Whether you’re jetting off to the Med, relaxing by a pool in Provence or cramming to get a city break in before the school holiday rush, reliable luggage is a necessity for summer.
From Samsonite to American Tourister, sturdy suitcases and capacious carry-on bags don’t come cheap. Thankfully, the summer sales have landed in time to upgrade your luggage ahead of your next holiday.
Be it a stylish set from Antler, a durable case from Samsonite or a luxury aluminium case from Carl Friedrik, there’s discounted luggage for every type of traveller and trip.
But it’s not all about the luggage: the right accessories can make or break your time off. From sling bags to hold your valuables to Apple Airtags that give you peace of mind, I’ve found the best savings on products that make travel more effortless.
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Carl Friedrik the carry-on: Was £445, now £356, Carlfriedrik.com
This carry-on case in silver and tan is my trusty steed when travelling. Boasting a premium aluminium frame but a supremely lightweight polycarbonate shell, the case combines style and substance. The carry-on – which fits the large cabin bag requirements for British Airways, EasyJet, Ryanair, and Wizz Air – is also available in five more sleek colourways, from tan and cognac to grey and chocolate, or navy and hacket. Thanks to Carl Friedrik’s summer sale, you can save 20 per cent.
Tripp affinity navy marl bag: Was £40, now £16, Tripp.co.uk
Measuring 40 cm x 30 cm x 20 cm, this Tripp bag is compatible with budget airline personal bag restrictions – including RyanAir, Wizz Air and EasyJet. Its zipped design ensures you don’t get caught out at the gate for overpacking, while there are both shoulder straps and a cross-body strap for easy carrying. With more than 50 per cent off, it’s a steal.
Samsonite neo flux expandable suitcase: Was £229, now £190, Amazon.co.uk
This sturdy check-in case is made for one-week trips, complete with a fixed divider in the upper compartment, two mesh pockets with zippers, and adjustable packing straps. Perfect for over-packers like myself, it’s expandable, too. The case features an integrated three-digit TSA lock and ID tag, while the lightweight polypropylene design promises scratch resistance.
Narwey bag: Was £15.99, now £9.99, Amazon.co.uk
This bag goes viral every summer – and it’s not hard to see why. Now even more affordably priced at less than £12, the luggage bag features a zip for keeping belongings securely stowed away and shoulder handles for carrying with ease. There’s a side zip for your passport or headphones, and users have testified that it packs in far more than it looks.
Antler icon stripe large suitcase, blue: £255, now £204, Antler.co.uk
You really can’t go wrong with an Antler case – the luggage company has endured for more than a century for good reason. This extra large case is just the ticket for two week trips. Made from light polycarbonate, the case features spinner wheels, a comfort-grip handle and interior compression straps.
Carl Friedrik granville weekender: Was £795, now £636, Carlfriedrik.com
A great carry-on option for long-haul flights or a bag for a weekend away, Carl Friedrik’s bag features a capacious interior with an array of pockets, a zip fastening, and a cross-body strap or grab handles. It can be slipped over your suitcase handles, too – meaning your bag won’t slip off the edges while travelling through the airport.
American Tourister bon spinner black suitcase: Was £99, now £82, Amazon.co.uk
Made from 100 per cent polypropylene with zipper fastening, Samsonite’s medium size check-in case is designed to be lightweight with a spacious interior (there are both pockets and packing straps). With a three-digit TSA lock, you’ll have peace of mind when travelling.
Tripp holiday 8 buttermilk large suitcase: Was £130, now £59, Tripp.co.uk
A suitcase you certainly won’t miss on the baggage carousel, this Tripp case is finished in designed in a bright yellow shade. Made from durable polypropylene, the check-in bag features an integrated TSA lock and internal compression straps. The 54 per cent saving seals the deal.
The North Face sling bag: Was £49, now £32, Amazon.co.uk
Most airlines allow you to bring a small sling bag to hold your passport, headphones and phone (though be cautious Ryanair or easyJet’s more stringent policies). This North Face sling fits the brief, with its adjustable, padded shoulder strap, dedicated tablet and larger phone sleeve, mesh pocket and key clip. Plus, there’s a pocket for a water bottle.
Osprey daylight travel duffle: Was £90, now £68, Amazon.co.uk
Osprey is a bag brand you can really trust. Thanks to this deal, you can save nearly 30 per cent on a travel duffel for your next trip. The measurements comply with EasyJet’s hand luggage allowance, so you can travel in style this summer. The bag features two stretchy side pockets for water bottles, a front pocket, a laptop or tablet slot, an organiser pocket with key storage and a zip pocket for personal items.
Apple AirTags: Was £99, now £90, Amazon.co.uk
The prospect of lost luggage is always anxiety-inducing while waiting at the baggage carousel. While Apple’s airtags won’t prevent this from happening, at least you’ll know where your suitcase has ended up. Now, you can save 15 per cent.
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