Before you get too busy matching clothes and shoes, add "Invest in a high-quality suitcase" to your travel plan. A suitcase that combines century-old craftsmanship and advanced technology not only guarantees the convenience of travel, but also adds style to the holiday with its elegant and atmospheric design.

Globe-Trotter, which exudes British classical temperament, was born in 1897 in Hertfordshire, England. They are said to have been used by Queen Elizabeth II on her annual honeymoon, and she remains a loyal Globe-Trotter customer to this day.

In addition to the Queen, many royals and celebrities have been seen travelling the world with Globe-Trotter suitcases.

Why you should see it: In the 21st century, Globe-Trotter relaunched the Safari collection to celebrate the brand's centenary.

This elegant ivory white with antique brass metal accessories, you can feel the retro style. The design of leather edging and binding, as well as the fine line of the car, reflects the British temperament.

Globe-Trotter, which exudes British classical temperament, was born in 1897 in Hertfordshire, England. They are said to have been used by Queen Elizabeth II on her annual honeymoon, and she remains a loyal Globe-Trotter customer to this day. In addition to the Queen, many royals and celebrities have been seen travelling the world with Globe-Trotter suitcases.

Why: Each suitcase in the Orient series is hand-crafted by Japanese artisans, using a traditional process that dates back to 4000 BC using latex paint that originated in Japan, and this shows the meticulous production of this series; The polishing of metal fittings, the silk lining and the meticulous craftsmanship make this luxury suitcase "timeless" and become a family heirloom.

Globe-Trotter, which exudes British classical temperament, was born in 1897 in Hertfordshire, England. They are said to have been used by Queen Elizabeth II on her annual honeymoon, and she remains a loyal Globe-Trotter customer to this day.

In addition to the Queen, many royals and celebrities have been seen travelling the world with Globe-Trotter suitcases.

Recommended reasons: The retro design of Globe-Trotter on the Centenary series design is obviously "bold" a lot, vulcanized fiberboard is more lightweight and convenient, bright orange to show the world a century-old full of modern vitality.

The story of Louis Vuitton must be needless to say, this luxury French brand started with luxury suitcases as early as the 19th century with suitcases opened the door to modern travel culture. The durable and waterproof Monogram canvas Louis Vuitton suitcase is still one of the favorite luggage brands of European and American celebrities.

Why: The original Pegase collection is covered with classic Monogram print canvas, with extremely delicate natural cowhide trim. In addition, the retractable handle and silent wheel that can be locked in two positions are also specially designed.

The story of Louis Vuitton must be needless to say, this luxury French brand started with luxury suitcases as early as the 19th century with suitcases opened the door to modern travel culture. The durable and waterproof Monogram canvas Louis Vuitton suitcase is still one of the favorite luggage brands of European and American celebrities.

Recommended reason: The same Pegase series is innovative in using Epi leather embossments with smooth lines, and the classic Pegase trolley case instantly exuded a low-key and elegant charm. The rose luggage is unique and eye-catching, and is also available in indigo, deep purple, violet, black and orange.

The story of Louis Vuitton must be needless to say, this luxury French brand started with luxury suitcases as early as the 19th century with suitcases opened the door to modern travel culture. The durable and waterproof Monogram canvas Louis Vuitton suitcase is still one of the favorite luggage brands of European and American celebrities.

Why it's recommended: The Zephyr series features a cocoon-shaped shell with vintage curves, coupled with a classic Monogram canvas and fiberglass skeleton for a solid, practical and aristocratic look. In the same collection, check prints, black checkerboard, dark blue checkerboard and custom models are also available.

Born in 1898 in Cologne, Germany, Rimowa has a history of more than 100 years, and has created the most lightweight and durable luggage of the year with its unique aluminum material.

In addition to the perfect streamlined design, the iconic parallel groove structure is also an important point to distinguish Rimowa. With an increasing number of celebrity street and big screen appearances, Rimowa has become the "It-bag" of luggage.

Why you should see it: Launched in 2000, the high-tech polycarbonate suitcase that makes up today's best-selling salsa series is light and strong enough to withstand extreme pressure. It's also available in matte grey, champagne and classic silver.