SwissGear 7895 Premium Rolling Garment Bag, Bonus Hanging Feature, Men's and Women's, 24-Inch Luggage - Black

Very nice. I use it when I cruise. Holds alot. Can hang up your nicer clothes. So far has held up well. Easy to roll.

This is a really nice piece of luggage for traveling to formal events. I used it to go to a trade show where I needed to pack 4 mens suits. Everything packed easily and came out of the suitcase mostly unwrinkled, only a couple of items needing a little touch up with an iron. That made it totally worth it. I used to spend hours ironing dress clothes when I traveled, but not anymore. The quality is good. Some of the inside zippers could be better, but worked fine for me. NOTE: This will not qualify as a carry on bag with any airlines. I knew that when I bought it, but if you want a carry on, this one is not right for you.

Junk. This is my second of this same exact model. The first model last 7 years and the quality was noticeably better. On the replacement, the zipper broke the first time I opened it. It was never even used. I took it out, rolled it around to make sure the wheels work, checked the small front compartment, then opened the main zipper and it broke while unzipping it.

This garment bag is beautiful, solid, and everything i hoped it to be. The rollers are smooth, sturdy and quiet. Very high quality

I have now taken a week-long trip with this bag, by Amtrak and hotel, and a week-long tip to Mexico. The many pockets and compartments match the way I like to pack (I tend to over-pack); the width allows for access with less digging. The two outside pockets (one lockable) are convenient for quick-access items. The bag is sturdy and handles well for carrying or rolling, but it is a bit heavy. In rolling mode it is much wider than most other bags so it can be awkward in airports and lobbies. The size is OK for opening on a queen bed but way too big for a typical luggage rack. The zippers do not work well around corners or (especially) at the center outside fold on each side, so users should allow extra time for zipper struggles during each open-close cycle. The inner bottom flap may be important for keeping special clothes wrinkle-free, but for me it is mostly an interruption, and it requires even more fold-out space. Being able to hang both sides in a closet saves space in the room and improves accessibility, but it also crowds the typical hotel closet for other users, and lifting that weight to hang it up is difficult.

Excellent item, fast delivery. Working as expected. Plenty of storage space and nice handle for easy grip.

Big space.

This Swiss Gear model 7895 was a disappointment. During my working life I was a traveling sales manager, which required professional dress— suits to corporate casual— depending on the client. I had to be able to pack clothing for multiple days on the road. During my working life I purchased 4 of these garment bags not including the one I bought for my wife. For the most part, the bags they all withstood the rigors of continuous airline travel. They all—except the 7895 model purchased in October, 2025— were well made. I used the 7895 for ONE round trip by air. The MAIN and most annoying PROBLEM was the ZIPPERS. They jammed constantly. The Zipper pulls and the zippers themselves seemed to be too small for their task. When closing the suitcase for the trip home, both main closure zippers jammed. I was able to unjam one of them but the other side jammed and would not move forward or back. Finally got it to go back then pulled again. Jammed again. Pulled zipper hard and zipper pull broke off. Fortunately I use a luggage strap to keep it closed. Flew home with my suitcase partially open. The advantage over the older garment bags is that the 7895 has spinner wheels which roll easily. The 7895 is not a carryon. It has to be checked. I don’t know what kind of alloy metal is used for the wheels and the zipper pulls. Seems brittle. I was so angry when I got home, it took since October 25 for me to write this. I’ve seen other reviews referencing zipper problems with Swiss Gear luggage. This could have been a “one off” defect but did negatively impacted my formerly high opinion Wenger/Swiss gear product to a resounding “MEH”. The “Premium” descriptive used to describe the 7895 garment bag might be a “stretch”.