Travel Select Amsterdam Business Rolling Garment Bag, Gray, One Size

I've had a similar luggage that lasted for nearly a decade. Just purchase this and it has the same durability and space as I had before. Great purchase! It's also relatively light.

If you're a casual flyer, get this bag! If you're a professional racking up air miles, you're not even reading this right now.As opposed to another review I read, it DOES have an internal hanger (see note below) and it IS long enough to put a suit for a 6 foot dude!I haven't flown since 2004 and my company, for which I've worked for a year and a half, flew me down to Atlanta, GA from Raleigh, NC; a short one hour flight. I've never needed a garment bag, because every time I've flown, it was leisure. I had to pack at least one suit, a business outfit for my wife, and some shirts and I didn't know it until I had about 36 hours until departure.I ordered it on Monday evening with delivery for Wednesday and me departing on Thursday morning, first thing. Thankfully, it made it on time - yes, I was worried.Now, will this bag make it for the professional business traveler? I seriously doubt it. However, I don't think that's the purpose for this bag. If you need a bag for a once in six months, once a year, or even more sparse, I say this is THE bag!It's fifty freaking dollars! It worked like a charm! The external hanger is built of sufficient construction and strength. That being said, the internal hanger IS NOT built of sufficient strength. But, who cares? Because if you use the horizontal strap, the clothes aren't going anywhere and will not fall, because they can't. The clothes hangers WILL come out of the hanger. That is the ONLY bad thing about this bag, but for $50 I will still give it a 5 STAR rating because what do you expect? For $50, which was a gamble on my part buying it "sight unseen," I expected it to have other cheap defects, but it doesn't have the defects.The wheels are great and the retractable handle is nice and tall.If you're a casual flyer, get this bag! If you're a professional racking up air miles, you're not even reading this right now.

We had a Samsonite wardrobe that this replaced that we used to travel for years. It was especially useful for cruises with formal nights for tuxedos and ballgowns. The frame of the old one finally cracked and as our first cruise with formal nights post-Covid, we needed a new piece. This is smaller and does not seem as heavy duty, but we managed to fit a tuxedo, two sport coats, six ballgowns and numerous ladies' blouses without seeming over packed. It traveled well and protected everything. I don't know how long it will last, but at the price, I might just keep buying this if each one last a few years. I feel it is good quality and a really attractive price.

I had a nice garment bag for years that finally broke the zippers and wore out so I threw it away and I bought this bag by Travel Select. Plus my old bag had only a shoulder strap and it was getting too heavy to carry. So the new Travel Select Rolling suit bag is perfect and holds almost everything you need on a trip and you could put your travel kit in a smaller carryon and stow it under or up top. The rollers on the Travel Select make it easy to move around the airport even if full at 50# and seem well made. Just took it to GA, worked well. It holds suits, shirts, pants, 2 pair shoes, pockets for socks/undergarments, sleeves for docs, nice hook for when you're there, and rolls flawlessly. Pretty sturdy for occasional travelers and regular daily fliers can speak for themselves. Excellent hidden handle, easy ID, sturdy hook for hanged items. Folded in half for rolling it sits up straight at check-in/out and doesn't fall over. Might not be strong enough to endure rough baggage thrower/loaders in some countries other than USA, but should last a long time. Great value when compared to over-priced garment bags, some without wheels. 5*

Good Travel bag. So far, No problems

The suitcase is the correct shape, opens logically for arranging suits and dresses and even has two zippered corner pockets for small stuff. There are two side pockets which I assume are intended for shoes. But I found them too small for a men's US size 11 shoe. A women's high heel would definitely not fit. The big problem though, was the strap that holds the clothing down when you fold up the suitcase. Although I only had two men's suits and one ladies dress on flat hangers, you can see from the picture that the strap is already tearing loose from its attachment point. It is not enough for me to go to all the trouble of returning and replacing it. It was relatively inexpensive (under $40) and the likelihood that a replacement would have the same problem seems high. In my opinion, that strap is a critical part of the product and when it breaks I'm going to have to figure out something else to act in its place. A minor item is the hook that allows the entire suitcase to hang in a closet in the unfolded position. It is a hook attached by a short chain to a dog leash style buckle. There is no way to store it without removing it and putting ti in the suitcase until you need it. Taking it on and off is not only inconvenient, but a risk for loss. My old valet suitcase had a snapped flap on the outside that would hold the hook when not in use. On a positive note, I liked (and used) the outside belt that makes it convenient to attach another suitcase. So if you are willing to take a chance with the strap, possibly lose the hook and don't mind not having big enough shoe pockets, go for it!

We recently bought 2 of these for a trip to Italy and found them to be durable and with plenty of storage. Have wheels and the extended handle were great features. Only knock on this bag is the wheels do not work sideways only forward, but still a great bag for the price