Andiamo Bravo Wheeled Garment Bag - Tri-Fold

The best garment bag I have owned; seems sturdy but too new to testify to wear and tear; easy to use and light weight as a carry-on; good wheels. Difficult to fold with three woolen jackets, but works well with 2 wool jackets, 3 wool pants, 3 light sweaters and enough under clothing for 4 days.

I was a bit nervous about the color being a bit too girly. Not so! Real men carry purple. This bag is very well-made. Everything about it seems solid. The wheels are very smooth and feel like they won't break easily, although it's still too soon to tell. The one con I will mention is that it is very wide when it is folded up, which makes it unable to fit on some escalators, and also causes it to hit the back of my feet when I walk unless I am careful. Overall, I am very satisfied.

There aren't many bags that can store a suit well and still be a carry on, but this is one. I have packed this up, but now used it on a trip yet. It's well organized, seems to be good quality. It's the same size as a regular garment bag, but may have slightly less room in the outside pockets (due to the triple fold). In trying it out, the sideways orientation (rather than vertical) seems fine and it provides a better support for a add-on bag.

Loved the color, the multibar supports for holding clothes in, and the lining were great. Has two hangers to hold it open while hung up. However, there was no way to fit two pairs of shoes in the pockets. Perhaps if you have a size 5 foot. Had to send it back and went with Tumi.

You can pack up 2-4 days business/casual and it folds up to "CARRY ON" size. Built to last a lifetime. One of the only bags made with true 1050 Ballistic Nylon (not pplyester. Best Bag ever and beats the hell out the Briggs & Riley version my wife got me. This is the bag.