Garment Bag is a commonly used packaging material in foreign trade for transporting clothing and textiles. It is usually made of non-woven fabric, PEVA, PVC, or nylon, in a long strip shape with a hanger hole or hook at the top, used for hanging suits, dresses, coats, and other wrinkle-prone garments. Its core functions are dustproof, moisture-proof, and wrinkle-proof, and it facilitates hanging transport in containers or garment boxes. Usage scenarios include exporting high-end clothing, sample shipping, exhibition display, and retail packaging. Precautions: choose material (e.g., eco-friendly degradable materials), size (must match garment length and hanger width), and printing (LOGO, washing instructions) according to customer requirements; for sea freight, consider moisture-proof treatment to avoid mildew from prolonged high humidity. Compared with ordinary plastic bags, garment bags emphasize hanging function and are usually reusable; unlike Garment Box, a garment bag is single-item packaging, while a garment box is a container lining device for batch hanging transport. In foreign trade, pay attention to terminology consistency to avoid confusion with 'hanger bag' or 'dust cover'.
📝 Examples
1. Please provide one non-woven garment bag for each suit in this batch, and print our company LOGO and size label on the bag. (Note: Customer's specific requirements for packaging materials and labeling)
2. This order totals 5,000 coats, which need to be packed in garment bags and then loaded into garment boxes for transport. Please ensure the garment bag size fits the hangers. (Note: Used in conjunction with garment boxes, emphasizing size matching)
💡 Foreign Trade Tips
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