CASETiFY takes flight with bold new travel collection

By Kelly Baker Published November 15, 2024

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CASETiFY, the tech-lifestyle brand known for its phone cases, is taking its expertise in protection and personalization to new heights with the launch of its CASETiFY Travel collection. This marks a bold expansion for the company, offering a line of fully customizable, made-to-order luggage designed for the modern explorer.

Following its remarkable success in the phone case industry, with over 20 million cases sold worldwide and projected 2024 revenue of $300 million, CASETiFY’s move into travel feels like a natural progression, according to Wesley Ng, CEO and Co-founder of CASETiFY.

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“For over a decade, we’ve been perfecting the art of protection and personalization for tech devices, entering the travel category is a natural evolution that brings our signature Bounce technology and customization platform to a new frontier. We’re not just launching luggage – we’re reimagining how the next generation of creative travelers protect and express themselves on the go,” Ng stated.

CASETiFY Bounce collection

one black suitcase, one blue suitcase, and one red suitcase, all next to each other — CASETiFY

This launch unveils a range of travel essentials, including the Bounce Carry On Roller, a tech pack organizer, and a set of packing cubes. Here’s how the new luggage integrates CASETiFY’s signature features:

The Bounce Carry On Roller boasts the company’s proven Bounce technology, strategically placed bumpers for impact absorption, and a durable German-engineered Makrolon® polycarbonate shell.
Hinomoto Miraclent Ball-Bearing wheels ensure smooth rolling, while the aircraft-grade aluminum telescoping handle system and puncture-resistant YKK zippers with TSA-approved locks provide added convenience and security. A built-in AirTag pocket allows for easy luggage tracking.
CASETiFY’s patent-pending printing technology allows for full-surface personalization on the Bounce Carry On Roller. Choose from the interactive CASETiFY Dot Font, offering letter-by-letter customization, or the Skyline Font with a range of vibrant colors.

The CASETiFY Bounce Carry On Roller, priced at $399, is now available in North America and South Korea through CASETiFY.com and select retail locations.

Kelly is a writer who loves good books, baking homemade bread, playing the piano, and spending time with her family.

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