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wedding dress garment bag

wedding dress garment bag Long Organic Cotton Hanging Bag in White

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wedding dress garment bag Long Organic Cotton Hanging Bag in WhiteLuxury organic cotton hanging bags that keep your closet beautifully organised and protected. Take care of the clothes you love with lasting garment storage. Our long dress bags are made from 100% organic cotton, perfect for storing dresses, gowns, and long coats. With a 58 inch drop, these hanging garment bags hold up to five full length dresses or three coats, depending on thickness, keeping them beautifully preserved in breathable, sustainable

Luxury organic cotton hanging bags that keep your closet beautifully organised and protected.

Take care of the clothes you love with lasting garment storage.

Our long dress bags are made from 100% organic cotton, perfect for storing dresses, gowns, and long coats.

With a 58-inch drop, these hanging garment bags hold up to five full-length dresses or three coats, depending on thickness, keeping them beautifully preserved in breathable, sustainable style.

Dimensions

58 inches long x 24 inches wide

Product Details

The Look

Each garment bag is handmade in small batches using the softest, long-staple organic cotton. We add gorgeous piping and all internal seams are beautifully finished. Your wardrobe has never looked so luxurious and coordinated.

The Feel

Made from soft, high-quality Certified Organic Cotton, with a 238 thread count, our clothes storage bags delicately protect your precious fabrics.

The Function

Our side-on organza panel allows you to identify what's inside while it hangs. The carefully designed overlapped top opening reduces the likelihood of access for clothes moths. And the detailed piping allows the hanging clothes storage bag to hold its shape in your closet.

Specification

  • 58 inches (147cm) long x 24 inches (61cm) wide
  • 4 inch gusset with organza side-panel
  • See-through panel made of non-toxic nylon, has not been chemically treated
  • Created from the softest organic cotton with a 238 thread count
  • Robust zip
  • Internal seams are finished to prevent loose threads
  • Carefully designed overlapped hanger opening to reduce clothes moth access
  • Removable zip pull produced in a Leather Working Group-certified factory
  • External piping to hold shape in your closet
  • Patent Pending

Care Guide

  • Take off the removable zip pull and turn the bag inside out
  • Wash on a cold wash with a mild detergent and with like colours
  • Spin and hang dry, do not tumble dry
  • To minimise wrinkles, shake the cotton garment bags after washing and before drying
  • If desired, iron on a low heat setting avoiding contact with the organza side-panel
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