Jumbo Frameless Garment Bag Organize Storage Clean Neat (24"x22"x56")

This garment storage bag was inexpensive and easy to install. I had a lot of seldom used pieces of clothing in my closet that I wanted to move to the attic and still have some protection around them. I had no rod in my attic so I installed a 30" section of 1.25" wooden rod in the attic and then installed this garment organizer over it. The directions were outstanding and it was easy to install over the rod. I ended up putting 17 items into the bag that included mainly old suits and military uniforms that I never wear anymore, but I didn't want to dispose. This cleared space in a small bedroom closet of my house for regularly used clothing. I like that the bag is clear so I can see what is inside. I think it is built plenty strong and the 2 zippers work just fine. Overall, it is a an excellent product that fit my needs.

This was different than other garment storage "bags" I've used in the past, but I like it very much. The clothes hang on the closet rod, not a flimsier, smaller rod, and I like that I can clearly see everything. It was much bigger than I thought it would be and that is a big plus! It seems durable - a good grade of plastic, so it should last a long time. I also liked the double zippers instead of just one, easier to get in and reach what I'm looking for. Will buy again.

Heeding the warnings of other reviewers, I handled this carefully, but it still pulled apart a bit at one of the seams. Fortunately, my careful handling meant only a small separation, which I taped up with partial success. Otherwise, it's a good product, heavy material, fits the rod with no problem. It's not quite deep enough (front to back) for the clothes, but it's not serious and this seems to be a standard width.

For dresses and suits, this is a great option for long-term storage. I resell clothing and have garments stored in an off-site rental storage unit on garment racks. This protects my products from dust, critters, and keeps them ready for photo shoots and shipping. Love it and recommend. Only wish they were more heavy duty to store my extensive leather jacket inventory too, but they weren't meant for that type of weight. Still a great product and does as promises. I use the slim flocked hangers and store way more dresses/suits on it than recommended so it's definitely worth the price.

Thanks to the very detailed reviews of other customers, I was able to figure out that this was the right choice. I am using it in my coat closet to provide protection for my beautiful long winter coats and some jackets. Having 2 zippers is highly useful - makes it easy to access any garment. Looks nice! Ought to protect against any pests and well as dust. It will keep cooking odors from the kitchen from getting embedded in the cloth. I am extremely pleased. The vinyl is quite substantial The only reason that I did not give this 5 stars is that my preference is for very heavy gauge vinyl - but this seems to be a very good product. I feel more confident about what guest will see when I open my coat closet for them. As the coats are very heavy, I am very pleased to have them hanging on the wooden pole. A strip of Velcro fastens the plastic over the top of the garments so that nothing can crawl in through the top!

I was really torn between buying the "jumbo frameless dress bag" size and the "frameless suit bag" size. So, what does an indecisive person do? I bought both! And although the frameless suit bag would be, I think, exactly what a man would need to protect his dress shirts and blazers, the JUMBO frameless dress bag was much more useful for me (a woman) because not only was it the perfect length for dresses, knee-length or longer coats, but it was also good for PANTS if you don't fold them over the hanger (I personally like to hang up my pants by clipping the hanger onto the bottom cuff to keep the wrinkles out and ironed front-back pleat perfect).So if you are torn between the two sizes like I was, I hope you'll find this helpful. All in all, I really think both are a great product because I can see everything in the bag so there's no fussing around looking for the piece of clothing that I want. Also, the plastic is a good thickness (not too thick, not too thin). Lastly, the double-zipper of the jumbo bag is a great design. I would recommend this (especially over the dress bags that have their own internal clothes rod -- those always break!) to anyone looking for a very practical, utilitarian, and easy-to-use method to protect their clothes!

When I bought this product, I expected (because it said so) that I was getting a "Set of 2".Only one arrived. I got onto chat with Amazon help and they offered to either: give me back half of my money OR send me a label to return the ONE I received. I said -- wait, I'm moving, I just want the other bag. That took awhile to resolve.But, once resolved, they refunded my first order price and I ordered another "Set of 2" with the overnight fee waived.LOL. I'm not surprised to report that the new package just arrived and .... guess what? It contains only one bag as well.Clearly the vendor listed it as a "Set of 2" and has no process for fulfilling the order correctly.Buyer be warned -- it is NOT a "Set of 2". It's one bag for nearly $25. A bit pricey especially when you're expecting two bags.

While it gets the job done for the most part I can see this thing cracking and falling apart with some moderate use. The plastic/vinyl doesn't seem overly flexible and is very thin.It smells like horrible plastic in there so I'm afraid that will transfer onto some of my nicer clothes. There is no ventilation either so your clothes are stuck in there with that smell. I threw in some cedar blocks so hopefully that will be enough. Yes you could just leave it unzipped but then moths, mice, dust, etc...can get in.