11 Best Luggage Shops in Singapore (2026)
Where to buy luggage in Singapore: 11 established suitcase and travel-bag shops, from multi-brand travel stores to Samsonite, TUMI, RIMOWA and value outlets.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankBuying luggage in Singapore ranges from multi-brand travel stores that stock dozens of labels under one roof to single-brand boutiques and no-frills value outlets, whether you want a cabin spinner, a checked hardcase or a business backpack. This guide rounds up established shops that sell suitcases and travel bags across the island, from Orchard Road malls to Chinatown and heartland outlets. Each was checked against its own website or store listing; treat it as a shortlist to compare in person rather than a strict ranking.
1. The Planet Traveller
The Planet Traveller is a multi-brand travel and lifestyle store that stocks dozens of international labels rather than its own line, carrying suitcases and bags from names such as Briggs & Riley, Bric's, July and Bellroy alongside packing organisers, backpacks and everyday-carry gear. Its website lists warranty registration and a repair service. The retailer runs mall stores at ION Orchard, Marina Square, Paragon and Westgate, plus a Changi Airport Terminal 2 outlet, making it a broad first stop for comparing hardcase and softside brands side by side.
Multiple outlets (ION Orchard, Marina Square, Paragon, Westgate)
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2. Boarding Gate
Boarding Gate is a homegrown travel-lifestyle retailer whose flagship sits in Bugis Junction, with further outlets at malls including Changi City Point and IMM. Rather than luggage alone, it curates travel-focused brands such as Osprey, Pacsafe, Thule, Eagle Creek, Bric's and Victorinox, spanning wheeled cases, travel and laptop backpacks, packing cubes, anti-theft bags and accessories. It suits travellers after technical, security-minded or lightweight gear as much as a conventional checked suitcase, and is a useful stop for comparing functional travel bags.
Multiple outlets (Bugis Junction flagship, Changi City Point, IMM)
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3. Universal Traveller
Universal Traveller is a long-running homegrown retailer that says it has grown over decades from a single Singapore store into more than 60 outlets and department-store counters across Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. It focuses on its own-label luggage, including the URBANlite, Terminal and Airways ranges, alongside backpacks, travel accessories and a large winter-wear collection for trips to colder climates. With a New Bridge Road store in Chinatown plus counters in major department stores and an online shop, it is positioned as an accessible, value-oriented option.
New Bridge Road (Chinatown) and department-store counters
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4. The Travel Store
The Travel Store is a multi-brand specialist that carries suitcases and bags from labels such as Eminent, Roncato, Verage, Hush Puppies and Hugo Boss, in cabin, medium and large sizes. Its own store-locator lists three outlets, at Nex in Serangoon, IMM in Jurong East and Plaza Singapura on Orchard Road. The retailer lists a warranty and repair service on its website, so it works both as a place to buy a new case and to have travel gear serviced after a trip when a component wears out.
Nex, IMM and Plaza Singapura
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5. Samsonite
Samsonite is one of the most widely stocked luggage brands in Singapore, selling through its own stores, department-store counters and factory outlets, including outlet stores at IMM and Changi City Point. Its single-brand range spans lightweight polycarbonate hardcases, softside cases, cabin spinners, business bags and backpacks, with collections the company markets around durability and warranty coverage. Because it is carried almost everywhere, it is an easy brand to handle in person and compare across collections and price tiers, and it runs a local service-centre locator for repairs.
Multiple stores, counters and factory outlets (IMM, Changi City Point)
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6. TUMI
TUMI is a premium travel and business label with several boutiques in Singapore, including ION Orchard, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands and a newly opened store at Paragon. Its range centres on ballistic-nylon and aluminium cases, carry-ons, wheeled duffels, laptop bags and business backpacks aimed at frequent flyers, and the brand promotes a global warranty and a tracer registration programme for lost bags. Expect higher prices in return for its signature materials, hardware and after-sales support.
Boutiques (ION Orchard, Marina Bay Sands, Paragon)
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7. American Tourister
American Tourister is Samsonite's more youthful, value-focused sister brand, sold through its own stores and counters and at department stores, with luggage also available at factory-outlet malls. Its range covers colourful hardside and softside cases from cabin to extra-large sizes, plus backpacks, duffels and crossbody bags, and the brand lists warranty support and a service-centre locator on its site. It is a common pick for budget-conscious travellers and families who want bright, easily spotted luggage at accessible prices rather than premium materials.
Stores, counters and department stores
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8. Lojel
Lojel is a design-led luggage brand that opened its first standalone Singapore store at Suntec City, and its cases are also sold through selected department-store stockists. Its single-brand line-up centres on hardshell suitcases and expandable cases known for minimalist styling, along with travel bags, totes and accessories. It suits shoppers who want a distinctive, understated look and are comparing mid-to-premium hardcases rather than the most ubiquitous mainstream labels, and who prefer to see the finish and handle the wheels in person before buying.
Suntec City (and department-store stockists)
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9. RIMOWA
RIMOWA is a premium German luggage maker known for its ribbed aluminium and polycarbonate cases, and it runs boutiques in Singapore, including The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands and Mandarin Gallery on Orchard Road. Its single-brand range centres on grooved hard-shell cabin and check-in cases, along with a smaller line of bags and accessories, and the company promotes a limited guarantee on its suitcases. It sits at the top of the price ladder, appealing to buyers focused on its signature look, materials and long-term serviceability.
Boutiques (Marina Bay Sands, Mandarin Gallery)
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10. Luggage Outlet
Luggage Outlet says it has been a Singapore luggage retailer since 1979 and sells at what it calls warehouse-direct pricing. Its range covers polycarbonate and polypropylene hardcases, softside cases, cabin carry-ons, trolley and laptop backpacks, plus duffel and messenger bags, with features it highlights such as expandable and anti-theft zips and quieter spinner wheels. It lists a showroom at Yishun Industrial Park open by appointment alongside its online store, so it leans towards value shoppers comfortable buying online or arranging a visit.
Yishun (showroom by appointment) and online
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11. C H Ng Enterprise
C H Ng Enterprise is a long-standing luggage shop in Chinatown's People's Park Centre, offering a multi-brand mix of suitcases, travel bags and leather goods. It is also known for luggage repair, which is useful when a wheel, handle or zip fails after a trip; business listings note services such as replacing spinner wheels on branded cases. Its no-frills, town-centre setting and combination of value luggage with an on-site repair service make it a practical stop both for buying a case and for fixing an existing one.
Chinatown (People's Park Centre)
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How to choose
- Decide between a multi-brand travel store, where you can compare labels like Samsonite, Eminent and Bric's side by side, and a single-brand boutique such as TUMI, RIMOWA or Lojel if you already know the brand you want.
- Match your budget to the shop: warehouse-style and value outlets suit tight budgets, while premium boutiques charge more for materials, hardware and after-sales service.
- Check the warranty length and, just as importantly, whether the shop offers local after-sales repair for wheels, handles and zips, since these are the parts that usually fail first.
- Choose between hardshell cases, which protect fragile contents and wipe clean easily, and softside cases, which flex, expand and often add external pockets for quick access.
- Size the bag to how you travel, confirming cabin cases meet your airline's carry-on limits and that checked cases stay within weight allowances once packed.
- Factor in location and format, from Orchard Road malls for browsing in person to heartland showrooms and online outlets when price matters more than seeing the bag first.
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Founder and Editor
Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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