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Do people still travel with garment bags?

A lot of people travel with garment bags, since it's often the best way to transport a suit without it getting totally wrinkled. This is especially practical if you're flying first class on an airline with a closet, since you can hang it up.



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A lot of people travel with garment bags, since it's often the best way to transport a suit without it getting totally wrinkled. This is especially practical if you're flying first class on an airline with a closet, since you can hang it up.

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It is good to store clothing in a garment bag if the bag is designed for storage. Purchase high-quality garment bags that are made of breathable fabrics. These bags keep items out of the sun, away from dust, and protected from moths.

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Pro tip: Never leave clothes in plastic garment bags; use ones made of cotton instead. Clothes left in plastic bags trap moisture and promote mildew growth. Cotton bags allow them to breathe.

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The undetected openings and small entry points allow dirt, dust, moths, and other critters to subliminally enter the bag you had 'protected' your garments in and cause further unsuspecting damage.

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However, wearing your suit during your flight will result in wrinkles. Placing it in the overhead bin is even riskier. In this case, we recommend packing the suit, even if it takes up a lot of space in your bag. For your suit to arrive sharp and wrinkle-free, pack it properly in your bag.

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As you're travelling with a suit, you'll need to make sure that the suitcase you choose is large enough to get the suit in comfortably, without squashing it too much. This will also help to prevent wrinkles.

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Is toothpaste considered a liquid by the TSA? Yes, toothpaste must adhere to the 3-1-1 rule for liquids and gels. Toothpaste can be brought through TSA security in your carry-on as long as it is 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less and placed in a 1-quart bag.

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When entering the United States from overseas, you must obtain your luggage and bring them through Customs and Border Protection (CBP). You will need to check them back into the airlines to make your next flight. Baggage not obtained after your international flight will not get to your final destination.

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