My Favorite Luggage Brand is Offering Huge Discounts for Two Days Only!
Everything is 20–50% off retail price.
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Not only am I frequent flyer and train rider, I'm also an analyst in the Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab, so I'm an expert when it comes to travel gear. Over the years I've personally tested upwards of 50 suitcases, and with my team, we've evaluated luggage from more than 70 brands together. After all of that testing, July has proven to be one of our best luggage brands, and it happens to be one of my personal favorites too. The Australian luggage brand has grown in popularity over the years, offering non-basic, stylish suitcases for a reasonable price.
SHOP JULY'S LIMITED WAREHOUSE SALE
July rarely offers discounts, but this weekend, the brand is making an exception—an exclusive warehouse sale. Today and tomorrow (February 28th and March 1st), for the first time ever, the brand is offering more than 150 archive and warehouse styles for online shoppers. The inventory includes rare colorways of the brand's best-selling carry-ons and checked bags, retired favorites, totes, and purses from the Juliette Collection, and more.
Everything is available for 20—50% off retail price, and nothing costs more than $350. The caveat: All sales are final. July's usual 100-day return policy isn't in place, but you can trust me when I say the luggage is high-quality, looks great, and is so easy to use. The wheels are seriously the smoothest I've ever rolled across the airport floor. They glide!
Act fast—The sale is only two days long, and once the inventory is gone, it won't be replenished. Shop some of my favorite pieces below:
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This checked suitcase offers 80 liters of packing space, so there's plenty of room to fill it with everything you'll need for a long trip. The bi-fold design features two large compartments, including one that's fully enclosed and one fitted panel with a compression strap for added security. One of my fellow Textiles Lab analysts took this bag on a trip to China and said it came back completely free of dents or scratches. The purple-grey shade is particularly chic.
When I traveled with this bag, I couldn't keep myself from twirling it around on the floor at the airport. The wheels are just so smooth. And the telescopic handle is angled and locks at 20 different heights, which made it comfortable to hold while I maneuvered the bag through security. Testers agreed that the bag was easy to work with and loved the spacious interior with lots of room for a short trip.
If you're a soft-sided luggage enthusiast because of the external pockets that make your airport experience just a little bit easier, consider a hard-sided carry-on suitcase with a pocket like this one. The outer pocket is the perfect size to stow your laptop and other essentials like a passport, and the suitcase is even equipped with a portable battery to charge your phone. And this one is bubble gum pink, my favorite color.
One of the latest trends in hardside luggage, trunks have a taller and deeper shape compared to traditional checked bags. The design can make trunks easier to roll around, and it can make packing bulkier items less of a struggle. This bright red trunk will be hard to miss on the luggage carousel, and it has two TSA-approved latch locks, so you won't have to fiddle with a zipper to get it open or closed.
A well-organized cosmetics case can make your trip so much more enjoyable. Trust me, I've been on many trips where a loose foundation explodes in my bag, leaving me with an absolute mess to deal with when I'm just trying to vacation. This one has a few zippered pockets, a removable zippered pouch, and elastic loops that line the perimeter of the bag to store your brushes, serums, and more. And the exterior is sturdy with padding to keep everything nice and unsquished inside.
Why trust Good Housekeeping?
Amanda Constantine joined the Good Housekeeping Institute in 2022 as a home and apparel reviews analyst. She is a regular traveler and has tested more than 50 suitcases in the Textiles Lab for properties like durability, ease of use, and maneuverability. She has also coordinated luggage testing with hundreds of at-home testers, collecting data to support a variety of luggage content including duffels, carry-on bags, hard-sided luggage, checked suitcases, kids' luggage, luggage on Amazon, and more.
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