The 9.9 sales are over and most luggage prices in Singapore have crept back up, though they are still far below list. We rechecked all six brands' own Singapore storefronts on 25 September 2026. The Travel Store's S$189 Verage Tenby set is now the cheapest three-piece set on this page, with American Tourister's BRINK set back at S$199 (U.P. S$610) and its PAXTRA 55/20 cabin case at S$99. FLYCO has moved straight into a 10.10 sale with flash-sale cases at S$199, Samsonite's NIAR 57/20 is S$280, and Metro's DELSEY PARIS trade-in ends 30 September. Every price below was read off the brand's own site, not a deal aggregator.
Luggage prices in Singapore have crept back up now the 9.9 sales are over, but most are still well below list.
> Quick view: cheapest three-piece set S$189 (The Travel Store's Verage Tenby), cheapest cabin case S$99 (American Tourister PAXTRA 55/20), cheapest large check-in case S$124 (ASTROBEAM 78/29). FLYCO's 10.10 sale has flash-sale cases at S$199. None of the online prices has a published end date.
Samsonite's younger, louder sibling, and the brand to beat if you need several cases at once rather than one good one. Its 9.9 Specials have ended, and prices on its Singapore Special Offers page, now 26 products, have gone back up since our 13 September check, though they are still far below list. The BRINK 3-piece set (55/70/80cm) is S$199 against a S$610 list, up from S$179; the SQUASEM 3-piece set is S$219 from S$950; the INSTAGON 3-piece set holds at S$239 from S$1,000; and the MAXIVO 3-piece set (55/67/77cm) is S$279 from S$720. If you only need two cases, the SKYLETTE 2-piece set is S$139 against a S$350 list. Single cases: the online-exclusive PAXTRA SPINNER 55/20 is S$99, down from S$206 (it was S$79 during 9.9), with the CIRCURITY 55/20 at S$115 and the DIAZIP 55/20 at S$119. For check-in, the ASTROBEAM SPINNER 78/29 is S$124 from S$310, still the cheapest large case on this page, and the FASTFORWARD 78/29 is S$169 from S$310. Every item can be split into three 0%-interest payments, and joining Friends of Samsonite takes S$50 off your first order. The arithmetic still favours this brand: the whole BRINK set costs less than one Samsonite NIAR cabin case. None of these prices carries an end date, and the 9.9 round showed they can move by S$20 overnight.
BRINK 3-piece set S$199 (U.P. S$610) · SKYLETTE 2-piece set S$139 (U.P. S$350) · PAXTRA 55/20 cabin S$99 (U.P. S$206) · ASTROBEAM 78/29 check-in S$124 (U.P. S$310) · S$50 off your first order with Friends of Samsonite
The default premium answer in Singapore. Its 9.9 Specials have ended and the Special Offers section is down to 113 products, most of them now 30% off. The pick is still the NIAR SPINNER 57/20 EXP REC at S$280, down from S$400 but S$25 above its 9.9 price. It carries a 4.8 rating from 149 reviews, among the most-reviewed cases in the sale, and it is the sweet spot between price and the build quality people actually buy Samsonite for. For a cheaper way in, the FYRM SPINNER 55/20 expandable is S$238 from S$340. Larger cases: the FLATFORM 75/28 is S$469 from S$670, and the online-exclusive MODIO 77/28 is S$483 from S$690. The FYRM 67/24 we listed on 13 September is no longer on the offers page. Travelling with young kids, the Sammies Dreams 45/16 kids' spinners are half price at S$92.50 from S$185, and the matching Sammies Dreams medium backpacks are S$37.50 from S$75. Friends of Samsonite members get S$50 off a first order here too, and every item can be split into three 0%-interest payments.
