Choose a guitar bag by shape as well as size
A similar overall length does not guarantee a good fit. Body width and depth, neck length and headstock shape all matter. A tight bag may put pressure on parts of the instrument, while an oversized one can allow it to move. This collection includes soft bags and semi-rigid cases for different guitar types, so start with the instrument you own.
Acoustic and classical guitar bags
Acoustic and classical guitars can have different body outlines and depths. A bag designed for a dreadnought acoustic may not suit another body shape. The classical guitar range includes options for 1/2, 3/4 and 4/4 instruments. These size labels are a useful starting point; compare the actual guitar dimensions with the bag’s internal measurements before ordering.
Electric, bass and semi-acoustic guitar cases
Bass guitars usually need longer bags than electric guitars. A semi-acoustic guitar may have a wider or deeper body and needs a case with a suitable outline. The range includes Profile semi-rigid cases made for these instrument types.
Padding, support and carrying options
Look at how the case supports the neck and protects the body and headstock. Padding thickness and reinforcement vary between models. Shoulder straps and handle placement matter if you walk with your guitar; pocket dimensions matter if you carry sheet music, a cable or a tuner alongside it.
Compare Profile, Fender, Ibanez and other brands by fit, construction and accessory space. The ukulele bags in this collection also need to match the instrument size: soprano and concert ukuleles require different formats.
For bags and cases for other instruments and equipment, browse the cases and bags category.
