Suitcases — Polypropylene 68 items

Polypropylene suitcases are now at the peak of popularity. This is easy to explain if you look at the properties of the material they are made of, the huge choice of colors, and the attractive price.

They used to be very rigid and heavy — practically unbreakable. The reliability was impressive: those who bought a polypropylene suitcase more than 10 years ago still use it. That's why, when you need to transport fragile items, many people still choose this option. But now, under pressure from airlines' requirements for the weight of a piece of luggage, manufacturers have had to make suitcases less bulky and heavy. At the same time, all the qualities of very durable suitcases have been preserved. As a result, we got really great suitcases that aren't so heavy.

What has changed in modern polypropylene suitcases?

Today's models are radically different from their "ancestors." High-molecular compounds have made the material flexible and pliable, almost like rubber. Where suitcases used to close with latches, there are now zippered models. The shell is so flexible that the lid can practically be wrapped around your hand!

And even with such pliability, the suitcase remains extremely reliable. Breaking the shell is practically impossible, especially with quality manufacturing.

Features and usage notes:

● Scratches. Softness and flexibility lead to scratches. To hide them, manufacturers add a textured surface. You can also use a reusable cover.

● Reinforcing ribs. They help keep the shape and absorb impacts better, and their design looks stylish and original.

● Woven polypropylene. This is a real innovation. The material combines the strength of plastic with the flexibility of fabric. It looks like carbon fiber but has incredible reliability. Examples of such suitcases are the We Are Glam models from the Italian company Roncato and a whole line of collections from the Belgian brand Samsonite.

Why choose a polypropylene suitcase? Such suitcases withstand dozens, even hundreds of flights. TRAVEL CASE has models that have stood the test of time: the most that has been replaced on them is the wheels. Polypropylene does an excellent job of protecting fragile and valuable items, and thanks to the textured surface and thoughtful details, it looks elegant.

A polypropylene suitcase at TRAVEL CASE

If you travel often, a polypropylene suitcase is an investment that will pay off 100%. The assortment includes suitcases from Samsonite, American Tourister, Roncato, Travelite, March, Lojel, TUMI, Wings, Snowball, and other well-known brands.

The TRAVEL CASE team is ready to help you choose the perfect suitcase for your most vivid journeys!