Premium basics makers, Etiquette, worked with British trunk maker, Globe-Trotter, on the new “Koi Clouds” edition trolley case. Etiquette customizes the special edition trunk with their  signature Japanese-inspired “Koi Clouds” pattern cloth lining and fully constructed by hand.  The trunk will be available this February for $1600.

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Fox Brothers works with luggage maker, Globe-trotter, for a special chocolate edition leather roller suitcase. The with the Fox Brother’s “glen” print complements the exterior finish. Contrasting black leather trims finishes off the very clean look. Liberty London spearheaded the suitcase work; all proceeds from their sales go towards raising funds for Kids Company charity.

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About the only mention the Royal Wedding we’ll mention today. Congrats to the couple of course. The Globe-trotter line has issued this collection which commemorates the event with matching his and hers items. How cute. (honeyee)

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A new brief/humidor from Globe-trotter for the Nat Sherman family. “Taking it’s cue from Globe-Trotter’s iconic centenary collection, the Nat Sherman Humidor features Colonial Brown Vulcan fibre, accented with a dark brown leather handle and signature corners riveted with gold. The Nat Sherman tone-on tone logo is discreetly placed on the humidor, reinforcing the brand’s history, dating back to 1930. The inside of the handsome case is lined with paper backed Oatmeal and Spanish cedar wood, as functional as it is aesthetically pleasing, both help to maintain the cigars delicate humidity levels and support the natural ageing process.”

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The lightweight iPad cases from Globe-Trotter look very much like their luggage. These iPad cases are made from a resin coated paper which is durable and gloves your tablet beautifully. We love the folder look on these. Classic. Available in navy or blue. (mnn)

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GQ UK points us at this great trunk from the Globe-trotter line for Beatrix Ong. “As standards of in-flight apparel and accessories continue to decline (and with the ever-increasing threat that you’re going to be spending more time in airports than you’d like), it’s time to invest in a quality trunk. Try this new tasteful travel case, a collaboration between travel specialists Globe-trotter and recently royal-approved footwear designer Beatrix Ong. Elegant rather than ostentatious, it’s tough enough to survive anything the baggage handlers throw at it but smart enough to impress anyone checking you out when you check in.”

Globe-Trotter has linked up with fellow English brand Hackett on a small capsule collection. By now you should know that we are big fans of the luggage brand, still today presenting some of the most classy, if not most practical, masterfully crafted luggage in the market.

“…Hackett has teamed up with Globe-Trotter on a portmanteau collection of hand-made, durable cases that are well worth checking in. The best bit? The spiffy linings: Prince of Wales check for the black Mayfair range, blue and white Bengal stripe for the navy London line and a Union Jack for the Aston Martin Racing set (in British Racing Green, natch). Give a whole new meaning to the phrase “matching luggage” whether you’re travelling to a business meeting or race meet.”

With prices starting at 490 Pounds, throwing in the 75 Pound service for adding your initials is a no-brainer.

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Escape to NYC comes to mind. All that’s missing is the chain. “A hard leather attaché case by Globetrotter for Future Collectables with silver metal hardware. Two key lock fastenings that slide to open the case. ‘Browns Future Collectables’ engraved onto the locks. Detachable leather shoulder strap with adjustable buckle fastenings. Fabric lining. Studs at corner tabs. One top handle. Vulcan fibre corners.” Browns has them.

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All’s been quiet on the Globe Trotter front lately. They’ve been doing collabs for a while now and, whilst we’re usually anti-useless collabs, Globe Trotter are a brand who always seem to do them right. This time they’ve continued their ongoing collaboration with Wallpaper* magazine – which has great taste in guest editors – for this special edition suitcase. Using an illustration by Russell Bell (insert your own The Wire joke here) this ongoing collaboration sees two versions,  a holdall and a suitcase, costing £450 and £925 respectively. Stockists include at the London flagship store 54-55 Burlington Arcade, Harrods, Selfridges, Browns, The Conran Shop and selected stockists in the USA, Italy, France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Spain, Hong Kong, China, Korea, Taiwan and Japan.

This is a pairing made in heaven. Globe-Trotter and Happy Socks are partners – not in the sock making business but the display world. Globe-Trotter has been named Happy Socks’ official display partner for the US market. Not a bad deal for Happy Socks who now have the sexiest luggage and display kits on the tradshow circuit.