Special Offers: NIAR 57/20 S$280 (U.P. S$400) · FYRM 55/20 S$238 (U.P. S$340) · Sammies kids' spinners S$92.50 (U.P. S$185) · S$50 off your first order
A Singapore online brand built around one idea: put your name on the shell so you can spot it on the belt at Changi in two seconds. Its 9.9 sale has rolled straight into a 10.10 sale, advertised at up to 60% off, but check the size before you celebrate. The S$199 price now applies only to flash-sale variants: the blue 20-inch cabin case (U.P. S$499) and the pink 24-inch and 28-inch check-in cases, where the 28-inch lists at S$699. Most other colours are S$299 in 20-inch (U.P. S$529), S$359 in 26-inch and S$399 in 28-inch. The Name Series 20-inch plus 28-inch set is S$758 against S$1,198, the 37% bundle discount the brand advertises, and buying two cases takes an extra S$50 off. Every case ships with a free lifetime warranty and a KIN Hotel booking voucher. Specs are what you would expect at this price and then some: polycarbonate body on an aluminium alloy frame, TSA-approved lock and 360-degree silent wheels, and a lifetime warranty is rare below S$300. The brand reports a 4.9 out of 5 average from over 5,000 customers, and delivery is free to your door. Worth knowing before you order: personalisation makes a case effectively non-returnable, and the black 26-inch is a 21 to 24 day pre-order, so measure your airline's cabin limit and check the lead time first.
10.10 sale, up to 60% off: flash-sale cases from S$199 (blue 20-inch U.P. S$499) · most 20-inch cases S$299 (U.P. S$529) · Name Series 20-inch + 28-inch set S$758 (U.P. S$1,198) · buy 2 for an extra S$50 off · free delivery
The quietly good-looking option, and the one with an actual engineering argument behind it. The Voja range is zipperless, and since the most common failure point on a hard case is the zip, removing it changes how long the bag lasts. Lojel also designs its cases to be repaired rather than replaced. Singapore prices: Voja Small from S$212, Voja Medium from S$255, Voja Large from S$297. The heavier Cubo line, in a polycarbonate-ABS blend, runs Cubo Small from S$416 and Cubo Medium from S$484. Standard shipping is free, ships from Lojel's own Singapore warehouse and is quoted at 1 to 3 business days plus a day for handling, returns run 30 days, and orders above S$610 come with a complimentary card holder. You can also handle one before paying, because Lojel runs three Singapore stores of its own, at Funan #01-28/29, Suntec City #02-309/310/317 and VivoCity #02-05. If you want the look without the case price, the Niru travel bags start at S$150 for the City Tote and S$230 for the 24H Overnighter, and the Ordo packing kits start at S$70.
Voja Small from S$212 · Voja Medium from S$255 · free 1 to 3 business day shipping · complimentary card holder above S$610 · stores at Funan, Suntec City and VivoCity
Over 110 years old and often overlooked here because it has no Singapore flagship, but the global store prices in SGD, delivers luggage free, and is running a proper sale rather than a token one. The sale list has rotated again since 13 September and now runs to 22 items: the Lagoon Purple case has gone, and the Soft Blue Logo range and two Stamford 2.0 cases have joined. Suitcases are 30% to 40% off rather than the headline 50%. The Medium Suitcase in Warm Taupe is S$240 from S$400 and the Large in Warm Taupe S$280 from S$460, both 40% off; the Soft Blue Cabin Suitcase is S$235 from S$330, and the Soft Blue four-case Suitcase Set is S$825 from S$1,200. The deepest cuts are on bags: the Icon Tote in Sand is half price at S$120 from S$240, with the Black and Dark Khaki Green colourways at S$145, and the Icon 2-in-1 Tote Backpack is half price at S$130 from S$260. The site also runs a Buy 2 & Save 20% banner, and a newsletter sign-up adds 10% off a first full-price order, which by definition will not stack with the sale prices above. Antler converts its prices to SGD at a live exchange rate, so expect a few dollars of drift from week to week. The warranty is the reason to take it seriously at this price: lifetime coverage on the hard cases, plus free returns, which matters when you are buying a suitcase you cannot put your hands on first. Delivery is the trade-off. You are ordering from a global warehouse rather than collecting from Orchard Road on a Saturday, and under the store's rest-of-world terms, orders without luggage ship free only above £100.
