I think you can use a normal garment bag and simply roll it up and put in the panniers. I wouldn't know, however, as I've never had to look nice at my job.
2007-07-03 15:59:56
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bike garment bag
Does anyone use one of those fancy bike-specific garment bags for commuting? Any recommendations?
For now I'm stuffing my work clothes into old touring panniers. That will be more difficult when clothes get bulkier for colder weather, or when I have to look like a grown-up for clients.
For now I'm stuffing my work clothes into old touring panniers. That will be more difficult when clothes get bulkier for colder weather, or when I have to look like a grown-up for clients.
2007-07-03 09:52:27
Hi Mary - I used to use the garment bag insert from my carry on, it's not a full size garment bag but fit in to my courier bag or pannier nicely.
I stopped doing that and keep a few weeks worth of dress clothes in my office . I bring some drawls and an undershirt with me everyday and change when I get there.
-Joe
I stopped doing that and keep a few weeks worth of dress clothes in my office . I bring some drawls and an undershirt with me everyday and change when I get there.
-Joe
2007-07-03 16:41:21
yeah i personally favour the keep a drawer full of work clothes at work method.
2007-07-03 17:50:23
yeah my job makes me twice as stinky/ greasy as my commute does anyways.
2007-07-05 14:15:40