eggs. I have learned that you are supposed to vacuum both sides of a carpet to stop/prevent infestations. That is impractical. Problem 2: The weight of the garment bag hangs on the shoulders of the clothing. I am not sure what to do about that, especially without driving the price up. Perhaps make an internal wire cage for the top of the bag. Now that I see the situation, I would buy a bag that has addressed that issue. Read more
