Amazon Wardrobe Refresh Sale: Shop premium trolley sets at up to 60% off from Mokobara, Nasher Miles, Uppercase and more
These trolley sets seamlessly blend aesthetics with thoughtful design, making them perfect for both short escapes and long trips. From sleek finishes to organised interiors, there's something for every type of traveller. If you've been thinking of investing in luggage that makes packing feel less like a chore, the Amazon Sale 2025 might be your best excuse yet.
This 3-piece set includes 20, 24 and 28-inch trolleys with lightweight ABS shells and 360-degree spinner wheels. Each expands by 2 inches for extra space, while moulded corners absorb impact. Interiors come fully lined with garment straps and zippered compartments. Easy to lift, roll and pack, this set is ideal for both quick trips and longer holidays.
This sleek Mokobara set blends design with functionality. Made from durable German Makrolon, the polycarbonate shell is water-resistant and surprisingly light. The set includes cabin, medium and large trolleys with silent Hinomoto spinner wheels. Bonus features include a USB port, TSA locks and compression pads. It also comes with a dust bag, laundry bag and a six-year warranty.
This pastel green set from Nasher Miles includes 20, 24 and 28-inch trolleys crafted from tough polypropylene. Lightweight yet strong, each case offers silent spinner wheels, built-in number locks and grab handles for easy handling. Interiors come thoughtfully organised with mesh pockets and straps, making packing simple. Perfect for trips lasting a week or more, with secure and stylish storage.
The VIP Corsa set features ultra-strong polypropylene cases in 55, 66 and 76cm sizes, all made in India. Scratch-resistant, water-resistant and surprisingly light, each case glides on silent dual spinner wheels. With a 3-point combination lock, ergonomic handles and smart internal dividers, this set makes packing simple and secure for long and short trips alike.
This dual-tone set from Uppercase includes small and medium hard-sided trolleys designed with eco-conscious materials. With TSA locks, anti-theft zippers and shock-absorbing lugs, it keeps your belongings protected. The 8-wheel system ensures smooth movement, while in-built laundry compartments, ConviPacks and packing cubes help you stay organised. A smart option for those who like practical luggage with a clean design.
This beige Swiss Military set includes three sizes built from tough polypropylene for long-lasting use. Each case features smooth 360° rotating wheels and a secure 3-dial combination lock. With roomy interiors and extra compartments, packing feels more streamlined. The structured design adds a clean, no-fuss look that works well for both business and casual travel.
This three-piece Samsonite set in Lagoon blue features lightweight polycarbonate shells with a scratch-resistant honeycomb texture. Each case includes four smooth spinner wheels, a telescoping handle and expandable interiors for extra packing space. TSA locks offer added security, while mesh pockets and a compression panel keep your items neatly arranged. A solid choice for efficient and stylish travel.
This navy Tommy Hilfiger set features three water-resistant, lightweight hard-shell suitcases with a combined capacity of 113 litres. Each trolley comes with smooth 360-degree dual wheels, a top handle and a retractable aluminium trolley handle for easy manoeuvring. The TSA lock adds security, while the stylish design ensures you travel with both confidence and flair.
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Focus on durability, wheel quality, weight, storage space and security features like TSA locks.
Most sets come in two or three pieces, covering cabin, medium and large sizes for varied trip lengths.
Spinner wheels offer smooth 360-degree movement, making it easier to manoeuvre through crowded spaces.
Many models include expandable compartments to give you extra room when needed without adding bulk.
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