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Buy 3-piece luggage sets – secure a quantity discount
A luggage set typically includes three suitcases in sizes S, M and L – ideal for different types of travel, several family members, or as a cleverly sized starter set. Bought as a set, the three trolleys cost noticeably less than buying them individually.
What sizes are included in a luggage set?
- Cabin trolley (55 cm) – for short trips and as a cabin bag on the plane
- Medium suitcase (65-66 cm) – for 1-2 week trips, holds around 60-75 litres
- Large suitcase (75-78 cm) – for long trips or as the main family suitcase, 90-110 litres
Advantages of a luggage set
- Price advantage – cheaper as a set than three individual suitcases from the same range
- Matching design – looks professional when travelling and is easy to recognise
- Stackable / nesting function – smaller suitcases often fit inside the largest one for storage
- Family set – everyone has the right suitcase for their trip
- One purchase – instead of buying gradually, everything is sorted in one go
What to look out for when buying a luggage set
- Material – polycarbonate hard shells are lightweight and robust, soft luggage is more flexible to pack
- 4 wheels or 2 wheels – 4-wheel spinners are more manoeuvrable at the airport, 2 wheels cope better on cobblestones
- Expansion feature – an expansion zip provides 3-5 cm extra volume for the return journey
- TSA lock – built-in combination lock, important for trips to the US
- Weight – cabin case under 2.5 kg, M under 3.2 kg, L under 4 kg is a good benchmark
Hard shell or soft luggage in a set?
Hard shell sets made from polycarbonate or ABS protect delicate contents and are water-resistant. They are the most common choice for families and frequent travellers. Soft luggage sets often have outer pockets for quick access to snacks or a tablet and can be compressed when not fully packed. Mixed sets combine both materials depending on size – for example, a hard shell for cabin luggage (protection) and soft luggage for the L size (flexibility).
Who benefits most from a luggage set?
Families benefit the most – every member has the right suitcase for their trip. Couples who pack differently (compact vs. generous) also like to choose a set. Frequent travellers buy a luggage set as a starter kit and later add specialist models such as aluminium suitcases or underseaters. For occasional travel, a single medium-sized suitcase is often enough.
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Frequently asked questions
What sizes are included in a luggage set?
Standard sets include three suitcases: cabin size (55 cm), medium (65-66 cm) and large (75-78 cm). Some sets have four pieces with an additional XL (80+ cm) or a beauty case. The exact external dimensions, including wheels, are listed in the product description.
How much do you save with a luggage set?
As a set, the three suitcases are cheaper than three individual suitcases from the same range. With very low-priced sets, the price advantage is smaller, as the individual price level is already low.
Can the suitcases in a set be stacked inside one another?
Yes, most hard shell sets have a nesting function: the medium suitcase fits inside the large one, and the small one fits inside the medium one. This saves 60-70% storage space between trips. Soft luggage sets use this feature less often.
Hard shell or soft luggage in a set?
Hard shell sets protect delicate contents and are water-resistant – ideal for families and frequent travellers. Soft luggage sets are more flexible to pack and have outer pockets. If you're only buying one set, keep in mind: hard shell for air travel, soft luggage for car and train journeys.
Is a 3-piece luggage set enough for a family?
For a family with 2 children, 3 suitcases are usually not enough – every family member needs their own luggage. 3-piece sets are ideal for 2-3 people with mixed travel needs. Families with 4+ members usually add extra underseaters or travel bags.
Is a 4-piece set worth it?
4-piece sets (cabin, M, L, XL, or with a beauty case) offer an additional quantity discount but represent a bigger purchase. This is worthwhile for frequent travellers or larger families. For couples or single households, 3-piece sets are usually enough.








































































































































































































































