MUMI Design Travel Garment Bag Clothes Folder – 14.5” x 10.5” Packing Bag & Organizer for Luggage | Large-Capacity, Anti-Wrinkle Garment Bags for Travel, Carry-On Suitcases & Clothing Storage, Blue

I bought this for a cruise I was going on. I had many blouses I needed to take for the 10 days and I didn't want them to arrive wrinkled...as irons are a no-no on ships. (they have them in the laundry rooms) I packed 14 blouses into this and when I unpacked on the ship...they had been held perfectly in place and no terrible wrinkles. I hung them all right away and the few wrinkles from the folding disappeared! Easy to follow instructions included and it functioned as it was advertised to do. Way better than the cubes at keeping wrinkles at bay. I will be buying more for pants now.

These are nice. The minus is that they are a little small dimension wise. They fit everything but you have a higher stack to fit into your suitcase. The plus is they are mostly see through so, you can sort of know what is in what. I just bought a few more so they must be just fine.

I use a packing board to keep dress clothes organized and unwrinkled, but the one I've had for years was too big for my new downsized Travelpro Maxlite International carryon. This one did fit the lid compartment, but it was poorly made and, for what it was, way overpriced. The sewing was lumpy and puckered, and the front flaps didn't grab and hold as well as they should. I decided to return it and spend a couple of dollars more on an Eagle Creek one.

It was just okay. I tried several other brands and they were much better. This version is a great price but just not what I was expecting.

I have some similar clothes folders like these, which I like to use when traveling. What's nice about this folder is that it is lightweight. The nylon fabric makes it light, whereas the ones I have are a bit heavier which can be an issue if you are trying to cut down on weight in your suitcase. I tried the Mumi folder with various amounts of t-shirts. Ten t-shirts fit nicely, no problems, you might be able to get 1 or 2 more in too. What was a little annoying was all the excess fabric hanging out on the corners (even with 10 shirts in it). The clothes don't seem to fall out, but it's just a bunch of unnecessary fabric having to tuck in when packing your suitcase. (see 2nd picture) Not a huge issue. When I tried it with 4 t-shirts, there was a little bit of a problem. Folding in the ends are fine, both velcro strips are positioned in the same direction so you can adjust to lots of different thicknesses and still tightly secure your clothes in place. When you fold over the top flap, there's a velcro strip across one flap of the folder and on the top flap, there's velcro only on the pointy part of the flap. If you have too few clothes in the folder, there's no velcro to fasten it to, you go past the velcro, it's too big. The strip of velcro is too short so you can't fasten it to anything. One or both of the velcro strips needs to be longer. If you fasten it where the velcro stops, the folder is too loose and doesn't keep your clothes securely in place (the whole purpose of the folder). The folder is only suited for more clothes. (The last 2 pictures show the velcro strips not meeting or just barely meeting when there's a few items of clothing in there) The ones I have are more versatile because you can put a few or a lot of garments using the same folder. This Mumi folder will be great when you have lots of clothes or thicker items to organize and keep un-wrinkled. It works great as a larger capacity organizer.