now and just last week did over pack – 2xjackets plus a lil too much in the main bag – All unscathed from a 6+hr journey LDN to Lisbon once hung in a wardrobe and then later worn – so wouldn’t be too concerned.

So my question is, how full does the bag have to be to retain enough structure for the suit to remain uncreased?A sharp, understated look masks a unique 2-piece design, developed in collaboration with Permanent Style – both holdall and suit carrier in one. Inside the holdall there’s enough storage for a few nights away, as well as a separate waterproof compartment for your dress shoes. Your ability to fill holes in the market with well considered, high quality and practical products is amazing. That design also requires two odd circles of material attached at either end, which mean the carrier can’t be hung up or otherwise used.

While a few brands have attempted to construct similar before, none have come remotely close to creating a configuration that retains its structure.When the suit carrier is used with the bag inside, it seems that it is the former’s handles that are used and not those of the inside bag. Although we use largely the same suite of materials as our other products, the assembled unit has more layers than a standard holdall, so we had to be selective about which were used, and where. The outer surface of the suit bag is our waterproof 24oz bonded canvas, meaning even the finest three-piece can be safely put down in the middle of Soho.

And on the top, the straps that slide through and fasten back on themselves were refined several times to make them easier to use. It can actually, because the canvas is waterproof – as explained in my previous post, it is actually two layers of canvas bonded together, in the same way a Mac is made.Do you find it useful for that, or do you only use it when you need to bring a suit, and stick with a weekender/suitcase otherwise?