How to Buy American Tourister Hard Shelled - Escort Luggage
Choosing a hard-sided, reliable travel bag helps better protect your personal belongings. American Tourister is a widely recognized brand in the luggage world. Here are some things to consider when buying American Tourister Hard-Shelled Escort Luggage.
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How to Buy American Tourister Hard-Shelled Escort Luggage
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Plan ahead. American Tourister's Hard-Shelled Escort Luggage is a vintage line, so it is not as easy to find as the company's newer luggage collections such as American Tourister I-Lite, Kenya 6 or Tribute III. If you're planning a trip and must have this specific type of luggage, don't wait until the last minute. Allow yourself at least three weeks for a search.
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Assess how much space you need. The American Tourister Hard-Sided Escort Luggage is available in various sizes, including a 14-inch train case, which makes an ideal carry-on, and a 25-inch suitcase for longer trips.
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Start your search. Since the Escort collection is rare, you will have better luck with online shopping sites like Etsy and Ebay than at major retail outlet. Also, call vintage boutiques in your area and tell them exactly what you are looking for. They may be able to help locate your luggage.
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Buy your luggage. Once you've found a piece of American Tourister Hard-Shelled Escort Luggage that suits your needs, ensure that it's in good travel condition and make the purchase.
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Tips & Warnings
If you're doing an online search, keep in mind that American Tourister Hard-Shelled Luggage is also referred to as American Tourister Hard-Sided Luggage. Ask about warranties. Most American Tourister luggage lines come with a 10-year guarantee. This guarantee may no longer apply to a vintage piece, but it's a valuable benefit for a newer purchase.
While hard-shelled luggage offers extra protection, it weighs more than regular luggage. This means you may need to pack less to meet airline weight restrictions. For comparable durability at a lighter weight, also consider American Tourister's recently released I-Lite luggage line.
