Suitcases

A medium suitcase between 60 and 75L usually works best for one-week travel. It provides enough space for clothing, toiletries, shoes, and travel essentials without becoming oversized.

Choosing between hard shell and soft shell luggage depends on your travel style, transportation conditions, and packing preferences.

Hard Shell

If you’re seeking maximum protection for your belongings, hard shell suitcases are an excellent choice. Constructed from durable materials like polycarbonate or aluminium, they are designed to withstand impact, making them perfect for safeguarding fragile or valuable items.

Soft Shell

For travellers who prioritise flexibility and lightweight designs, soft shell suitcases are an excellent choice. Medium-sized soft shell suitcases offer expandable compartments, making them perfect for trips where you might bring back souvenirs or need extra packing space. Their pliable structure allows them to fit into tight spaces like car trunks or crowded overhead compartments with ease.

The soft shell is typically lighter than hard shell options, making them easier to carry and manoeuvre, especially for shorter trips or frequent travellers.

Lightweight hard shell spinner luggage is often the best option for international travel because it combines durability, airport mobility, and protective structure for long-haul journeys.

Lightweight luggage helps travellers maximise airline weight allowances while improving travel comfort. This becomes especially important during international travel, where long airport transfers and baggage restrictions create additional pressure.

Travellers carrying heavy winter clothing or electronics often benefit most from lightweight luggage designs, as they preserve valuable packing capacity before reaching airline weight limits. Discover more in the Lightweight luggage collection.

Aluminium luggage offers exceptional durability, premium styling, and strong protection for valuable belongings. Luxury travellers and frequent international flyers often choose aluminium luggage for its resilience and structured design.

Samsonite suitcase locks are set to 0-0-0 at the factory, so there is no separate code supplied with a new suitcase. Start from 0-0-0 and follow the TSA lock instructions for your lock variation. If the combination has already been changed, you need the current combination before resetting it.