IAMRUNBOX Hardshell Shirt Carrier Doublepack, Orange

Expensive but good quality and I will be keeping it. I commute to work by bike a lot and have used this every day for the last month. It'll hold a shirt, pair of trousers, socks and jocks and maybe a belt and a tie. If you iron a shirt well the night before, then fold it properly the following morning / just before you leave (using the A4 sized fold board) then when you arrive, hang it on a hanger (while you shower / change) you'll have a shirt that won't look like you slept in it. Any creases are down to your folding technique, but you'll master this easily as the instructions are clear.The box is about the size of an old telephone directory, it's light yet sturdy and the double zips appear to be durable. I would say its water resistant and it fits into all back packs and leaves space for a towel and wash bag. Would have given it 5* if it was cheaper compared to the alternatives but certainly don't regret it and know it'll be worth it over time...

I have to say I'm really disappointed with this. Despite using the folding template and guides (and even the YouTube vids) I cannot fold anything to actually fit in the carrier. OK it might be me, but my clothes are not oversize (5ft 7", size 16 collar and waist 34") the carrier to me seems an inch to narrow to get things to fit as folded using the included template.The only way to get things to fit properly includes adding an extra fold, which then increases the chances of crease lines appearing.I have chosen to keep the carrier purely because my laptop fits in perfectly, and the tough nature of the construction means I can pack it in my main luggage without worrying about damage.

Good. Not perfect. Like many getting a couple of shirts to work in a bag is a real challenge if you don't want to look like you slept in a shop door way. This certainly helps. But a couple of small improvements would make it so much better. A couple of loops on each side just to keep the shirts in place would make if perfect for carrying 2 shirts.

I do like this hardshell case. It’s very light and fits in my backpack well. The folding assistant is handy and helps get your clothes folded to the right size. I very much doubt that any of these will leave your clothes completely wrinkle free, but this one is good.If there wasn’t such a gap in price to the full backpack type bags I would’ve gone for that, but these are a good compromise

I've had a few of these clothes carrier things - and this is the best by far! I'm a motorcycle commuter and this thing fits suit pants, a dress shirt and a belt very neatly without any extra wrinkling yet is small enough to fit into my backpack with a laptop and shoes. Fantastic quality, not rigid enough to break but enough to hold its shape

Perfect for getting shirts to work in your day sack or messenger bag without crumpling them to death - daily commuter and very impressed! Just check the dimensions as it is pretty wide and deep and may defeat many of the smaller running day sacks on width.

Been using this for a month and it's very decent. Use it whilst cycling with the carrier that comes with it. It fits loads in, shirt, T shirt, trousers, pants, socks, belt and tie. Keeps everything fairly wrinkle free.

Hasn’t been used yet as bought for a gift, I think it will be well received and seems a very good idea if a little expensive