Sale suitcases 30% to 40% off: Medium Suitcase (Warm Taupe) S$240 (U.P. S$400) · Icon Tote S$120 (U.P. S$240) · Buy 2 & Save 20% · free delivery on luggage · lifetime warranty
A Singapore multi-brand retailer, and the cheapest honest entry point on this list. It carries Eminent, Roncato, Verage, Hush Puppies and Hugo Boss, which means you can compare a S$115 cabin case against a S$300 one in the same cart instead of across five tabs. It now holds the cheapest three-piece set on this page: the Verage Tenby GM24061W set in 20, 25 and 29-inch is S$189, S$10 below American Tourister's BRINK set now that the 9.9 Specials have ended, and S$90 below its MAXIVO set. Current single-case prices: the Hush Puppies Aurora Lite 69-4044 is S$115 in 20-inch, S$129 in 24-inch and S$149 in 28-inch; the Eminent Voyager KL01ME runs S$149 / S$171 / S$196 across the same three sizes. The standout markdown is the Verage Tenby Monti GM24061WP 25-inch at S$139, down from S$232, with the 20-inch at S$119 from S$200 and the 29-inch at S$159 from S$265. Accessories are priced sensibly too, with Verage packing cubes at S$40 for five and TSA combination locks from S$12.50. Three outlets, at Plaza Singapura #04-05, Nex #04-57 and IMM #02-28, and the site also runs warranty and repair services, which is worth more than it sounds on a budget case that will eventually need a wheel replaced.
Cheapest set on this page: Verage Tenby 3-piece set (20/25/29-inch) S$189 · Hush Puppies Aurora Lite 20-inch S$115 · Verage Tenby Monti 25-inch S$139 (U.P. S$232)
| Brand | Entry price now | Headline offer | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| American Tourister | S$99 (PAXTRA 55/20) | BRINK 3-piece set S$199 (U.P. S$610); SKYLETTE 2-piece set S$139; ASTROBEAM 78/29 check-in S$124 | Families buying a whole set at once |
| Samsonite | S$238 (FYRM 55/20) | 113 products in Special Offers; NIAR 57/20 S$280 (U.P. S$400) | One bag you keep for a decade |
| FLYCO | S$199 (flash-sale colours) | 10.10 sale, up to 60% off; 20-inch + 28-inch set S$758 | Personalised cases, lifetime warranty |
| Lojel | S$212 (Voja Small) | Free 3-day shipping, gift above S$610 | Design-led, zipperless, repairable |
| Antler | S$120 (Icon Tote) | Suitcases 30% to 40% off, Buy 2 & Save 20%, free delivery on luggage | British heritage, lifetime warranty |
| The Travel Store | S$115 (Hush Puppies 20-inch) | Verage Tenby 3-piece set (20/25/29-inch) S$189, the cheapest set here | Budget hunting across several brands |
Five of the six brands here are discounting. The 9.9 prices at American Tourister and Samsonite ended in late September, and FLYCO has already moved on to 10.10.
American Tourister Special Offers, no end date. The BRINK 3-piece set is S$199 (U.P. S$610), the SQUASEM set S$219 (U.P. S$950), the MAXIVO set S$279 (U.P. S$720), the SKYLETTE 2-piece set S$139 (U.P. S$350), the PAXTRA 55/20 cabin case S$99 (U.P. S$206) and the ASTROBEAM 78/29 check-in case S$124 (U.P. S$310). That still puts its three-piece sets 61% to 77% below list.
Samsonite Special Offers, no end date. 113 products, most at 30% off, led by the NIAR 57/20 at S$280 (U.P. S$400). Joining Friends of Samsonite takes S$50 off a first order at either Samsonite or American Tourister.
FLYCO 10.10 sale, up to 60% off. Flash-sale cases are S$199 (the blue 20-inch against a S$499 list, plus pink 24-inch and 28-inch sizes), most 20-inch cases are S$299 (U.P. S$529), and the Name Series 20-inch plus 28-inch set is S$758 from S$1,198. Buying two cases takes an extra S$50 off.
Antler, up to 50% off, no end date. Twenty-two items and rotating, so the exact colourways change month to month, and the suitcases in it are 30% to 40% off. A Buy 2 & Save 20% banner runs alongside, and luggage delivers free.
Metro DELSEY PARIS trade-in, until 30 September. At Metro Paragon and Metro Causeway Point, trade a used case against a new DELSEY PARIS suitcase. Metro's own announcement states trade-in savings and in-store terms but does not publish a percentage, so treat the size of the discount as something to confirm at the counter. Metro's sharper 2 to 6 September round, an Eminent Current 27-inch for S$79 against any old case, has ended.
