As you travel, you want to look and feel good. The trip may not seem to call for it, but a suit, or at the very least a suit jacket, should be in your carry-on or suitcase. You could be traveling for ...

August 21, 2012 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google If you're planning a trip and need to pack a suit, the folks at The Compass have the perfect way for you to fold ...

Whether you’re prepping for a destination wedding, work trip, or formal night on a cruise, you’re probably wondering how to pack a suit jacket without it becoming a wrinkled mess. A garment bag is one ...

You have a job interview. Or maybe it’s a wedding. Either way, you need to pack a suit. Unfortunately, they’re not the easiest things to fold — not well, anyways. Any schlub can throw one in a bag, ...

January 3, 2011 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google If you need formal clothes while traveling, you may think you've got two options: lug a separate garment bag or ...

The trick? Use the suit's construction to your advantage. The structured shoulders pop into each other while the silky inner lining keeps the fabric from wrinkling when it's turned inside out. Then ...

Formal occasions often mean donning a suit or a blazer. But if you have to pack them in your luggage you risk creasing, wrinkling and even ruining the shape of your smart jacket further down the road.

How to fold and pack a suit jacket, the right way. (applause) One, if you have a suitcase, stash your suit in a plastic dry cleaning bag. Two, fold it in half. Three, lay it in your suitcase. Boom, ...