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.com ---- Enjoy -free travel wherever you go with the Eagle Creek Pack-It folder. Ideal for business travelers or folks who like to dress up on vacation, the Pack-It folder carries shirts, slacks, sweaters, blouses, and more in a flat, easy-to-pack sheath. The Pack-It Folder keeps your shirts, blouses, slacks, and more -free. The folder comes in three sizes: 15 by 10 inches (hold up to seven items), 18 by 12 inches (holds up to 12 items), and 20 by 14 inches (holds up to 15 items). Each folder comes with a helpful folding instruction board and fits inside most briefcases and carry-on bags. Combine it with other modular Pack-It items and you'll have the best-organized luggage among your traveling partners. Made of a recycled EcoLite weave with a mesh poly backing, the Pack-It folder also includes a quick-grab handle. Pack-It Folder 15 * Capacity: Holds up to 7 items * Dimensions: 15 by 10 inches * Weight: 11 ounces Pack-It Folder 18 * Capacity: Holds 8 to 12 items * Dimensions: 18 by 12 inches * Weight: 1 pound Pack-It Folder 20 * Capacity: Holds 12 to 15 items * Dimensions: 20 by 14 inches * Weight: 1 pound 3 ounces About Eagle Creek Eagle Creek designs its product lines to make travel easier and more fun. Not surprisingly, the folks at the Vista, California-based Eagle Creek travel the four corners of the world in their spare time. By yak, by Fiat, by bus, by fast train, or by airplane, Eagle Creek employees are on a quest to determine how their gear can work better in any circumstance. Just as importantly, the company listens to its well-traveled customers, who demand that their travel gear be smart, indestructible, and comfortable. That's why Eagle Creek builds every product with the highest-quality, most-reliable performance in mind. Every buckle, zipper, webbing, and fabric choice is scrutinized based on rigorous lab and field testing. The company is also keenly aware of the environmental impact of its products. Eagle Creek strives to minimize material waste and source and manufacture its products using the least harmful fabrics, trims, and packaging materials available.