If you need three cases at once, The Travel Store's Verage Tenby set at S$189 is now the cheapest way to do it, with American Tourister's BRINK set at S$199 if you want the bigger brand and a 55/70/80cm spread. If you want one case you stop thinking about, the Samsonite NIAR 57/20 at S$280 is among the most-reviewed bags in Samsonite's sale for a reason. If you care how it looks, Lojel starts at S$212 and has an actual engineering story behind the zipperless design. And if you just want the cheapest working suitcase, The Travel Store will sell you a 20-inch Hush Puppies for S$115.
One thing worth flagging before you shop: none of these online offers publishes an end date, and the 9.9 prices proved the point by rising S$20 to S$25 once the banners came down. That is normal for luggage, since brands run them until the stock or the season runs out, but it does mean there is no deadline protecting today's price in either direction. Check the cart before you commit.
Every price above was read off the brand's own Singapore checkout on 25 September 2026, and every brand here either has a Singapore storefront or ships to Singapore with SGD pricing. Where a brand publishes a list price, we have quoted it so you can see the real size of the discount rather than the advertised one. Where a sale has no stated end date, we say so instead of inventing one. The two Metro trade-in promotions were taken from Metro Singapore's own announcements, not from a deal aggregator.
Measure against your airline, not the label. A case marketed as "cabin size" is not a promise. Singapore Airlines caps Economy cabin bags at 7kg with total linear dimensions under 115cm; Scoot allows 10kg but caps the main bag at 54 x 38 x 23cm. A 55/20 spinner clears both, which is why it is the default size on this list, but budget carriers elsewhere in the region are stricter, so check before a multi-airline trip.
Weigh the empty case. On a 7kg cabin allowance, a case that weighs 3.5kg empty leaves you 3.5kg of belongings. This is the single most overlooked spec in luggage shopping, and it is the reason lightweight polycarbonate is worth paying for at the cabin size even when it is not at the check-in size.
Check what the warranty actually covers. "Lifetime warranty" usually means manufacturing defects, not airline damage, and airline damage is what kills most suitcases. FLYCO and Antler both offer lifetime coverage at prices where that is unusual; read the terms before you treat it as insurance against a broken wheel in Kuala Lumpur.
Personalised means non-returnable. FLYCO's name printing is the brand's whole appeal, but it also means you cannot send the case back if you have measured wrong. Confirm the dimensions first.
Buy the sizes you fly, not the sizes in the set. The middle case in a three-piece set is the one most households never open. If you are a two-person household that travels light, a cabin case plus one large check-in case usually beats a set.
For a cabin case you use two or three times a year, S$100–200 is enough: the Hush Puppies Aurora Lite 20-inch at S$115 or American Tourister's PAXTRA 55/20 at S$99 will both survive that duty cycle. For a check-in case you fly with more often, S$250–350 is the band where you start getting better wheels, a proper TSA lock and a warranty worth claiming; Lojel's Voja Medium at S$255 and the Samsonite NIAR 57/20 at S$280 both sit there. Above S$450 you are largely paying for materials, design and warranty terms rather than a case that survives the belt better. The one genuine bargain shape is the three-piece set: The Travel Store's Verage Tenby set is S$189 for three cases and American Tourister's BRINK set is S$199, both of which work out cheaper per case than almost any single bag on this list. Prices verified 25 September 2026.
Singapore Airlines allows one cabin bag up to 7kg in Economy, with total linear dimensions (length plus width plus height) not exceeding 115cm, roughly a 56 x 36 x 23cm case. Business, First and Suites passengers may carry two bags, each up to 7kg. Scoot is more generous on weight and stricter on shape: up to 10kg total in Economy (15kg on ScootPlus), with the main bag capped at 54 x 38 x 23cm and a personal item that must fit 40 x 30 x 10cm under the seat. In practice, a case sold as 55/20 clears both, which is why almost every cabin case on this list is that size. Always check the airline's own page before you fly, because allowances change and a case bought for one carrier is not automatically fine on another.
