Customer Reviews Eagle Creek Pack-It!™ Garment Folder Medium

Used this folder and a smaller one through nearly 3 weeks in Japan and I could always count on my clothes being clean, neat and easily found. I am a convert! Now to get the rest of the family on board....

I bought this for a business trip to keep my dress clothes wrinkle free. It worked so well I didn't even have to use the iron I packed. Going to buy another one so I can separate my pants from my shirts.

You can pack 5-7 blouses or shirts in this folders and they come out as if they had been ironed. We like to pack no iron or blended cotton/poly blouses or shirts for international travel. You can wash these out at night, and they dry by morning. You can travel for weeks that way.

I love all things Eagle Creek, but this one just doesn't work for me. The garment folder would be perfect for a full sized piece of luggage where your main goal is to keep collared shirts folded neatly. When trying to use the garment folder for my women's shirts, even the least amount of billowiness in a top meant that it was super difficult to fold and added bulk. While there is some amount of compression, the compression didn't make the pack tight enough. I'll stick with the compression cubes!

I've owned this garment organizer for several years and it worked well. However, the wax on the inside flaps has begun to disintegrate and has stuck to my clothes. It has been very difficult to try and remove. Pretty disappointed that Eagle Creek did not realize this might cause a problem.

I hate the new sizing. Small is too small (works for kids clothing) and the medium is too big for ladies tops! I used my original packers for years, LOVED THEM! The new sizing is way off for ladies clothes. I gave it a 2 star only because I have always loved my packers. These new ones are USELESS for me. Sorry Eagle Creek!

I've been seeing these garment folders around and decided to bite the bullet and purchase one. I loved it for the first handful of uses. The most recent trip I went on, I took a brand new silk top with me. When I got home and unpacked my garment folder, I found that the ink from the folding board had transferred onto my silk top. With much chagrin, the brand new silk top was ruined. Be careful how you pack the folding board! They say to put it on top to compress, but maybe not worth it. Or eagle creek, get a new type of non-transferable ink. It seems with time, the ink starts to become tacky; I can place my finger on the ink and it sticks.

Whenever you fold shirts or slacks you will get creases. The only advantage here is that the rigid panels and compression feature of the Garment Folder helps reduce movement of the clothes within your luggage. if you really want to minimize creases, try a garment bag.

This is almost too small. I like the other older Pack envelopes better. The small in this series is too small and the medium is a little larger but, doesn't fit well in my suitcase!

I agree with an earlier posting that this size is not nearly as functional as the old 11 inch by 15 inch size and the medium is too large.

Too big & took up too much room in suitcase. Basically a plastic board wrapped in a thin envelope. Be careful as the velcro close could snag clothes. Better to pack without this. Nice cobalt blue color.