I wanted to write this review because I did not find the size of the bag as an issue at all. I got these bags to shrink my coats down to save space and they have worked great. At first, based on the picture, I thought I had pulled out the longer bag which still worked great for my jackets that go to my thighs. (And I am a 5'4" so regular length.) But this bag was actually the shorter of the 2 sizes. In the longer bag, I was able to put my full length winter coat in with a small fold at the bottom hem. I made sure there were no wrinkles in it and think it will do just fine when I go to take it out again. I put 4-5 in each bag so they wouldn't be too heavy, and they all fit with no problem.

I like how they seal, easier than other space saving bags I have used. The only problem I have is that I have the older wood closet rods that are larger than newer rods so the hook that goes over the rod does not fit. A bit of a bummer but I just put that hook through another hanger that had a center hole in it and it is hanging just fine.

I can't complain so far! I vacuum sealed winter coats for a move and storage and it's been over a week and the vacuum seal is still holding strong. I don't know about the durability of the plastic hook with as much weight as I have put in one bag (ours are laying flat at the moment). But this will keep them together and out of range from pests or mold during shipment and long-term storage. Make sure the garment closest to the valve is breathable. I had a rain jacket positioned there for the first try and the goretex wouldn't allow any air to escape from the rest of the bag. Once I rearranged the jackets with a pea coat closet to the valve and the rain jacket in the middle, it worked like a charm.

UPD: Seller "TAILI" are actually great, they offered to refund in full and they asked how their product can be improved and assured me that manufacturer has been notified, however that doesn't change the fact that product is unfortunately meh.

Previous review:
Complete garbage, the bag is thin and flimsy, it's fairly hard to close the zipper, supplied pump is good only for some environmentally-hostile energy extraction by burning.

The plastic is so flimsy I managed to puncture two of them in first 5 minutes.

If it's zombie apocalypse and those are literally last vacuum bags in the store you're looting - it will probably do, otherwise do yourself a favor buy Space Saver ones.

Appreciative of your follow-up interest but scant information seems to be the by-word with these products. For example, we measured the length of our garments BUT had not factored in hangers. Thus, I could only hang slacks while my wife was limited to short skirts, no knee-length or longer dresses. The clips are useless and should either be attached or scrapped. Same with the plugs that proved to be unnecessarily cumbersome. Zip Loc's are attached and much more convenient. Only time will tell if the seals hold (one had already leaked twice). Instead of a laundry-list of bullet points, explain what each bag can be expected to hold with emphasis on hangers. Heck, sell hangers similar to those used in travel bags.

The material and the closings seem to be very sturdy. I like the hooks for hanging the clothes. However, I think the bags for long and short coats should be longer. I am 5' tall and I had to fold my short and long coats at the bottom to fit them into the bags, so I can imagine how much folding a taller person has to do.