Hardside for most people here, and the humidity is part of the reason: polycarbonate shells wipe dry, while fabric cases hold damp after a wet-season arrival and can pick up a smell if you store them in a bomb shelter or under a bed. Hardside also protects the contents better on long-haul belts. Softside earns its place if you routinely overpack, since external pockets and give in the fabric let you squeeze in the last purchase, which a rigid shell will not. The main hardside weakness is the zip, which is exactly the failure point Lojel's zipperless Voja range is designed around. If you buy hardside, look for a polycarbonate body rather than unspecified ABS, and an aluminium frame if it is in budget, which FLYCO includes both of from S$199 on its 10.10 flash-sale sizes.
Worth it if you genuinely need more than one case and have somewhere to keep them; a waste if you do not. The arithmetic is hard to argue with right now. The Travel Store's Verage Tenby set is S$189 for three cases, American Tourister's BRINK set is S$199 from S$610, its INSTAGON set is S$239 from a S$1,000 list and its MAXIVO 3-piece set is S$279 against a S$720 list, so you are paying under S$100 a case. The catch is storage: three nested hard cases still take up most of a HDB storeroom shelf, and the middle size is the one most households never use. If you are a couple who travels light, two cases bought separately, one cabin and one check-in, usually beats a set you only ever half-use, and American Tourister's SKYLETTE 2-piece set at S$139 does exactly that. FLYCO's Name Series 20-inch plus 28-inch set at S$758 is the compromise: set pricing without the orphan middle case.
The big online sale days are the best windows, and the next one is close. This September showed the pattern: during the 9.9 sales American Tourister's BRINK 3-piece set fell to S$179 and its PAXTRA cabin case to S$79, and by 25 September, with the 9.9 banners down, they were back at S$199 and S$99. That is still 67% and 52% below list, because the mid-August to October stretch sits between the National Day sales and the year-end travel rush, and brands are clearing stock before the peak. FLYCO has already moved on to its 10.10 sale, so it is worth checking the others again around 10 October, and again for 11.11. The other reliable windows are the Great Singapore Sale mid-year and post-Christmas clearance in January. What almost never goes on deep discount is a brand-new flagship line in its launch season; if a model is in a Special Offers section at all, it is usually a colourway or generation the brand is moving on from, which matters not at all for a suitcase. None of the online offers listed here publishes an end date. The only dated offer left is Metro's DELSEY PARIS trade-in, to 30 September.
Worth doing if you want to lift the case and roll it before you pay, because empty weight and wheel feel are the two things a product page cannot tell you. The Travel Store is the easiest multi-brand stop, with three outlets: Plaza Singapura #04-05, Nex #04-57 in Serangoon, and IMM Jurong #02-28, all open 11am–8.30pm Monday to Thursday and until 9.30pm Friday to Sunday. Lojel now has three Singapore stores of its own, at Funan #01-28/29, Suntec City #02-309/310/317 and VivoCity #02-05, which is the only way to handle a zipperless Voja before buying. Samsonite and American Tourister both run their own Singapore retail alongside the online stores, so you can try a NIAR or a MAXIVO case in a mall and then check whether the online Special Offers price is lower before buying. Metro Paragon and Metro Causeway Point are the two to visit if you have an old case to trade in. FLYCO is online-only, since its name printing is done to order, and Antler has no Singapore flagship at all, so those two are website purchases by necessity. One caution: in-store prices do not always match the online-exclusive ones. The PAXTRA 55/20 at S$99 and Samsonite's online-exclusive MODIO are flagged as web deals, so check both before you decide where to pay.
Yes, at Metro, though the sharper of its two September rounds has ended. Metro ran both at Metro Paragon and Metro Causeway Point. The short one, from 2 to 6 September 2026, took any suitcase, any brand and any condition against an Eminent Current 27-inch at S$79 instead of its S$226 RRP, and it is over. The longer one runs until 30 September 2026 and applies to DELSEY PARIS suitcases; Metro's own announcement states trade-in savings and in-store terms but does not publish a percentage, so confirm the figure at the counter rather than trusting a number quoted second-hand. Trade-ins are an in-store transaction at those two branches only, so bring the old case with you. Samsonite also ran an any-brand Luggage Trade-in around Earth Hour 2026, with 30% off its UPSCAPE and MINTER ranges, so it is worth asking in its stores whether another round is coming.
