Holdalls by Travelite

Travelite garment bags carry clothing on hangers separately from the main luggage. The Mobile line handles this task in several formats, from a lightweight cover for a suit or dress to a roomy bag with sections for accompanying items. The useful starting point is the amount of clothing and the way the bag will travel.

One range for different travel needs

Mobile 001718 weighs 0.3 kg and is 127 cm long when open. It is a simple option for one suit or dress, with an external pocket and two carry handles. Mobile 001717 has a 15-litre capacity, two external compartments, a hanger loop and hook, carry handles, and a rear strap that fits over a telescopic suitcase handle. Both keep delicate clothing apart from the main bag, but their organisation and luggage integration differ.

Mobile Business 001720 is intended for trips where suits or dresses need to travel with more belongings. Its capacity is 60 litres. The main garment section closes behind a zippered textile divider and includes a hanger attachment, mesh pockets, shoe compartments, shirt sections, and smaller flat pockets. Two more pockets sit on the outside, while a top handle and a detachable adjustable shoulder strap provide two carrying options. A rear sleeve secures the bag to a telescopic suitcase handle.

• For one outfit. Compare the open length and external pockets of Mobile 001718 and 001717.
• For a suit plus shoes and shirts. Business provides dedicated zones, making it easier to organise everything before departure.
• For travel with a suitcase. Check the individual model for a rear attachment, as it is not listed for every cover on the page.

Travelite is a family-owned Hamburg company dating to 1949. Its official profile emphasises durability, functionality, and value for money. In Mobile, polyester construction is paired with details for business trips, from hanging garments in a hotel to moving them with a suitcase. Features still vary by product number, so Business organisation should not be assumed to apply to the lighter covers.

What to check before ordering

First decide whether you need a cover for one suit or a travel bag for clothing, shoes, and accessories. Compare the open length with your jacket or dress, then check pockets, carrying options, and suitcase attachment. For a flight, compare the fully folded and packed dimensions with the carrier's rules. A folding design alone does not guarantee cabin-baggage compliance.

For a short trip with one outfit, begin with Mobile 001718 and 001717. When garments need to travel with shirts and shoes in separate sections, compare them with Mobile Business 001720. Choosing by scenario helps avoid paying for unused capacity or asking a basic cover to perform a job it was not designed for.