Ace. Suitcase, Rock Paint SS, 31L, 2.3kg, Carry-on Compatible, TSA Dial Zipper Lock, 35701 01 (Black)

Description Product Introduction Free checked baggage size (total of 158cm across) *Size regulations vary by airline and cabin class. Casters: 4 ●Rock Paint SS, a soft case series from the "ace." brand, a comprehensive bag manufacturer.

●Features vibrant, vibrant colors inspired by the colors of "mineral pigments," a pigment used in Japanese painting.

●Made of lightweight yet durable 840d polyester tone oxford, it is both durable and lightweight.

●Equipped with a TSA lock that allows you to check your luggage while it is locked. The keyless 3-digit combination dial eliminates the need to worry about losing your key while traveling.

●The ace. pull-drive handle is designed to fit comfortably in your hand and transmit force easily. It can be adjusted to suit your height and grip style.

●The casters are four-wheeled for smooth rolling and rotation.

●The front features an organizer pocket for organizing and storing various tools, such as pens, notebooks, and guidebooks.

The interior design features a deep main compartment. A large pocket on the lid allows for organized storage of small items.

The side handle allows for convenient carrying when going up and down stairs. Brand Overview [ace.] "Ace." is a brand created by Ace Co., Ltd., a long-established Japanese bag manufacturer. Based on the concept of "treating every trip as a journey and providing the optimal form to make that journey more comfortable," the brand offers a wide range of items, from travel to casual to business.

The origins of "Ace" date back to 1940, when founder Ryusaku Shinkawa opened his bag store, "Shinsenryu Shoten," in Tennoji, Osaka. In 1953, Shinkawa developed Japan's first bag made from the new material, "Toray Nylon." The bag, colorful, lightweight, strong, and easily cleaned, became a hit, even being called "a major revolution in bags." This innovative spirit led to Ace's dream of "producing Japanese-made luggage that can compete with the world."

In 1958, Shinkawa embarked on a round-the-world trip to expand his market and inspect the industry.

The three-month trip took him to America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Hong Kong. It was there that Shinkawa encountered the American luggage manufacturer Samsonite, and he began importing and selling suitcases.

Four years later, production of the first Japanese-made suitcase, the Debonair, began.

In 1963, the company changed its name to Ace Corporation.

In 1971, a suitcase production factory was opened in Akabira, Hokkaido, and production was ramped up.

With the number of international travelers increasing year by year, the company launched the Silhouette, a Japanese-made suitcase with functionality tailored to Japanese needs.

Since then, Ace suitcases have evolved in their own unique way, becoming known as the most advanced suitcases in the world.

In addition, the company launched a permanent suitcase recycling project, a project it had been conducting since 2000. With the majority of unwanted suitcases being disposed of as bulky waste, Ace has established its own recycling system and is working to reduce its environmental impact.

Currently, Ace leverages the bag-making experience and know-how it has cultivated since its founding to create easy-to-use, high-quality products that exude the aesthetic sense and attention to detail that are unique to Japanese brands.

Suitcase Type: Soft Case (Zipper) External Dimensions: H54 x W37 x D23cm Total External Dimensions: 114cm Body Dimensions: H46 x W35 x D21cm Capacity: 31.0L