Garment Covers and Storage
This category gathers our guides on garment covers, bags for clothes on hangers and long-term clothing storage. The guides were written for brides and anyone who keeps evening wear and suits, as well as for businesses: bridal salons, suit shops, tailors and dry cleaners.
The core guide is Dress and Suit Covers: How to Choose the Material, Length and Depth. After it, there is a guide on storing and transporting a wedding dress or evening gown without creases, a guide for businesses that want covers with their own logo, and a guide on clear plastic bags for clothes on hangers.
The covers themselves are in the Dress and Suit Covers category, and the printing service for businesses is described on the Logo Printing on Garment Covers page. Businesses ordering in quantity get a wholesale quote. The guides also explain when a breathable cover is better than a plastic bag, and how to choose the length and depth according to the garment, so it comes out of the cover without creases and without a storage smell.
Wedding Dress Garment Bag: Storage, Transport and Flights Without Wrinkles
How to use a garment bag for a wedding or evening dress in the weeks before the wedding, on the way to the venue and on a flight, and in storage after the event: hanging loops, proper folding, and when not to hang at all.
Garment Covers with a Logo for Your Business: Material, Printing Method and Ordering Process
A guide for businesses ordering garment covers with a logo: which material suits printing, screen or digital printing, logo size and placement, colors and contrast, what to prepare before ordering and how to plan the timeline.
Plastic Garment Bags for Clothes on Hangers: Thickness, Length and Business Use
How to use plastic garment bags for clothes on hangers in a dry cleaner, sewing workshop or store: what 8-micron thickness means, which sizes to stock, handover, shipping, and why not to store garments in them long-term.
Dress and Suit Covers: How to Choose Material, Length and Depth
A guide to choosing a dress or suit cover: non-woven fabric, PEVA or a PE bag, how to measure length, when you need a gusset, and how to store a wedding dress long-term.
Frequently asked questions
Which cover is suitable for long-term garment storage?
For long-term storage, a cover made of breathable fabric, such as non-woven fabric, lets air through and keeps dust off the garment. A sealed plastic bag is fine for short transport, not for months of storage.
Can my business logo be printed on the garment covers?
Yes. There is a logo printing service on garment covers for businesses. The cover types, printing methods and minimum quantity are detailed on the service page on the site.
What cover length do I need for a long dress?
A long dress needs a cover long enough that the hem doesn't touch the floor or fold at the bottom. The catalog has 180 cm covers, some with a gusset for full-skirted gowns.
Are there covers that are convenient for travel?
Yes. The catalogue includes foldable covers with carry handles that are easy to take in a car or on a flight. The wedding dress guide explains how to fold and transport a dress without creases.