Amsterdam Business Rolling Garment Bag, Softside Expandable Rolling 2-Wheeled Suit Carrier, Gray, One Size

It holds so much more than you would think. Very happy.

I bought this luggage in September 2015 and it is now 2025. This was my wife and I's go to checked luggage when we needed to bring a suit, dresses, and other formal attire. We travel occasionally, once every couple of months, and this piece lasted for almost 10 years. After repeated abuse by airlines with checked luggage, this has finally crapped out. Fabric on the front pocket is fraying in a few different locations and if this goes through checked luggage one more time, I might lose a pair of shoes.Is the bag pretty bare bones? Sure.Is it the highest build quality? Maybe not.Did it get me from point A to point B while keeping suits, shirts, dresses, and overcoats looking fresh? Definitely yes.All that said - 10 years in, for $60 this can't be beat. I'm now upgrading to a Halfday Garment Roller, but if funds were tight and I needed another garment bag, this would be back on my list.

First impression - I suspect this was a return from another customer (or two), there was a wire hanger left inside the bag in one of the pockets, and a lot of extra tape on the outside of the box. The shipping box has definitely been used, yet not really abused - tired cardboard if you will.Having said that, Positive - the bag looks functional, wheels are nice for the price and the pockets will help in organizing. Good value for the price point, equal features to garment bags twice the price I paid.Negative - The zippers seem sticky, low quality. I will vaseline them p to see if i can get them to rolling without jumping the tracks. Also, in the Amazon page advertising the bag, it mentions 4 packing cubes were included. that did not come.Worth the money - YESFunctional for a short trip in the car (without luggage handler aduse) - definite yes again.4 stars, would be 5 if baggage cubes were included and the zippers were better.

I own this bag in red. I purchased it about six years ago and have average about 4 trips per year with it. I am currently shopping for its replacement.Let me explain the things I love about it. I bought this as part of a patched set and appreciate this in my search of the baggage carousel. The bag’s construction is sturdy and the contents are well protected. There are cubbies or pouches in the most protected corners for safe storage of breakables; they WORK. It is spacious enough to hold a week’s worth of hanging clothes and still have room for everything else I need on a weeklong trip (shoes, toiletries, small clothes, chargers/cables, etc.). The interior shows no wear after 6 years of use all internal parts work as well today as the day I bought it. The telescoping handle is sturdy enough to work well with this bag and a carry-on bag attached to it. It extends to a comfortable height and does a good job controlling the bag while rushing to make a flight. The wheels likewise are large enough to roll well, even in the under-construction airports & airport parking lots which seem to litter our continent. This handle telescoped completely and stores inside a zippered pocket. This garment bag came with handles, a should strap, and the telescoping handle.Here are the things I would change about this piece of luggage. The design is such that when it falls over, it always false face down on the only colorful part of the bag. It makes the luggage one more anonymous black bag on the airport carousel. This also puts the most textured and decorative portion of the bag the side baggage handlers use to slide the bag, which has resulted in much wear and actual tear to the “Nice” side of the bag. The first trip I used the bag the shoulder strap broke. Looking at it later, the swivel snap portion seemed to be formed from a lesser quality metal than the other pieces of the strap and this is what broke. In all fairness I believe this was a quality control error made by the subcontractor from whom they purchased the hardware and not a reflection on Travel Select’s design or manufacture.I have used this bag more than any other in the set. I use it for business travel and vacation travel. It is more worn than any other piece in the set, as is should be. The positives far outweigh the negatives, and it is my “Go-to” luggage. If I could, I would change a few things about this garment bag. They are making this bag for a variety of people with a variety of needs and travel styles, so I would not try to correct the balance issue with the bag falling on its “Face”. I would make the entire bag the same color on all sides, I would select a less textured clothe (while it looks great, it snags on everything in baggage handling), make the metal tubing of the collapsible handle one gauge thicker, and add a check of hardware quality before using it on the luggage. In my current search for a replacement, I may end up buying a new copy of what I already own.

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

I am no novice when it comes to carry on suit bags, I have flown 3 days a week with a tri fold suit bag for over twenty years. I retired my old bag and wanted something with wheels and on the surface this bag had it all. The reality of this bag and why I am returning it after one trip gets down to four things;1. Unconventional storage of your suits. While you are carrying or roll the bag, the top of the suit is actually at the bottom of the bag. Its actually upside down. Gravity automatically wrinkles your suit it this layout.2. The roller wheels gets caught up in the TSA Pre, X-ray scanner (3 times) and requires TSA personnel to reach in the xray machine and unjam it as it. This is due to the width of the bag and TSA Pre does not use the plastic bins to place the carry on bag in.3. The zipper teeth are so fine (small) that they constantly hang up and you worry you might break them trying to force them to close or open and render the bag unusable for the remainder of the trip.4. I am not a big man, I have a size 9 shoe. This bag has no realistic place to carry your shoes. The shoe nets on the side are for maybe size 6 max. The inside zippered compartment will take a size 9 but it completely takes that whole compartment out for other garment use.If you need a big bag that is not a "daily driver" this will fit the bill.

Survived 1st roundtrip with no problems. Kept formal wear mostly un-wrinkled

Amazing. Much smaller that the standard bag. Clothes put in plastic does not wrinkle. Holds the same amount of clothes as the standard bag.