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10 Pieces of Luxury Luggage Actually Worth the Splurge, According to Our Editors

10 Pieces of Luxury Luggage Actually Worth the Splurge, According to Our Editors

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Luxury luggage is a worthwhile investment for frequent travelers, as it is built to last and can withstand years of use. High-quality suitcases from brands like Tumi, Rimowa, and Hartmann are durable, come with great warranties, and can handle wear and tear. Investing in luxury luggage can be justified by its ability to keep up with travelers and provide a sustainable choice with repair options.

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Shopping10 Pieces of Luxury Luggage Actually Worth the Splurge, According to Our EditorsThese premium pieces of luggage don’t just look good in the airport lounge—they’re built to withstand years of travel.By Lydia ManselMay 27, 2026Getty/RIMOWA/Carl FriedrickSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyIn the world of travel, there are a few things that are inherently worth it: Paying a little extra for a direct flight instead of connecting through two other cities. Opting for the more centrally located hotel, even though the nightly rate is a bit higher. Upgrading your seat on a red-eye. And in my humble opinion, luxury luggage.Investing in luxury luggage doesn’t mean you’re merely buying into a brand name, though.

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