XION 3 from Samsonite, an organized wardrobe for people on the go!

Samsonite Group, the worldwide leader in travel solutions over the last 100 years, has announced the launch of XION 3 collection, the all-new suave and contemporary line of luggage bags designed ideally for today’s traveller. 

This line, with its tent construction, has a very modern unisex outlook and is loaded with features like a mobile wardrobe for people on the move, offering added comfort to users in line with the demands of the modern world. 

Specifically designed to meet the needs of frequent travellers, the Samsonite XION 3 collection offers casual durability which includes a host of organizational features for greater mobility and increased flexibility, perfectly adapted to complement today’s modern lifestyle. 

“The new Samsonite XION3  collection is part of our strategy to offer the most convenient casual travel solutions, extending a wide array of new bags and cases which cater to varied needs of today’s travellers. With its perfect need-based casual solutions, Samsonite has once again reinforced its reputation of creating the most innovative luggage solutions in the market said Jai Krishnan, Vice President Middle East, East Africa & SAARC at Samsonite. 

For ultimate comfort on the move, the collection feature superior comfort for both short and long trips. The super light weight bags, weighing approximately 3.4 kgs, come with Transportation Security Administration [TSA] lock, ultra silent wheel, laundry bag and garment sleeve, with expandable options. 

The new Samsonite collection range as well as other luggage solutions and travel accessories are available at all Samsonite exclusive stores located at major shopping malls in the region. The XION 3 collection is available in two solid colours – Black and Bordeaux. 

Samsonite, established in 1910, has grown from a small company with 20 employees in Denver, Colorado, into a global corporation with over 8,000 employees working in over 30 locations around the globe and annual sales of $750 million.