Aspinal of London is the premier brand when it comes to luxury travel luggage. While other brands wear and come apart, and eventually need to be replaced, the high-quality materials of Aspinal of London’s bags last for years. Although their products are steeply priced, they are essential investments for serious travelers.
The Small Harrison Weekender Travel Bag ($1,100) is made from fine Italian components, and is available in smooth black, chocolate brown and tan. Its 11-inch by 18-inch by 8-inch design features Swiss-made metal zippers, silver design brass buckles and an interior lined with soft fabric.
The Large Cabin Case ($1,825) comes with a telescope handle, in tan pebble, black pebble and Amazon brown crocodile material. Additionally, it can be personalized with as many as four initials.
The Shadow Holdall ($1,100) is available in black nubuck. It holds 44 liters and has two external pockets with magnetic-dot closures perfect for storing passports, tablets and reading materials.
The England Briefcase in Brown Saddle Leather & Tweed ($1,100) is a sporting bag with a classic rustic aesthetic. It uses cast brass hardware and is able to hold laptops up to 17 inches.
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