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    Along the same lines as the yoga mat bag, I've had success using the stuff sack from my Thermarest sleeping pad. (http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___49014

    My wife's nylons weren't big enough in diameter.

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    I store my kilts on hangers, in king size pillow covers that zipper closed and have a hole cut in the top seam for the hanger hook. (A tip from someone on this forum.) Then, if I am driving to my destination, I simply lay the kilts, still on hangers and in the zippered pillow cover, on top of the rest of my luggage. No wrinkles, and if the kilts fall off the hangers, they are still contained in the pillow cover.

    If I were to put a kilt in a suitcase, rolled or flat, I would put it in a plastic bag. Clothes in plastic seem to wrinkle less since they don't stick to other clothes in the suitcase. I always leave my suits in cleaner bags when I travel, and they rarely wrinkle.

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