Trade-in your old luggage of any brand for a Brand-new Samsonite Luggage at up to 40% off!

Samsonite is returning with its popular annual Luggage Trade-in offer, once again in support of the World Wide Fund for Nature.

Trade-in any brand or any size of pre-loved luggage at all Samsonite retail outlets, department stores island wide or on e-commerce platforms and get up to 40% off ENOW and ASPERO models.

ENOW

These suitcases are vacuum formed from polycarbonate sheets. The classic mono-size vertical ridge texture is refreshed into multi-size symmetrical ridges that make the suitcases sturdy and scratch-resistant. Each Enow suitcase are equipped with Aero-Trac suspension wheel system, an anti-theft zipper for security, and easy organisation with packing accessories, detachable divider, packing cube and shoe bag.

Enow is available in three different sizes – 55cm, 69cm and 75cm high. Black and Latte.

ASPERO

This high-volume luggage is unexpectedly lightweight, weighing in at only 2.2kg for the smallest model, and just 3.3kg for the largest. Aspero’s corners are strengthened by its polycarbonate lines. All models include an integrated TSA combi lock, silver integrated sticker logo, lightweight double pull handle, smooth-rolling double wheels and integrated address label.

Aspero is available in three different sizes – 55/20, 69/25, 75/28 Metallic Red, Metallic Silver, Metallic Black

With every trade-in purchase, Samsonite will donate S$10 to the World Wide Fund Singapore, formerly known as the World Wildlife Fund. It is an international non-governmental organization founded in 1961 that works in the field of wilderness preservation and the reduction of human impact on the environment.

The S$10 donation will go towards the No Plastic in Nature Initiative (PACT) that aims to reduce waste and move towards a circular economy.

The promotion runs from March 17 to April 30, 2022, while stocks last.

Campaign Date: 17 March 2022 till 30 April 2022
Locations: All Samsonite outlets, department stores and e-commerce platforms in Singapore