Mancro garment bags and travel cases

The garment bags are the split worth understanding. The carry-on bag folds once, comes out at twenty-two inches and goes in an overhead bin with a suit inside it and belts and ties in the mesh pockets. The five-suit bag does not pretend to do that: it is a wardrobe for a week of conferences, it hangs from a rail, and it travels in the hold. Buying the second when you wanted the first is the return we hear about most on this shelf.

The rest of the shelf is shaped around single awkward objects. A twenty-seven-inch iMac has a case here that takes the screen and the stand together. A pair of basketball shoes has a padded bag with a wet-and-dry divider so they do not travel next to a clean shirt. A jewelry case with ten sorted pouches exists because a hotel drawer is where earrings go missing.