Gray Garment Cover with 8 cm Gusset and ID Window – 60×180 cm, Breathable Non-Woven, Full Zipper

A garment cover with a gusset: why 8 cm changes the picture

A regular garment cover is made of two sheets sewn to each other at the edges, so it is flat. Any garment with volume, such as a layered evening gown, a blazer with shoulder pads or a wool coat, is pressed between the two walls and creases. In this cover, the front and back are joined by an 8 cm side gusset that runs along the entire perimeter. The result is a cover with real thickness: the garment hangs inside freely, the fabric doesn't fold over on itself, and embellishments such as sequins, beads and lace don't get worn against the wall.

The cover is made of non-woven fabric, a fabric that air passes through. It protects the garment from dust, abrasion and light, and because it breathes, moisture isn't trapped inside as in a plastic bag. The gray shade is neutral and clean, looks tidy in a closet and in a stockroom, and is easy to combine with covers in other colors.

What the cover has

• A full zipper from the shoulder to the bottom, so you can insert a long dress without rolling or dragging it

• A small clear window at the top, enough to identify the garment and small enough that most of the garment stays protected from light

• Rounded shoulders with a top opening for the hanger hook

• A carry handle and two metal loops at the bottom, for folding the cover upward and carrying it without the hem touching the floor

Common uses

• Seasonal closet storage of evening gowns, maxi dresses and long coats

• Hanging two items on one hanger, for example a suit with a blouse or a dress with a bolero, thanks to the inner volume

• Transporting a garment to an event, a fitting or a repair at a seamstress, in a car or on a flight

• Neat handover of a finished garment to a customer

• Protecting display garments and samples between photo shoots, exhibitions and displays

Who the cover is for

Evening and bridal salons

Dresses for rent and for sale are stored in the stockroom without creases, and each cover is identified through the window. When handing over to a customer, the garment leaves the salon in professional packaging that can be carried in one hand.

Fashion designers, seamstresses and studios

Finished work waiting for handover stays clean, and a garment fitted again and again on a dress form travels between the studio and the customer's home without getting dirty.

Suit and evening wear stores

A suit with a blazer, a structured jacket and a long coat keep their shoulder shape in this cover, thanks to the depth that prevents pressing.

Home use

For a dress from a family event, a suit worn a few times a year or an expensive winter coat waiting for the next season.

For bulk purchases, for salons, stores and fashion houses, there are importer prices at wholesale. For details, contact us by phone or WhatsApp.

Professional tips

• Hang the garment on a hanger whose width matches the shoulders, and only then put it into the cover. A hanger that is too narrow leaves bumps in the shoulders even when there is a gusset.

• Close the zipper in a slow motion and hold the fabric away from the teeth, especially with chiffon and tulle dresses.

• A dress with a train is folded once at the bottom, inside the gusset, and not stuffed.

• In a stockroom or a salon, stick a card in front of the window with the customer's name, size or order number, and then you can find every garment without opening a cover.

• Leave a few centimeters between one cover and the next on the rail. Even a breathable cover needs air to flow around it.

Common mistakes

• Keeping a garment for a long time in the laundry's plastic bag: The plastic doesn't breathe, and moisture trapped in it may leave odor, stains and yellowing. The plastic is meant for short transport only.

• Inserting a garment that hasn't dried completely: Even in a breathable cover, a damp garment closed in a closet may develop an odor. Store only a clean, completely dry garment.

• Choosing a flat cover for a garment with volume: A garment with layers or embellishments gets crushed in a cover without a side gusset. Such garments need depth.

• A cover that's too short: A hem that sticks out below the cover is exposed to dust and friction. For maxi dresses and long coats, choose a length of 180 cm.

How to choose among our covers

This model, gray with an 8 cm gusset, is intended for garments of medium volume: evening gowns, fitted or A-line wedding gowns, suits and coats. For a puffy wedding gown with a wide petticoat, the wedding gown cover with a 25 cm gusset is the right choice. For thin garments and for dense storage, a flat cover is enough. All the models, lengths and materials can be found in the Dress and Suit Covers category.

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Model: 10787

Product type: Long garment cover with gusset

Width: 60 cm

Length: 180 cm

Depth (side gusset): 8 cm

Material: Non-woven fabric, breathable

Color: Gray

Closure: Full-length zipper

Window: Small clear window at the top, for identifying the garment

Top shape: Rounded shoulders with a hanger hook opening

Bottom: Carry handle and two metal loops

Suitable for: Evening gowns, maxi dresses, fitted or A-line wedding gowns, suits, long coats

Sold as: Per unit