Luggage Sets

Picking the right set comes down to more than aesthetics. Think about how often you travel, how long your typical trip lasts, whether you check bags or carry on only, and what matters most to you in terms of weight, security, and durability. A well-matched piece set that coordinates in size, style, and construction will serve you far longer than a collection of mismatched cases.

2-Piece vs 3-Piece Luggage Sets: Which Do You Need?

A 2-piece luggage set typically pairs a carry-on with a medium checked suitcase, making it a practical choice for solo travelers or couples who take frequent short-to-medium-length trips. A 3-piece set adds a large suitcase to that combination, giving you genuine versatility: the carry-on handles weekend breaks, the medium suits a week-long trip, and the large suitcase earns its place on extended vacations or family holidays where packing capacity matters.

For families especially, a 3-piece set is worth considering. The distinct sizes make it easy to assign bags to individual travelers or separate clothing from gear. When you're back home, the smaller pieces nest inside the largest one, so the whole set takes up no more closet space than a single large case.

Hard Shell vs Soft Shell Luggage: Pros and Cons

The choice between hard and soft shell luggage shapes how your case performs on the road. Our hard shell luggage set options use recycled polycarbonate and polypropylene: polycarbonate flexes under pressure rather than cracking, making it significantly more crack-resistant than ABS plastic, while polypropylene is the lightest plastic available for hardside construction. Our soft shell luggage set option is built inside and out from 100% recycled polyester, offering ultra-light construction and a reworked front pocket for quicker access to travel essentials.

Soft shell cases carry a few practical advantages. Expandable zippers can add 15 to 20% to the overall packing volume, and multiple external pockets give you easy access to documents and small items, a feature that's almost nonexistent on hard shell designs. Soft-sided carry-ons can weigh as little as four pounds, compared to the six to eight pounds typical of hard-sided equivalents. Hard shell cases, on the other hand, wipe clean in seconds and offer a rigid barrier against crushing in overhead bins or luggage racks.