United States Luggage Company is a luggage innovator whose work includes the 1972 creation of wheeled luggage and more than 20 patents. Based in New York with corporate offices in California, the United Kingdom and China, the company operates two divisions, including the Briggs & Riley brand.
DELSEY PARISFounded in 1946 from the union of the Delahaye camera-case workshops and Seynhaeve protective-case specialists, DELSEY PARIS designs luggage for modern travel. The French house is known for pairing elegant design with practical mobility and security innovations, including its patented SECURITECH® closure and the trolley system it helped bring to travel luggage in the 1970s. Its current collections include suitcases, backpacks and travel bags, with recycled materials and washable interiors appearing alongside lightweight, durable construction.HANOVER, MD
Briggs & RileyBriggs & Riley makes premium luggage and travel accessories for frequent travelers, pairing refined design with practical innovations such as its CX compression-expansion system. The brand backs its bags with its “Simple as That” lifetime guarantee, covering the functional aspects of a Briggs & Riley bag for life and supporting repair when needed.HAUPPAUGE, NY
BiaggiBiaggi makes travel luggage and organizers built around a simple idea: carry more without making travel bulkier. Its standout designs include under-seat bags that expand into carry-ons and packing cubes that hang open at the destination, while the company’s more than 500,000 happy travelers and 80,000-plus five-star reviews point to a brand with a substantial following.NEW YORK, NY
Arlo SkyeFounded by former Louis Vuitton and TUMI executives, Arlo Skye designs luggage and travel accessories that pair a minimalist look with practical details, including expandable carry-ons and a top-load trunk. The New York-designed line also brings a playful streak to travel through collaborations with Audi, MoMA, Dusen Dusen and Mauna Lani Auberge Resorts. Arlo Skye has been recognized as a top luggage brand by Condé Nast Traveler and other major travel and business publications.New York, NY