What luggage do wealthy people use?

As far as status symbol suitcases go, none can rival Louis Vuitton luggage—the 169-year-old brand has its roots in luxury trunks after all.



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Luggage brands celebrities love – from Chanel to Goyard to Tumi, Hollywood's elite swear by these high-end suitcases. Many celebrities never surrender fashion, even when they're just strolling through a domestic airport terminal. That's why we almost always see stars step off the airplane looking runway ready.

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Louis Vuitton and Gucci both make some lovely sets worthy of the private jet on which you may or may not be flying. Shop Vogue's edit of the best luggage brands below.

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We dissect the royal luggage collection - and ask the experts to analyse what your suitcase says about you ... Kate makes no secret of her obsession with these nylon holdalls by French luxury brand Longchamp. She, sister Pippa and mum Carole own several hues and sizes, and she never travels without one.

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The 15 Best Luggage Brands To Get You Ready For Every Type Of Travel
  • Best Luggage Overall: Samsonite.
  • Best Affordable Luggage: American Tourister.
  • Best Carry-On Luggage: Travelpro.
  • Best Check-In Luggage: Arlo Skye.
  • Best Hardside Luggage: Monos.
  • Best Softside Luggage: Briggs And Riley.
  • Best Luxury Luggage: Rimowa.


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Nice luggage can make your traveling experience more efficient and enjoyable. For those who want their baggage to be not only well-made with useful features but also stylish enough that onlookers can't help but notice, luxury models are where it's at.

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50 pounds is the usual weight limit. The largest checked international luggage size allowed is 62 linear (total) inches. Typically, a standard checked luggage size wavers around 27 x 21 x 14 inches. The universally accepted carry-on luggage size for a domestic flights (within the U.S.) is 22 x 14 x 9.

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