It works for a maxi dress. I just folded it several times, using the folding board that is included. This size works well for my flouncy blouses too
By RomanceReader on January 25, 2016

If the goal is to avoid wrinkling, and you're checking your luggage anyway, the only thing I've been successful with is a shirt box with tissue and/or light plastic laundry bags to lightly hold the folded, but not compressed, items in place. If the goal is minimal wrinkles, but you can tolerate some, then I use the eag… see more If the goal is to avoid wrinkling, and you're checking your luggage anyway, the only thing I've been successful with is a shirt box with tissue and/or light plastic laundry bags to lightly hold the folded, but not compressed, items in place. If the goal is minimal wrinkles, but you can tolerate some, then I use the eagle all the time. Wouldn't travel without it. Never used specter - my current eagle still looks new, is very light weight, so no need to try a different brand. I've used it for over 30 years, and some years I'm a very frequent traveler. see less If the goal is to avoid wrinkling, and you're checking your luggage anyway, the only thing I've been successful with is a shirt box with tissue and/or light plastic laundry bags to lightly hold the folded, but not compressed, items in place. If the goal is minimal wrinkles, but you can tolerate some, then I use the eagle all the time. Wouldn't travel without it. Never used specter - my current eagle still looks new, is very light weight, so no need to try a different brand. I've used it for over 30 years, and some years I'm a very frequent traveler.
By Rockbear on March 19, 2016

I doubt a wedding dress would fit.
By Karen Rae on February 22, 2017

Yes, 5 folded blouses will easily fit. This size fits nicely into 20 inch carry-on suitcases.
By Neal Harvey on October 3, 2017