Modoker Convertible Garment Bag with Shoulder Strap, Carry on Canvas Garment Duffel Bag for Men Women - 2 in 1 Hanging Suitcase Suit Overnight Weekender Travel Bag, Black

Multipurpose carry bag for short overnight to a couple day trips. It opens completely flat to function as a garment bag and then rolls up to be a duffel bag to carry all of your other items. Even comes with a separate side compartment for shoes so your clothes do not get dirty and the other side has a zipper compartment for small incidentals. Completely rolled up and with shoes inserted in the side compartment, there is still room in the inside of the bag for a couple sets of clothes. It has two handles to carry but also comes with an over the shoulder strap for easier use. If I had to find something wrong with it, I would say that the material is a little flimsy on the inside and the zippers do stick a little bit but, overall, its a pretty handy bag for short trips.

When you usually get 2-in-1 bags, the main focus tends to be on the 2 primary functions, while everything else that makes a bag great gets overlooked. Thankfully, thats not the case here. This bag is both a garment bag and a duffel bag, and on top of those two functions, it also adds a lot of cool details that make a travel bag great. First off - lots of pockets. Duffel bags can be one shapeless void, and while there is a large main section, the rest of the bag tries to be as helpful as possible. Outside, theres a trolley strap with zippers on top and bottom (which means it can be partly zipped to better fit narrow handles or can be used as an actual pocket if a trolley strap isnt needed). On the front are two pouch pockets with magnetic closures. The non-functioning buckles on them add a classy touch - however, the prongs stick out and could easily snag on something or injure someone (and likely would break off the first time this bag is checked). On the one side of the bag is a large shoe pocket (if full, it takes up nearly 1/2 of the space inside the bag), and on the other, a space for pens and a phone, plus a detachable keyring. Theres a padded shoulder strap that attaches to both side pockets with metal fasteners. It also has two leather (like?) carrying handles on top. Unzip the top, and you have more pockets. Theres a slip pocket on the side opposite the shoe pocket, then on one side of the bag (top of the garment bag area) there is a zippered square pocket on the left and a organizational area (large slip pocket with a smaller slip pocket and a zipper mesh pocket on top) on the right. At the very top is a long, thin zippered pocket that is velcroed to the top of the garment area. It lifts up to reveal the zipper to access that area. Theres also a small nylon loop that will let you hang the garment bag when it is fully open. Thats likely the reason why there are no pockets on the opposite side of the duffel - when unfolded, they would be upside down. There are 5 zippers to transform the garment bag into a duffel (after the main center zipper is closed and the velcro flap/pocket is folded back down) - two on each side of the bag, and the main one on top. Each pair of side zippers has a small plastic buckle attached, so that after you zip each side, you can buckle the zippers together so they dont unzip unexpectedly. The main top zipper needs to be attached to itself (like a jacket zipper) and then the duffel is closed, with only small gaps where the zippers meet. Because of these small gaps and because the bag doesnt have much form on its own, Id recommend you use packing cubes for most of the items inside. The interior nylon lining is shiny and stiff (could be nicer), while the canvas exterior looks classy and seems to be water resistant. I have the blue version (a little more navy than the photos show), and it can pick up some dust. I plan to primarily use this bag for clothes. I dont know how well the garment section will keep clothes wrinkle-free (I think it will depend on how flat you lay them and how heavy everything else in the bag is), but I like how light-weight it is. Due to its size, it will replace your carry-on bag on flights, so will need to be carried after checking a bag or balanced carefully atop a rolling underseat bag (which I may try on my next trip). The bottom of the bag is not suited for placing on the floor (no pegs to keep it from resting directly). I would have enjoyed having this be a rolling duffel as well, but as it is, it can fit easily inside another bag until needed.