Guide To Luggage & Suitcase Sizes

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People ask questions  

What are the most common luggage sizes?
What are the standard sizes of luggage?
What size luggage do I need for a week trip?
What is a good size for checked luggage?
What are the 3 sizes of luggage?
How do you calculate luggage size?
How do you measure luggage for air travel?


What are the most common luggage sizes?
Ans: The most Common size check-in luggage is 25- to 29-inches tall and various widths. Medium-sized check-in luggage measures 25-26” tall and around 18” wide. One medium-sized suitcase will generally hold what you need for a week-long getaway.
       

What are the standard sizes of luggage?
Ans: I have put together a list of the most common suitcases sizes for you. When looking for suitcases online or in the shop, have this chart with you.

   

SIZE	HEIGHT	WIDTH	DEPTH	CAPACITY	TRAVEL TIME
Small Cabin suitcase	45cm / 18inch	32cm / 13inch	18cm / 7inch	30-40l	1-2 days
Large Cabin Suitcase	50cm / 20inch	36.5cm / 14.4inch	23.4cm / 9.2inch	40-45l	2-3 days
X-large Cabin Suitcase	56cm / 22inch	38cm / 15inch	24.5cm / 9.5inch	40-50l	2-4 days
Medium Suitcase	60cm / 24inch	43cm / 17inch	26cm / 10.5inch	60-75l	4-7 days
Large Suitcase	69cm / 27inch	47cm / 18.5inch	35.5cm / 14inch	100-117l	7-10 days
X-Large Suitcase	81cm / 32inch	55.8cm / 22inch	35.5cm / 14inch	120-13

        (Remember to check the exact sizes of the suitcase to ensure they fit the airline allowance as well as the internal capacity)

What size luggage do I need for a week trip?
Ans:      Are you going on a serious adventure that requires tents, sleeping bags, stoves, climbing gear and more? If so, you’re going to need a large bag (or several) to haul all that. But, if you’re going on a simple weekend getaway that requires a couple changes of clothes and toiletries, then a compact bag will work just fine.
            Here are some approximate guidelines to give you a sense of luggage and duffel sizes and how much they can accommodate:

• 30-50 liters: In general, luggage that has a capacity of about 50 liters or less is sufficient for a weekend trip. There are lots of carry-on duffels, packs and bags in this size range to choose from.

• 50-75 liters: For a trip that lasts one to two weeks, many people jump up to a bag in this range.

• 75 liters-100+ liters: For big expeditions, travelers typically need several large bags that can hold 75 liters or more each. (Keep in mind, of course, that the larger the bag, the heavier it is to haul. Multiple smaller bags might be easier to transport. 

What is a good size for checked luggage?

Ans: You can check in any size luggage, but the most common checked bags are larger than typical 22” x 14” carry-on bags. The most popular size check-in luggage is 25- to 29-inches tall and various widths. Medium-sized check-in luggage measures 25-26” tall and around 18” wide.

What are the 3 sizes of luggage?
Ans: With most luggage collections, you will see either three or four different sizes for one suitcase. That’s usually 21”, 25”, 28”, and sometimes 31”. Obviously, this is not a rule – with some brands you’ll see smaller suitcases, and with others, you’ll struggle to find anything under 25”.
                       The right size for you depends on a lot of different factors, and I will do my best to cover them all in this post. And hopefully, by the end of this post, you’ll be 100% sure which size is just perfect for you!

                 

How do you calculate luggage size?

Ans: If your carry-on suitcase is standing on its wheels in front of you:

• Height is up and down.

• Width is left to right.

Depth is front to back.

How do you measure luggage for air travel?
Ans:Although size limits for checked bags are fairly standardized across airlines, the regulations for carry-on bags can vary a little more, so always check your airline's website for specific sizing guidelines. That said, most airlines will allow one "full-size" carry-on bag that measures 22 to 24 inches high, 14 to 17 inches across and 9 or 10 inches deep.

Considerations for Durability.

                 From rough baggage handlers to bumpy travel on rugged roads, your luggage, and the items inside, can take a beating. Thinking about the durability of luggage, packs and bags means looking at the materials used to make each piece as well as assessing things like how sturdy zippers, wheels and handles are. Assessing these things is tough to do online, but checking product reviews can be a good way to get a sense for how well these parts hold up. If you’re shopping in store, you can wiggle the wheels and handles and operate the zippers to make sure they seem sturdy. Note that a bag with recessed wheels offers a bit more protection against damage. Here are some additional thoughts when choosing the materials of your luggage:

If the protection of items inside your bag is your highest priority, consider hard-sided luggage. These are often made from lightweight, impact-resistant plastics. Luggage made from aluminum provides excellent protection, but they are heavy and expensive.

If you want to stuff your bag into tight spaces, go with soft-sided luggage. High-denier fabrics can be quite durable, and soft-sided luggage has the benefit of being more pliable than hard-sided luggage (think about stuffing it in overhead bins on airplanes or the trunk of a car).

If you need a waterproof bag, and you’ve decided a duffel is the right choice, the ones that have high-denier ripstop fabrics coated in a thermoplastic urethane are the best option for durability and water resistance. There are some fully waterproof duffels; if this is a requirement for you, expect to spend more. An alternative is to pack your things in plastic garbage bags and then put those inside a water-resistant duffel.

How to measure the internal suitcase size (volume):

• Find a measuring tape.
• Place the suitcase on the floor, fully open.
• Measure the height of the suitcase from edge to edge.
• The width is measured at the widest part, edge to edge.
• The depth of the luggage is measured from the rim to the cover.
• Measure both sides, as the top is usually smaller         

 
                       Now, to get the volume of the suitcase (internal capacity) multiply the values you measured for the sides of the suitcase and add up the results. The result is the volume of the suitcase.

Height x Length x Depth = Volume (top)

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