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| Side Open 26.5" Wheeled Packing Case | 26.5" H x 19" W x 12" D | 10 lbs |
International Traveller luggage, by Landor & Hawa, features exceptional value, innovative designs, and superb quality. International Traveler luggage has a long-standing reputation of building some of the lightest luggage on the market. They achieve this by constructing luggage of a polycarbonate shell that is extremely durable, lightweight and very strong.
Polycarbonate luggage, consisting of twin molded shells with zipper closures was introduced in Europe in 2001. Following its astounding acceptance in Europe, Landor & Hawa established its U.S. subsidiary in 2003 and introduced this new hardside luggage concept to the American consumer. It was an immediate and overwhelming success.
Because of Landor & Hawa's commitment to design and innovation they have refined their original design to include an expansion feature. In March 2006, they introduced the first "book open" zippered expandable polycarbonate luggage.
Again being in the forefront of technology, Landor & Hawa has now introduced Frameless and Freefoarm technologies in soft sided fabric luggage resulting in ultra-lightweight packing cases with more interior packing space. It is estimated that within a few short years that as much as 75% of all luggage offered for sale will incorporate this new technology developed by Landor & Hawa. More on International Traveller...
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Comments about International Traveller Side Open 26.5" Wheeled Packing Case:
Light, easy to manuver.
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Comments about International Traveller Side Open 26.5" Wheeled Packing Case:
lightweight, durable, great color! i will be in australia and new zealand for 3 weeks, but wanted to pack light and have an easily recognizable bag for the countless trips i'll be making to the airport. this is a great bag!
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arrived quickly in great condition.
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