This is a really good-looking small luggage set! The suitcase itself is sort of a cross between hard and soft shelled - it’s hard enough to keep its shape and take a beating, but it’s also flexible enough to allow you to stuff a few extra things in there. The built-in lock on the side is a great add on as well! The carry-on bag is roomy, and the small make-up bag is perfect for separating anything you don’t want floating around (I can fit my Nintendo Switch in its case, two chargers and a large pill bottle in there!). I wouldn’t recommend this set for anything more than week-long travel, but if you’re just spending a few nights away from home, it’s perfect!

My carry-on bag lost a wheel on my last trip, so I was super excited to see that this one had detachable and replaceable wheels. This case came with 6 wheels - 4 to use and 2 extras, and it was pretty simple (though took a little more pressure than I was expecting) to snap the wheels into place on the case. I got the white (ivory) and brown, which is a very classy look. Im not too worried about scuffs and marks since I dont plan to check the bag. Its smaller than most carry-ons - I got it for European budget airlines. However, it does look like its a little too deep for their restrictions, which has me worried. (If it was too tall, I could just take the wheels off!)

Nice, but pretty small.

This is a small suitcase. It would be perfect for overnight stays. I got the brown and black and its very masculine looking to me. Comes with a nice size duffle bag that has sturdy webbed straps. The inside is lined with water resistant fabric and has a nice zippered pouch. Theres also a zippered pocket on the outside. You can unzip the bottom to carry your shoes separately. Has a small toiletries bag thats zippered also. You could easily use the duffle only for overnight. Its very roomy. It has a lock on the side but no directions on how to set it. I dont know that I will ever use that because I do not intend to check this in baggage. I do not think it would survive the rough handling. Its hardsided/lightweight plastic. Its very roomy inside with a mesh zip pocket to separate items. Has a stretchy strap to hold your clothes in. It has a telescoping handle and plastic wheels. It even comes with extra wheels!

The material on the carry on is very thin. Cute lock but good luck getting everything to line up. There were 8 wheels in inside but no instructions. Easy to figure but why 8? Oh, because you will lose them as soon as you pick it up. I dont think I will ever use this. Its just too thin and cheap.

I found the wheels difficult to remove and a couple were difficult to install.

I bought this bag specially because I was flying frontier to Colorado and needed a bag that would fit the free personal item bin. Fits perfectly when you pop off the wheels. Even the workers at the gate were shocked when they saw that it fit. Comes with 6 wheels and a duffel bag and toiletries bag which are both very spacious and expandable. Would recommend 100%

This is a very well made little piece of luggage. It is durable, the wheels work excellently and attach securely to the case. The handle raises and lowers very easily. And the button on the handle which locks it into place does not get stuck, at least not yet. The size of this case is small but it is ideal for a one or two night stay somewhere for one person. I do not fly very much but it seems small enough to be able to be used as a carry-on for a flight.

I had the largest size of this exact set at one time. It is a beautiful set and the included travel and wash bag are just beautiful!! They are extremely light weight and the wheels are fantastic. Easy to maneuver. This carry on is so little its adorable. But it is perfect for those quick trips and will meet its purpose. I just love its beauty!!!

I wanted to try a hardside carry-on case because my soft case was starting to wear out. I was a bit surprised to see how small this case is in comparison to my other case, however it has turned out to be large enough for short trips. It does come with a couple of other cases - a larger expandable hand-held bag and a smaller bag. The hard case has a lock that is supposed to be TSA approved, but I havent been able to figure out how to change the combination. The lock holds the zippers in place so you cant unzip the bag. At first, the bag seemed quite flimsy, but it has survived four flights and a weekend driving trip, including one trip in checked baggage, so Im starting to think that it may be pretty durable after all. The zippers on the hard case seem decent, but the ones on the expanding bag are a bit sticky and I suspect they wont survive a lot of use.