Not a drill: away’s iconic suitcases are 50% off right now.
I don’t care if you don’t plan on traveling until 2022—Away’s luggage sale is not to be missed. You’ll use it eventually, believe me! The popular brand has become synonymous with chic travel over the past few years, thanks in part to every Instagram influencer under the sun posing alongside their pink carry-on in some glamorous, tropical location.
Speaking of good, let me clarify that Away’s luggage isn’t popular just for looking great. Yes, their suitcases are aesthetically-pleasing, but they’re also durable, lightweight, spacious and convenient . I personally own the Bigger Carry-On myself, and can confirm that four of my family members have purchased it after giving mine a go on a recent family vacation.
If you’ve been tempted to shop Away but just couldn’t justify splurging on a suitcase, you’re in luck. The huge sale happening on their site as we speak offers major discounts on not just suitcases, but travel bags, organizers and more. Certain colorways are up to 50% off, and while a few picks are Final Sale, believe me—you won’t want to return them once you see what all the hype is about.
If you’ve seen the Away bags in the past but aren’t totally sold on why you need one, read on for a more in-depth look at some of the products included in the sale, and just see if you can make it through without justifying at least one purchase. Away has not announced a hard end date for this sale, so think fast and place your order before it ends, or worse: before all the items you’ve been eyeing sell out.
Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.The Bigger Carry-On $122 buy it Away offers four main suitcase sizes: The Carry-On, The Bigger Carry-On, The Medium and The Large, as well as some other options like The Expandable and The Daily.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ashleigh Barty will not defend her French Open title, will not travel to EuropeWorld No. 1 Ashleigh Barty will not be in Paris to defend her French Open tennis title. The Australian said she would not be traveling to Europe in part because of the pandemic, as well as factoring in her lack of preparedness to play at Roland Garros.
Read more »
The Untold Story of Jane Fonda's First Fire Drill Fridays ArrestIn Janefonda’s new book, ‘What Can I Do?’ (out today!), the actor and activist reflects on her first FireDrillFridays arrest last year. Read an excerpt here:
Read more »
Opinion: Dear White women, let's not fall for Trump's racist bet on us'Trump wants to divide us by exploiting what he hopes are our subconscious fears, by making it look like Democrats are going to allow 'danger' into your quiet suburbs. This couldn't be further from the truth,' Andrea Portes writes for CNNOpinion
Read more »
The IOC Says the Olympics Will Be Held in 2021, Covid or NotFor a lot of people, the decision to hold off on the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo was one of the first major indicators that this covid thing was the real deal, mainly because of the billions of dollars its postponement cost. No one just kisses that amount of money goodbye without a great deal of handwringing, and based on how long it took the International Olympic Committee to do the right thing, you know they only did it because they were forced to.\n
Read more »
PUBG Corp says Tencent not to publish mobile game in IndiaPUBG Corporation, the unit of a South Korean company behind PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), will no longer give Tencent Games the rights to publish its popular mobile game in India, it said in a blog.
Read more »
Brexit talks 'null and void' if divorce deal not implemented: Irish PMBritain's trade talks with the European Union would be rendered 'null and void' if the Brexit withdrawal agreement it signed up to is not implemented in full, Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
Read more »