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DELSEY PARIS launches limited-edition gold carry-on ahead of Labor Day

DELSEY PARIS celebrates 80th anniversary with limited-edition gold carry-on drop

DELSEY PARIS
DELSEY PARIS

With Labor Day weekend right around the corner, many travelers are planning their final end-of-summer long weekend getaways to wrap up the summer season. Iconic luggage brand DELSEY PARIS just released its new Cruise 3.0 Carry-On in a sleek, limited-edition gold color to commemorate 80 years of craftsmanship and innovation. This special-edition finish combines a head-turning luminous gold finish with top-tier functional features like a built-in USB port with a dedicated power bank sleeve, dual-density 360° spinner wheels for smooth transit, and an integrated TSA-approved lock.

Other features of the new limited-edition Cruise 3.0 launch include:

  • A fully removable and machine-washable interior lining to keep the bag fresh voyage after voyage.
  • A durable 100% polycarbonate shell weighing just 7.4 lbs, and it includes a 5-year limited worldwide warranty.

Inside the 80th anniversary launch

“Our ‘Designed to Move You’ campaign celebrates 80 years of French design by focusing on the momentum of the traveler, and the new Cruise 3.0 in limited-edition gold brings effortless fluidity to every stage of the journey,” shares Albert Engler, Chief Design & Brand Director at DELSEY PARIS.The new Cruise 3.0 line pairs a scratch-resistant polycarbonate shell with dual-density spinner wheels and a removable, washable lining to keep gear fresh voyage after voyage.

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“Celebrating 80 years isn’t just about honoring our history. It is about applying eight decades of Parisian design and travel expertise to create modern essentials that meet the exact demands of today’s fast-paced traveler,” shares Engler. ” Since 1946, DELSEY PARIS has been shaping how people move by creating gear that adapts to the way travel evolves. Looking back over eight decades of innovation, our core mission has remained unchanged: removing friction so travelers can move with complete confidence and freedom. The Cruise 3.0 in limited-edition gold represents that legacy, combining modern features like expandable packing and USB power access with the classic French craftsmanship and the patented security that defined our brand from the very beginning.”

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