The 8 Best Garment Bags to Keep Your Suits Wrinkle-Free

Looking for a wallet-friendly solution to keep your outfits impeccable on the go? Check out the Simple Houseware 43-inch Heavy Duty Garment Bag. It's perfect for anyone needing to transport suits, tuxedos, long coats, and even shoes, offering ample space and superb protection.

This extra wide bag allows you to store multiple items with ease. Crafted from a durable, tear-resistant, breathable material, your garments stay dust-free and in prime condition. The high-quality zipper ensures no snagging or frustration; you can reuse this bag for all your travels. Travel-friendly features like two sturdy handles and an eyelet make it easy to carry and fold. The transparent window and ID pocket allow you to quickly identify what's inside without unzipping. And thanks to two oversized pockets, your accessories, and even large shoes have a spot all their own.

The Zegur is a packing ninja with pockets galore: stow away everything from your best suits to those impossible-to-pack shoes, and even quickly snatch your gadgets from the handy outer pocket when needed.

With adjustable and removable straps, it’s as versatile as it is design is minimal, and it fits snugly in any overhead bin. If you need something that looks decent and does the job, this is your match made in heaven.

You might recognize Away for that classic roller suitcase, the one with the sturdy shell that everyone below, and sometimes in, first-class owns these days. The brand also sells a variety of other luggage types—including a sturdy and simple garment bag.

With a capacity for two to three full-length garments (we'd say two suits, easy) it simply folds open and closed with a zipper to fasten it all up. Throw your shoes into the interior pocket and shirts into the exterior pocket, slide the bag straight onto your suitcase using the nifty trolley sleeve, and you’re ready to go.

Briggs & Riley is a favorite brand for pilots and business travelers that copy all their product choices. If you find yourself traveling for work a lot and need sturdy, unobtrusive garment bag to carry your suits, you can’t go wrong with Briggs & Riley. The ballistic nylon outer means you can take it on weekend work trips for years to come, so it's well worth the few-hundred-dollar investment.

While an ID tag is included, Briggs & Riley also offers complimentary monogramming, so there’s no chance of any other Serious Travelers accidentally snagging your bag in baggage claim.

Here's another option for the frequent business traveler. This Tumi looks like your standard garment bag at first glance, but it's got all the travel-hack necessities. While it fits up to two suits, the interior includes about three different storage compartments, along with two others on the outside. Plus, you can add your monogram and customize the accent colors.

If you need extra space in a garment bag, this is the option for you. If you want a garment duffel, but don't want to go all-out with the larger models we list here, this is also a great pick for you.

Okay, $1,300 for a garment bag definitely isn’t for everyone. But this is Esquire, and we love diving deep on some menswear shit. Style director Jonathan Evans found plenty to love about this Bennett Winch Trifold bag. He describes the Trifold as “tactical.” Every component feels intentionally crafted to address any packing or traveling need you might encounter. Evans especially liked how the Trifold uses heavy-duty snaps and straps to close instead of a zipper, which allows the bag to roll up into three parts rather than fold and thus minimizes any clothing crinkling.

Bennett Winch states the Trifold will hold up to three suits, but Evans found that’s plenty of space if you’re just packing regular pants and shirts. The nylon exterior and cotton interior feels the kind of material that “starts off great and just gets better as it travels through life with you.” If you care a lot about the things you buy and have always looked for a garment bag that won't crease your suits, this one is worth every penny.

One thing we will say, for the business travelers that are splitting hairs, is that the slip pocket on the back is just too small for a laptop. If you only fly with an iPad or tablet—that's the real hack, by the way, because you can keep it out during takeoff—it can be your only personal item. If you want to use the laptop to fire off in-flight emails, you treat it like a traditional garment bag and bring a second bag or folio situation.

If you're chartering jets or fancy yourself the belle of the airport lounge you get with a high-end card, you won't get better than the Métier. The brand is another one that we've spent a lot of time talking about on this website.

The buffalo leather gives the bag a timeless, elevated look, and and it ages like fine wine. Carry it from the handles, briefcase-style or sling it over your shoulder. That might wrinkle the suit jacket you're currently wearing, but the one inside the bag remains perfectly pressed. An exterior flap on the back peels away to reveal easy-to-access, hidden compartments for your wallet, plane ticket, and more.

We’ve already done a full review of this guy, so let’s keep it short. The Halfday bag is in a category all its own. This durable, water-resistant marvel effortlessly transforms from a hangable garment bag into a spacious, carry-on-ready duffel, making it your go-to companion for everything from business trips to weekend weddings.

It comfortably houses a full suit or dress, plus shirts, blouses, and pants. Once zipped into its duffel form, it still has ample room for your casual wear. Packed with features like elastic shoe pouches, heavy-duty hardware, and interior straps to keep your formal attire taut and wrinkle-free, this bag ensures everything stays in place and ready for action. It's the perfect blend of functionality and style, designed specifically for those on the move.

If you're interested in the tow-in-one garment duffel bag category, we've done a full rundown of our favorite options.