Going Somewhere? Must-Have Luggage For Gents Who Travel In Style

Berluti is renowned for its Venezia leather, and it’s this signature leather that’s used on their ‘Formula 1004’ suitcase. The piece is made in Italy and features a top handle, four spinner wheel and practical compartments for keeping things organised.

Brunello Cucinelli’s trolley case has been made in Italy and finished by hand to create an aged effect. The piece is set on four wheels for maximum manoeuvrability.

Ermenegildo Zegna's trolley case is made from smooth leather and is constructed in the label’s intricate 'Pelle Tessuta' weaving technique. There are two internal compartments that make it ideal for separating your clothes and grooming products.

Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano's 'Spinner' suitcase has built in dividers and leather straps to encourage neat and tidy packing whilst also looking stylish against the silver aluminium shell.

Globe-Trotter is renowned for its handcrafted luggage made in England using methods dating back to the Victorian era. This piece is a part of their ‘Centenary’ collection.

Gucci's suitcase is crafted from textured-leather and detailed with the brand's signature green and red striped motif. The handy external zipped pocket is perfect for easy access to your laptop while on the move.

This piece has been produced from a partnership between Globe-Trotter and British brand Kingsman. It is made from vulcanised fibreboard which means it’s lightweight yet durable, and the overall look pays tribute to the label’s Savile Row aesthetic.

The navy coloured pebble-grain leather makes for an elegant point of difference on this Valextra suitcase. The interior is lined in quilted black canvas and has dual buckled straps to secure your belongings.