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Last-Chance Cyber Monday Luggage Deals: Tumi and Samsonite

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Last year AAA anticipated a record-breaking 115.6 million Americans hit the road for the holidays. This year, due to the pandemic, those numbers promise to be way down. Consequently, everybody from airlines to hotels to luggage manufacturers are scrambling a bit to make up losses in the bedraggled travel industry. Of course, their loss is your gain: markdowns on luggage started as early as the beginning of November and still have the last chance to shop today for Cyber Monday. We know that the pandemic has to end sometime, and when it does, we’ll all be ready to pack our bags and go on long-anticipated vacations. You’ll want to be prepared with a quality suitcase or heavy-duty carry-on luggage; so grab these luggage deals now from top-selling luggage brands, and be prepared to hit the road, air, or rails in style.

Best Cyber Monday Luggage Deals You Don’t Want To Miss

Buying the right suitcase is essential to ensure a smooth travel experience. When shopping for any type of luggage make sure to check measurements so it abides by the specific airlines you’re boarding. The popular luggage brands are Tumi, Away, and Samsonite and while you can search from their sites, you’ll also find great deals from top retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Macy’s, Nordstrom, and more. Find the best luggage Cyber Monday deals you won’t want to miss out on below.

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Best Cyber Monday Carry-On Luggage Deals You Don’t Want To Miss

Particularly looking for carry-on luggage deals? If you’re traveling light and only need a carry-on luggage or a large carry-on bag these Cyber Monday deals are a steal. You’ll want one that fits in the over head bin and will last over time.

How to Choose Luggage During Cyber Monday

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Just like bargain shopping any time, it’s best to start out with a list of what you really need, and then stay focused. Don’t get distracted by an amazing deal that leaves you with a suitcase that’s too big or too small for your needs, and ends up vacationing in your closet.

  1. How often do you travel? Frequent flyers need products that can stand up to a lot of abuse, so it may be worth paying a bit more. That’s not to say that you might not be able to get a great deal if you follow our guidance. If you only head out on the occasional vacation or to visit family, you can probably get away with something that’s more value-oriented.
  2. What do you really need? Do you tend to do lots of overnight business trips and the occasional long weekend in the country? A decent carry-on can probably get you through. Like cruises or car vacations (or you’re our favorite kind of guy, the consummate clothes horse)? Then trade up to a full-size suitcase that allows you to pack a fully-realized wardrobe.
  3. Have a brand in mind. Maybe you already have a few pieces and are looking to complement a particular style, or you know from some of your buddies that a particular piece serves them well. If you have a specific brand in mind you can check the brand’s own retail site or company store, but don’t forget to compare with Amazon and department stores.
  4. What color is your bargain? The Tumi carry-on we referenced above is a great example: the blue is marked down, but classic black or gray are not. If you’re not dead-set on having a classic black suitcase, watch for deals on discontinued colors or patterns. (Remember that a bright color or pattern might take a little more abuse over time, but will always be easier to identify on the carousel.)
  5. Search, then search again. Once you’ve settled on what you want and need, check various sites to see what may be available. Once you’ve found retail sites or stores that carry your brand, sign up for the mailing list if they offer free shipping or an additional discount (you can always opt out later), and if they aren’t offering Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals, look for sale sections that may have discontinued items.

Where to Find the Best Last-Chance Luggage Sales 

This is definitely a mixed bag (pardon the expression). It’s probably even a good idea to check out your local luggage store, but it’s not likely that they’ll be able to beat the prices that the big stores can offer as a result of economies of scale. So don’t miss out on these last minute deals to shop now!

  • Amazon :  We found the deals featured above at luggage brand sites as well as major retailers such as Amazon.
  • Macy’s Department stores and luggage companies are having huge clearances so be sure to take advantage (and give them a helping hand!) by grabbing these last minute luggage deals.
  • Buy Now : Shopping Cyber Monday late? There’s still time to show Target’s deals from top brands including SWISSGEAR, American Tourister, Rockland Skyline, Disney and Crckt.
  • Buy Now : Don’t miss out on up to 60% off on durable luggage brand Briggs & Riley.
  • Buy Now : Save up to $100 on Away luggage & suitcase sets
  • Buy Now : Huge discount on all luggage & suitcase pieces and sets you wont want to miss.
  • Buy Now : Huge sale across the site on luggage and backpacks.
  • Buy Now : Get up to 60% off your purchase on the perfect carryons from quality backpacks and duffle bags.
  • Buy Now : Shop up to 50% off select luggage pieces and sets plus get a free gift with purchase.

Be sure to check back to find deals on suitcases, carry-ons, messenger bags, and other travel bags in anticipation of open roads ahead. Bon voyage!

Ty Gaskins
Ty Gaskins
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Ty Gaskins is a Writer, Stylist, and Public Relations Professional based in New York City. Originally from Virginia Beach… Read Full Bio
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