The Range launches new travel range with £40 suitcase that looks very similar to £1000+ expensive brand
And if you're one of those people, and looking for a new suitcase, you're in luck.
The Range is selling 72-litre silver hardshell luggage for just £40.
The suitcase is made from durable material, and has 360-degree spinner wheels for maneuverability, as well as a retractable handle.
Its spacious and well-organized interior ensures efficient packing, featuring convenient compartments for various storage needs.
And what's even better is it looks exactly like the iconic RIMOWA suitcase – used by Bella Hadid - which costs £1,400 if you're looking at the same size.
The Range is also selling a smaller, cabin-sized version for £29 – far cheaper than RIMOWA's £1,130 version.
And the suitcases are available in black and dark blue, as well as silver.
Hardshell Spinner Wheel Luggage Suitcase - 72l
The suitcase is made from durable material, and has 360-degree spinner wheels for maneuverability, as well as a retractable handle.
Its spacious and well-organized interior ensures efficient packing, featuring convenient compartments for various storage needs.
And what's even better is it looks exactly like the iconic RIMOWA suitcase – used by Bella Hadid - which costs £1,400 if you're looking at the same size
£40 Shop
The Range also has a selection of other travel must-haves.
From a mini crease release spray, ideal for those 'straight from the suitcase' moments, to affordable compact mirrors perfect for travel touch-ups, the store has your travel checklist sorted without the premium price tag…
Compact Makeup Travel Mirror
The Compact Makeup Travel Mirror is the perfect accessory to take on the go, and is self-standing, so you can have both hands free to do your makeup.
Whether going to a friend's house, travelling abroad, or needing something more convenient and portable at home, this mirror is the ideal solution.
£5 Shop
Lenor Crease Releaser
Aiding in removing creases from your clothing and infusing them with a beautiful scent, Lenor's Crease Release will become your go to spray rather than having to start ironing when you get into your hotel room.
£1.49 Shop
Contour Travel Neck Pillow
Experience ultimate comfort on the go with the Contour Travel Neck Pillow.
Designed with perfect curves, this memory foam pillow supports your neck, preventing your head from falling forward and relieving neck pain during travel.
The added adjustable rope lock allows you to customise the angle and size of the pillow to fit various neck sizes, for tailored support and comfort wherever you need it.
£7.99 Shop
Sleep Mask with Headphones and White Noise
This fantastic Sleep Mask with Headphones and White Noise has adopted 3D ergonomic technology for the eye area, which is designed with breathable and comfortable material, slow rebound memory foam and smooth fabric to let you release facial pressure and help you fall asleep quickly.
The ten built-in relaxing sounds are perfect for helping you sleep and relax, making sure you get plenty of rest on your next flight.
£9.99 Shop
Tech Travel Bag
Ensure the safety and security of your tech gadgets and accessories while on the go with the Tech Travel Bag.
This handy organiser comes with double-sided compartments and a zip, making it an ideal solution to store and organise your cables, chargers, power banks, SD cards, earphones and more, in one convenient place.
£2.99 Shop
6-Piece Travel Set
Whether you're jetting off to sunnier climes or going on a staycation, the 6-Piece Travel Set makes sure you're only bringing what you need on the journey.
Coming in a handy pouch, it makes travelling easy, helping you to keep your make-up and liquids in one convenient place that can be slipped easily into your suitcase.
£2.49 Shop
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