Holidaymakers set to love new trolley cabin bag for ‘enhanced organisation' at Penneys – and it's just €28
HOLIDAYMAKERS are set to love a new trolley cabin bag from Penneys - and it's a bargain at just €28.
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Travel in style with the new cabin bag
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Choose from three different styles
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The bag has separate compartments
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The store's new bag is the ideal item for frequent flyers.
With more than just one style
The retailer said: "Whether you're a carry-on only expert or are simply looking to make the most of your packing options, this cabin pack is perfectly sized for the essentials".
It comes with a secure zip fastening as well as an outside zipped pocket to the front of the bag to give you that extra bit of organisation.
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You can carry your bag through the airport this summer with its two top handle webbing straps.
Or better yet skip the shoulder pain by wheeling this bag to your dreamy destination thanks to the addition of the two wheels at the base.
Be the most
Choose from a white/black zebra print, a leopard print or stick to what you know with a basic black.
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The size of the bag is perfect for those stubborn airlines to fit in your cabin or better yet keep it neatly in the car as you venture to the beach to enjoy the sunny Irish weather.
Perfect for stay-cations or jetting off get this bag online or in stores across the country for just €28.
I'm over 40 and tried cutest spring set in Penneys and it's giving major Chanel vibes
Meanwhile fashion fans are setting the look with the newest drop in stores.
One shopper said she tried the "cutest" set for spring or summer as she claimed it was giving "major
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, she can be seen wearing a printed set, comprised of a jacket and shorts.
This stunning stripe two-piece is ideal to keep some colour in your wardrobe with its bright blue stripe complemented with some neutral browns and creams for a chic look.
The silver button-down jacket can be styled with a midi white skirt and kitten heels for a more elegant classy occasion.
Or better yet rock the shorts with some flip flops and a biking top with an open white linen shirt for the perfect
Making it perfect for the office, going for dinner or even a night out.
This stunning set isn't available online as of yet, but don't panic, you can still get your hands on this look.
The complete set is available for your upcoming trips in stores across the country.
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The new luggage is set to fly off the shelves
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The bag is available in Penneys stores now
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The set is perfect for any occasion
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THE HISTORY OF PENNEYS
THE Penneys brand grew from humble beginnings on Dublin's Mary Street, where it opened its first store in 1969.
Known as
Penneys branched into the UK in 1973 with its first store opening in Derby. The UK now has 191 Primark stores in total.
However, the Penneys name could not travel to Britain as the American retailer JC Penney had the right to use the name in the region.
And in 2006, the expansion into Europe began with an opening in Spain, followed by the Netherlands, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Austria, France and Italy.
Primark went Stateside for the first time in September 2015, with the opening of a store in Boston. There are now 27 stores in America with branches in Florida, Brooklyn, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The retailer's opened its largest store in Birmingham in 2019.
It spans five floors and features Primark's biggest beauty studio to date, a barbers and three restaurants.
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