One of the common nightmares of travel is lost or
misidentified luggage. While it happens to the best of us, luggage sets
are investments, and you expect to have yours for a long time. How can you
reduce the risks of lost luggage? The best way to protect your luggage is to
purchase unique pieces and create custom sets. Stylish and personalized luggage
stands out and is less likely to be forgotten or taken accidentally by a
stranger.
The Benefits of Creating a Custom Luggage Set
While the reduced risk of lost luggage is enough for most
people to invest in a custom luggage set, other benefits exist. First, custom
sets allow for self-expression and personalization. You can select the colors,
patterns, and embellishments that speak to your personality. Also, don't forget
the monogram. Putting your initials on a bag is an excellent way to eliminate
the possibility of misidentification.
A custom luggage set also allows for functional matching and
coordinated design. You can have pieces in the same color, same material, or
complementary patterns. Also, choose different sizes for specific purposes,
like carry-on and check-in. You can also choose bags with nesting capabilities
for convenient storage when not in use.
Finally, a custom luggage set can mean a quicker and easier
baggage claim process. Imagine walking up to baggage claim and seeing the
conveyor of black and beige luggage. Suddenly, your bright, vibrant, patterned
luggage appears from around the corner. There is no reason to check tags
because your monogram is in large print on the face of the pieces.
Sets of 2 or 3
As you select your custom luggage set, you can't forget
about size and variety. You don't want several bags that are all too large for
carry-on, especially if you have a long flight. As you review a luggage size chart,
determine which sizes best suit your needs and how many bags are best for your
set.
Most people opt for two bags: one carry-on and one larger
check-in. The pair is perfect for short trips and medium-length stays. If you
are a business traveler, two bags are likely enough because you rarely stay in
any one place longer than a few days.
Still, sometimes, you want to go on an extended vacation.
You may want three bags for a longer vacation: one carry-on and two check-ins.
Three bags offer maximum packing flexibility.
The Family Styling Together
When it comes to vacations, most people travel with family.
Since you are looking for custom pieces, it makes sense to look for coordinated
or matching sets, especially for check-in luggage.
The family receives the same benefits as the individual: easy baggage claim,
personalization, etc. If each family member wants a unique bag, consider
getting the same monogram on all the bags to make them easier to find at
baggage claim.
Custom luggage sets can help reduce the risks of lost or
misidentified luggage, helping to ensure you get to your destination with all
your belongings. If you have never designed a custom luggage set, consult a
luggage retailer with experience.
