Luggage plays a very important role in the travel process. Not only does it provide a way for you to transport your goods from point A to B, it also dictates how and what you bring with you on your travels. It's certainly not a necessity to go out and purchase the biggest, best and most expensive piece you find &mdash it does help to buy quality.
While not all luggage is created equal, and there's not always a need to break your bank purchasing a new suitcase &mdash we can dream of living large. We've searched the internet and found our five dream pieces of luggage.
&bull Globe-Trotter Centenary Suitcase, J.Crew $1,600.00
&bull Hideo Bean 19, WeJetSet $159.00
&bull The Editor Series, SteamLine Luggage
&bull Overnight Bag EO Collection, Go Incase $299.95
&bull Leather Suitcase No 03 M, Palmer and Sons $555.00
What's your dream luggage?





Comments (8)
$1600? Really? For a suitcase?
Yes, $1600 for a suitcase! That's why it's one of my dream pieces of luggage! :)
I can't even understand this.
Why pay $1600 for something they'd ruin in two seconds at the airlines? Unless it's for car travel only, which makes the price even more ridiculous.
Um, I think the point behind owning a $1000 piece of luggage is that it's not designed for commercial air travel. You own that and it says that you fly private.
dream luggage: custom Goyard luggage with my initials engraved on them. forget $1600 more like $16K
i'll also like a learjet and a private airstrip with this dream luggage. Thanks!
@Kathryn, eh, not necessarily. I see your point. But I also see a lot of people with this type of luggage flying commercial. Which is what I was really referring to.
In fact, a guy on our flight to Vegas last week had the J. Crew suitcase checked.
Why spend that much only to have it ruined?
Am I understanding that the basis for the dream is price? Are there any features that make it dream luggage?
I'm with you surfjack.