The new Globe-Trotter Orient Express Luggage collection comes as the latest creation from the brand that looks to pay homage to the yesteryear of travel with designs that are all inspired by the 1930s. Inspired by the remake of Murder on the Orient Express, the luggage comes in two-tone color schemes that are all inspired by the original train carriages. The collection of cases includes a 30 inch suitcase, a 20 inch trolley case, a luggage tag and even a watch case, which have all been designed in his and hers color options including navy and natural and ivory and navy, respectively.
The Globe-Trotter Orient Express Luggage collection is available now from the brand starting at £80 for the luggage tag and peaking at £1,650 for the largest case.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Retro-inspired Luggage
- Opportunity for luggage brands to create collections that pay homage to vintage travel aesthetics and designs.
- Movie Collaboration Collections
- Potential for brands to collaborate with movies to create unique and limited-edition product lines inspired by film themes.
- His and Hers Luggage Sets
- Demand for luggage sets that offer matching options for both men and women.
Where This Applies
- Luggage Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore creating retro-inspired luggage collections to appeal to nostalgia-driven consumers.
- Film Merchandise
- Opportunity to develop collaboration merchandise with movies to capitalize on fan engagement and collectible appeal.
- Fashion Accessories
- Fashion accessory brands can expand their product offerings by creating his and hers luggage sets to cater to couples and stylish travelers.
