Away just introduced its luggage in a Sunshine Yellow color to brighten your summer
Away The Carry-On in Sunshine Yellow
The bestselling carry-on suitcase now comes in a fresh seasonal hue. Our testing editors recommend this stylish, functional polycarbonate shell for casual travelers, especially those who prefer luggage and bags that can handle some wear and tear.Read our review
Away The Medium in Sunshine Yellow
Our favorite hard-shell checked luggage, The Medium checks many boxes, including a durable outer shell, a set of 360-degree spinner wheels and a 50/50 split opening. Pair it with the carry-on for the ultimate sunny duo on trips.
Away Beach Tote
A revamp of the brand's original beach tote, this bag debuts with a roomier silhouette in Salt White and Seaside Blue hues. Securely stash SPF, snacks and books inside the interior zip pocket. It also has front loops to keep your towel or hat on hand and a mesh design to help shake out sand.
Away Dry Bag Duo
Once you return from jaunts in the pool, throw damp swimsuits into one of these roll-top laundry bags and toss dirty clothes inside the spare bag. It's designed to be flexible and lightweight, so you won't have to sacrifice too much space in your luggage.
Away Travel Glasses Case
Don't fret about abandoning your collection of sunglasses to save packing space. This sturdy tri-fold glasses case is reminiscent of the brand's signature hard-shell suitcases. Available in black, cream and yellow, you can also use it as a clutch purse.
Away The Insider Packing Cubes in Sunshine Yellow
Optimize your bag's packing space with these compression cubes. My set keeps me very organized when I'm prepping for a trip, and it keeps my suitcase tidy as I travel. It now comes in the vibrant seasonal hue, Sunshine Yellow. We're always excited to see a brand bring new life to products our staffers already know and love. Its previous pint-size launch, the Away Kids Collection, equally excited our travel products editor Kyle Olsen. With the Beach Capsule Collection, travelers can enjoy the same durable materials and smart features synonymous with Away, but with a seasonal refresh for any upcoming summer travel plans.
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