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The article introduces Shari Shula, who founded Joey James to empower women through stylish, functional bags. Topics include the mission to help women feel organized and confident, the focus on American-made, small-batch craftsmanship, and the blend of luxury and practicality in her bag designs.

The article reviews the 2-in-1 convertible carry-on garment bag, from Modoker.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making a mixed-media garment bag used for transporting threads.

The article offers suggestions for various products related to clothing industry including Neenah 3G Jet Opaque Heat Transfer Paper from Heat Transfer Warehouse; Bella + Canvas Flowy Racerback Tank from Carolina Made; and Dekken T-Mini Garment Folding/Bagging Machine from Hirsch Solutions.

The article suggests methods to organize clutter at one's home and office that impacts his/her emotional state of perceiving things. Topics include color coding the hangers to differentiate between clothes for various occasions while organizing closet, replacing paper notes with software applications to manage clutter at the office desk, and carrying bags with enough pockets to avoid clutter in a gym bag.

Letters from and responses to travelers are presented which talk about their supposedly horrifying travel experiences including the unclean air inside the plane cabins and carrying everything in a garment bag instead of checking one's luggage.

The article lists the products and services according to alphabetical order in the U.S. as of December 2015 including adhesives, children's apparel and garment bags.

The article evaluates several bags related to dance including the Rock Star Duffel bag from Capezio/Ballet Makers Inc., the Black dream duffel bag from Dream Duffel LLC, and the Breathable dance garment bag by Theatricals Discount Dance Supply.

The article offers information on the UGB garment bag from Stitch.

The article evaluates several bags including the Zero Halliburton Polycarbonate Spinner, the Timbuk2 Copilot Roller and the Filson Field Bag.

The author focuses on the benefits of excising the excess baggage, emphasizing that the Greeks, Romans and early Christians were able to travel minimally in the early periods. Topics discussed include why luggage is considered the bane of modern travel, the inconvenience it brings, and the author's personal experiences of seeing people suffer from all the amounts of luggage they bring with them.

The article features the Solas photography gear bag from Tiny Atlas.

The article previews several products, including the J. W. Anderson suede boots at Dover Street Market New York store, the Fendi leather bag at fashion brand Fendi, and the Nina Ricci suede bag at Nina Ricci stores.

The author presents tips for taking care of clothes from using thicker, rounded-edge plastic or wooden hangers instead of wire hangers, using breathable fabric garment bags instead of plastic ones, and putting only clean clothes away for storage to avoid attracting moths and insects.

The article evaluates the Skinner HFT Garment Bag for firearms and weapon storage from Skinner Sights.

The article offers information on several apparel storage products including the Western hat can from Schneiders Tack, the Western garment bag from Smith Brothers, and the Nylon boot bag from Drysdales.

The article features the Wedding Dress Garment Bag from PreservAll, the developer of Intercept Technology for storage and protection of personal goods.

The article presents insights from blogger Ania Boniecka regarding the Apparel & Sacs line of souped-up garment bags by hairstylist and makeup artist Allison Cullen.

The article evaluates several backpacks including the Geneva faux leather backpack from Melie Bianco Accessories Inc., the Jill cotton backpack with faux leather from Sole Society Inc. and the Kerrington Backpack from Tory Burch LLC.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including boyfriend jeans, computer applications from clothing brands, J. Crew and Gap, and storage bags.

The article offers the author's insights on the Build A Bag™ program launched by retail packaging company Advance Packaging, which aims to provide a customized garment bag for clothing companies. The author mentions that the customization program aims to improve the branding of clothing retailers that would reflect the company's key designs of formal wear. Comments from Mark Blum, director of production and sales of the company, are also included.

The article offers information on the R.M. Williams Ute Bag, a canvas bag available in Navy, Khaki and Pink.

The article offers brief information on several luggage pieces including the Weekender Doctor's Bag from Stella's Umbrella LLC, the striped duffle from CB Station, and the Couture Collection Sedona garment bag from Consuela Inc.

The article offers brief information on several uncommon products including the Bed of Nails pillow, Go Clean bags from Flight 001 Inc., and the Thermal-Aid Zoo stuffed toy collection from Pacific Shore Holdings Inc.

The article offers brief information on several cycling-related products including the Wingman Garment Bag from Henty, the Cycle Trainer 2.0 global positioning system (GPS) cycling computer from Timex, and the Hornet bike rack from SeaSucker.

The article presents a guide for using net bags such as ensuring the knot reduces the size of the bag while using large bags, avoiding putting items into a small bags and avoiding placing silk garments in net bags.

The article profiles Harry Fox Agency's chief executive officer (CEO) Michael Simon who talks about his favorite Turni Alpha Garment Bag, the playlist for his iPod digital music player, and the book "The Wrecking Crew: The Inside Story of Rock and Roll's Best-Kept Secret" by Kent Hartman.