New accessories brand Biaggi hopes to make a splash on the travel market with its new lightweight, foldable luggage and carry-on case line.
All styles in the collection feature four wheels that rotate a full 360 degrees for easy motion. They also have innovative hinge-lock technology which allows them to fold flat for storage, and signature dust bags to protect them in the off season. Each one is crafted from durable nylon materials which are tough enough to withstand the punishment of jet-setting and over-zealous baggage handlers. While the fabrics aren’t luxurious, the modern silhouettes should please fashion conscious travelers.
“Biaggi is meant for the sophisticated consumer who is looking for luggage that is not only practical and durable but has a modern and sophisticated aesthetic,” explained the company’s president and chief executive officer Ron Hersh.
Interior and exterior pockets make it easy to keep your travel essentials organized, while the telescoping aluminum handles help the Biaggi suitcases work for tourists of all sizes.
The new foldable Biaggi travel bags are affordably priced, with a nylon wheeled tote costing $79 and the 30-inch ballistic nylon packing case topping the range at $339. Look for them in airports, duty free stores, and high end department stores in June.

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