Tumi Arrivé De Gaulle International Defines Luxury Carry-On Luggage

The new Arrivé De Gaulle International Carry-On is thoroughly fitted using the highest quality visual and design characteristics conceivable. This wheeled carry-on brings together a thoroughly modern understatement with all the quintessential performance of Tumi's patented engineering. Signature details consist of sleek calfskin, stylish and long lasting Polyester material, impressive chrome highlights, custom-made grips, brilliant interior organization and several trademarked elements. This lightweight, extendible rolling carry-on is sized to satisfy worldwide carry-on rules. It also features a number of accessory storage compartments along with a detachable suit sleeve.

The Arrivé has front zip pockets as well as telescoping handle with leather wrap and includes top, side and bottom carry handles along with state-of-the-art in-line wheels featuring inset leather and sealed steel ball bearings mounted on solid steel axles which are sure to smoothly and quietly roll hundreds of miles. The protective bottom feet and removable lock help provide this luxury travel case unique features and meet the corporate traveler's expectations of luxury class baggage. The internal features include zip and mesh pockets, sturdy tie-down straps, a convenient hanger bracket, removable suit sleeve, and embossed lining. With monogramming available and external dimensions of 22″ x 14.5″ x 9″, this luxurious carry-on storage case is made of a durable and chic fabric which is available in two colors. Every design in this series can be bought in vintage Black and Sable.

Overall the De Gaulle International Carry-On is a dream for business travelers or for those taking a quick weekend getaway; it is light, yet sturdy, and fits perfectly into the overhead storage bins on domestic flights. The exterior is one of the most attractive pieces of luggage on the market, and the interior has many unexpected features making packing effortless. The Arrivé De Gaulle International Carry-On sells for $1,095 and is available on Tumi.com.

Arrivé, the most recent addition for the TUMI luxury collection, and is made to satisfy the needs of your style-oriented professional. Streamlined, refined and offering modest splendor, the collection is on the market in a variety of traveling cases, such as a 14” Wheeled Duffel, 20” Continental Carry-on, 27” Medium Trip, 20” International Carry-on, and 31” Extended Trip. Arrivé enterprise and day bag selections consist of a wheeled brief with laptop computer insert, messenger tote book bag and many top transport handle briefs. A variety of accessories complete this superior lifestyle series.

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LUX Tip: Purchase the De Gaulle International Carry-On with either the Narita Slim Brief or the Tumi T-Pass™ Kennedy Deluxe Brief for the best-integrated luxury luggage solution!

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