Garment Bags by Home Zone - 4 Pack of Breathable Garment Suit Bag Clothes Covers - Protect Garments & Suits - Ideal for Mens Travel & Clothing Protection - Navy & Blue Finish - Medium Size

PROTECT AGAINST DUST, MOISTURE & INSECTS - Home Zone Garment Bags are designed to help protect your garments when being stored in wardrobes or whilst traveling. You no longer need to worry about your clothing being affected by dust, moisture or insects. Simply place your garment on a hanger inside the bag & zip it up ready for storage! It’s that easy! The breathable fabric means that your clothes will stay smelling fresh & clean all year round. Ideal for suits, dresses, jackets, coats, & shirts. IDEAL FOR TRAVEL - Do you travel a lot? Need to keep clothing or suits in perfect condition? These Home Zone Blue Garment Bags are ideal for travel and transporting garments over long and short distances. You can now easily take your garments on planes, cars & trains. The durable strong zip mean your can easily access your clothing. The label tag window allows you to add your contact details or garment type details. Each bag has a clothing hanger space at the top of the bag. DURABLE QUALITY & FEATURES- Superb 'built-to-last' blue fabric finish. The Home Zone garment bags were designed to be durable, soft to touch & have breathable material. We use top quality stitching & a reinforced hanger section to make sure each garment bags is long lasting. There is a full frontal strong zipper through the centre of the garment bag that will allow you to keep your garments sealed from dust, moisture & insects. Organize your wardrobe closet today, with this multi pack option.

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