Shirt Tidy - 2nd Generation – 2 Pack- Easy Packing and Travel and Cycling Commuter Solution (Grey Translucent)

It's box that holds shirts, what else is there to say? well it's made with secure clickable latches and seems made of suitably thick plastic. It comes with useful instructions on how to fold. Stiff card but wouldn't hurt to laminate it if you can.I have used the boxes for travelling and leave the card within the shirt during travel.I can say despict a long haul Christmas trip the shirts looked as good as when they went in the box and didn't slip to the bottom of the box which was an initial concern.Only thing I would say is, the collar does need to pushed down a tiny bit. However I feel this actually helps secure the shirt in place and doesn't damage or wrinkle up the collar.

I'm undecided on how useful this is. Unless you are a bit of an expert at folding shirts, you still end up with lots of creases. I'm hoping that with a bit more practice I'll be able to fold my shirt so it looks like the one in the picture - then this box will be more useful. At the moment my attempts to get it folded perfectly - at 6am before cycling to work - have not been particularly successful. Result - shirt still creased.

I ordered 3 packs of these and all them came with the hinges broken... they are too weak to keep the lid on the box held. Definitely a waste of money. They’re too cheap to send back, I’ll have to stick the lids on with some tape until I find a better brand to buy.

I bought these for travelling long-haul, but have since used them for all my business trips. The idea is simple - fold your ironed shirt into the enclosed cardboard template, pop it in the box, and pack as normal. Shirts are kept pretty-much crease free. The box fits easily into laptop bags, cabin and hold suitcases. The plastic is strong, the hinges are robust, and the clip fasteners do the job very nicely.Top tip for new owners is to laminate the cardboard template so that they are more difficult to bend and last longer.

its two flimsy plastic boxes with carboard packing instructions iron and starch your shirt and follow the instructions and you shirt will pass kit inspection (HMPS) when carried in a soft holdall. would probably be better if you got one box that was slightly sturdier

Pleasantly surprised - does the job well. I had been looking at the 'shirt shuttle' but they are harder to find, and I was put off by price where it could be found.This does the job fine - it is just a sturdy plastic box to put your shirt in with a bit of cardboard to fold it round. The folding isn't difficult and is probably pretty much how you fold things now. A little bulky - it is maybe 1" wider than A4, and about 1.25" thick - but fits OK in my bag for the daily commute. The quality is fine for the money, especially considering you get two for this price.

as you can see by the photo, the collar will always get scrunched up. Not totally happy with this. BUT i did like the instructions in the box and on the back on how to fold the shirts accordingly to fit into the box.

Too shallow for suit shirt. Not going to risk damaging the collar by forcing the collar down when lid is closed.