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I bought this bag to travel to a wedding, and with one suit packed in the compartment there was still easily enough space for shoes, 3 days of clothes and even a towel. The bag is easy to zip up from a suit carrier, although there is a small gap at the top of the sides so it won’t be fully waterproof if it is heavy rain, but this hasn’t been a problem for me. If you plan to carry more than one suit you can fit it in, but when I tried this I did find the shirts creased a lot when travelling.The one issue I have had (like other reviewers) is the clip on the shoulder strap somehow snapping through the metal while I was carrying it. As it is a relatively wide duffel bag when full, it is not comfortable to carry just by the handles so this was a problem. Since then I have saved the strap and plan to replace the clips with shackles so I can continue to use the shoulder strap. I have successfully used padlocks to keep the strap in place and there were no issues with that.

I am eternally baffled by people expecting a premium product for a budget price. This bag is a clone of a £300 Briggs & Riley concept... for £30. Its not going to cope with a laptop and your work documents. Its not meant for that. There is no stowage for that.I use it as I swim at my gym before work. I use the garment section for trousers, shirt & tie, shoes in the end, and my towels and wash gear in the middle once its zipped.And it works GRRRRRREAT for that.The zips aren't the best, but neither are they complete rubbish. The stitching is... there...If you are planning on travelling abroad with this with the additional weight and heavy handling - or like one reviewer you plan on loading it with a 3kg laptop, then head to the Briggs and Riley site and order the real deal.For £299.99.That will work.Or find a cheaper middle ground without the cool rollup concept. There are a myriad of wheeled carry-ons that I have used over the years. I hook my laptop bag over the handles and I am like lightening.Horses for courses.

The shirt, jacket and trousers just about fit into their place.Plenty of room for a pair of shoes and, once zipped into a bag shape, there’s enough space for a few more clothes inside.The zip for the suit compartment isn’t well put together - it isn’t closed together properly at the bottom, so there’s always an open gap for a few inches until the zipper manages to bit the two haves together. Not that this matters much given that this is inside when assembled.There are also gaps at both sides when assembled, I would not want to be using this in the rain as the contents would be certain to get wet.And, the shoulder strap is not up to the job - on its first trip while walking to the tube station one of the clasps snapped off sending my bag tumbling to the floor.This bag is far from light with a suit and shoes inside and carrying it any real distance with just the handle is not fun.

Love this for holiday packing. Like a tardis you can fit a lot in. Only downer is that two of the small clips have come off after only one use.

Used it on holiday and my suit was perfect no creases, I was impressed by how much I could fit in it.

This is exactly what i was looking for, a bag for daily use for carrying work clothes (on a hanger), shoes, toiletries, lunch and other bits (after attending a gym), you really can fit a lot in! It's bigger than expected but needs to be for a suit or longer coat/dress to fit inside. On first use the shirt is wrinkled but may fare better inside a blazer or jacket for more protection. With not much in the bag it does hold itself up with some stiffness and does not collapse in on itself. There are plenty of compartments and zips, the shoe area is also large for my size 10 boots. The loop on the outside that is used to hang over a wheeled suitcase handle is zipped bottom and top and makes a good size outer pocket for a phone/wallet without having to go into the bag.

especially against its leather counterpart for £400.00 well worth the money of £30.00

Its a great product lots of space for items