Story A Japanese-engineered garment case built to keep your suits sharp Engineered from high-strength 1680 denier nylon and waterproof cow leather, the Fusion Folding Garment Case protects your suits from the wear and tear of transit while maintaining a sophisticated, monochromatic aesthetic. Its specialized interior allows you to store garments directly on their hangers, while a suite of organized mesh pockets ensures your shirts, ties, and accessories arrive as crisp as when you packed them. Features Internal central belt allows suits to be stored naturally on hangers to minimize wrinkling and simplify packing Four integrated 3D mesh pockets provide clear visibility and organized storage for shirts, ties, and cufflinks Half-fold design with secure buckle closure creates a compact, manageable profile for effortless carrying Integrated rear trolley sleeve slides over luggage handles for a seamless, hands-free airport experience Heavy-duty 1680D nylon and waterproof leather trim offer industrial-grade protection against abrasion and weather Made in Japan Materials Body: 1680D Nylon (100% Nylon) Trim: Waterproof Cow Leather Specs Weight: 1.73kg (approx. 3.8 lbs) Dimensions (Open): 600mm W x 480mm H x 50mm D Handle Length: 310mm About Briefing Briefing was founded in 1998 on the idea of true “militarism.” Every piece of luggage is built to military specifications—mil-spec, for short—marrying Japanese design with the durability and reliability you’d expect from standard-issue gear. And although their mission began out east, the brand’s roots lie here on U.S. soil, as they partnered with an American factory that produced bags for the U.S. Army to make their own. Each one is made to the same uncompromising standards for a lifetime of hard use.
