If appropriate, dry-clean items should be taken to the cleaners well in advance so you are assured they will be returned in time for your trip.  Starting off with clean, ironed items will help you to have less work when you arrive at your destination. Test zippers and check for missing buttons before you pack so you will not have to try to repair things while you are away. White tissue is preferable in the event that your bag gets wet.  Colored tissue has dye that may bleed onto your garments. Referring to your itinerary of events, place items you will need later in your trip at the back of the garment bag, and items you will need sooner at the front. This step will help prevent you needing to rummage past garments to find what you need, causing wrinkles. Some garment bags come with built-in hangers while other types of bags require separate hangers. If you use your own hangers, wire hangers are best because they are lightweight and take up less space than wooden or plastic hangers.  Save space by hanging several items on each hanger. For example, hang a shirt under a jacket or blazer, with the sleeves of the shirt placed in the sleeves of the jacket. Slide a belt or scarf over the hanger. Use pant hangers to secure pants or skirts.  The less items move, the less they will wrinkle. This prevents stretching from the weight of the clothing pulling against the shoulder straps.  This is especially important for gowns with trains, beaded dresses or other heavy items. This is to keep the garments secure and prevent wrinkles. Zip the zippers, snap the snaps and button the buttons. Plastic prevents wrinkles caused by the friction of garments rubbing together. Pack underwear, cosmetics, handkerchiefs, and other small items in the garment bag's inside pockets.  If you are also using a carry-on or other suitcase, place smaller items in there. This step prevents small objects from wrinkling the clothing on the hangers. Save space by packing socks inside the shoes. Stow the shoes in the bottom of the garment bag. Putting shoes in a plastic bag is important to prevent dirt or shoe polish from getting on your clothes. Most garment bags are designed to be their own carry-on. Depending on the bag, carefully fold it in half or in thirds.  Use provided zippers or snaps to secure the bag.  It will look something like a briefcase.  Pay attention when you first open the bag to how it works so you can refold it smoothly when it is full. Consider practicing folding the bag before you put clothes in.  If folded or fastened incorrectly, you may create more wrinkles in your clothes. If you have a garment protector bag that hangs in your closet and is not designed as its own suitcase, you can still use it to travel.  Zip the bag shut, then carefully fold it into thirds so that it fits neatly inside a suitcase.  Avoid using a duffel bag.  A suitcase with firm sides will provide better protection and support. Pack enough items in the suitcase to prevent the garment bag from shifting and bunching, but avoid stuffing it so full that clothing will be crushed. Pack the garment bag last so that the weight of other clothing does create wrinkles in your suit or dress.
कपड़ो को बैग में रखने से पहले उन्हें धोकर इस्त्री कर लें: आपके कपड़ो की बाँहों और पैरो के हिस्से में सफ़ेद टिश्यू पेपर (tissue paper) पर दें, यह कपड़ो के आकार और उन्हें सलवटों से बचाने में मदद करेगा।  कपड़ो को पैक करने का क्रम यात्रा कार्यक्रम के अनुसार तय करें: कपड़ो को हैंगर (hanger) में लटकाएँ: रिबन (ribbon) का इस्तेमाल कर कपड़ो औपचारिक भागो को हैंगर से जोड़े रखें: कपड़ो की सारी चेन बंद कर दें: प्रत्येक हैंगर पर एक एक प्लास्टिक की थैली लगा दें: अंदर की तरफ बने जेबो का इस्तेमाल करें: आपके जूतो को सूती के बने जूतो के बैग या प्लास्टिक की थैली में रखें। जगह बचाने के लिए आप मोजो (socks) को जूतो में रख सकते है। कपड़ो के बैग में जूतो को नीचे की ओर सही से रख दें।  आपके गारमेंट बैग को बंद करें: एक ड्राई-क्लीनर (dry-cleaner) बैग का इस्तेमाल करें: