Where to buy

[makroftar]

I started my serious life, I have a job which requires proper dress code --> suits and they are sending me on a trip. So, I have bought few suits, girlfriend is proud XD, but now I need a luggage to carry them. Are there any luggage for suits? I don't want to iron them there, I am too lazy for that! Blah

So, do you know where can I buy that luggage for suits?

 

[texcollect]

Are you talking about on the bike or just in general? I have a thing called a garment bag for when I travel on business.

Not sure what I would recommend on the bike.

 

[makroftar]

I need a luggage in general, yes.
I have had a garment bag, but I have bought one that is really bad -.- I just don't want to use that anymore.

I asked a similar question on other forum and one guy gave me this site with luggage brand review and they say that Briggs & Riley, Samsonite and TravelPro are great. There I have found one luggage which has something like that garment bag on the top and it looks great, but unfortunatelly I can't remember which one it is. Probably Samsonite. Do you know what luggage I am talkin about?

 

[FinalImpact]

Does this have ANYTHING to do with MOTORCYCLES??

Just curious.. .. ..

 

[OneCheekRider]

Does this have ANYTHING to do with MOTORCYCLES??

Just curious.. .. ..

Probably why this is posted in "The Bar" - an open forum where you can discuss whatever you wish.

Although a google search will probably net a better answer on another forum, such as this one: Business Travel Forum: best luggage for keeping a good business suit nice - TripAdvisor

 

[Nelly]

Trying to travel with a suit is a pain. If staying in a hotel it's okay, use the trouser press or laundry services. I hang the jacket in the bathroom and have a mammoth soak in the tub to drop the creases out.
When it comes to packing I don't think the case makes much of a difference. I'm a roller of clothes not a folder. Over the years I've convinced myself that rolling creates less creases.

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