After a particularly busy year of travel, my trusty, banged-up Rimowa suitcase hit a snag. The inner divider broke, which meant my clothes no longer stayed neat and contained. Fortunately, Rimowa is ...

While other brands have popped up over the years with their own versions, Rimowa remains the originator of the aluminum suitcase. When most people think of aluminum luggage, it’s Rimowa that comes to ...

RIMOWA introduces Eucalyptus, a soft pastel green colourway for its Essential Sleeve line across three suitcase sizes.

Luxury luggage maker Rimowa is one of LVMH's fastest-growing brands. The US is one of Rimowa's top markets following its expansion from Europe and Asia into North America. The company has been growing ...

When brands like Patagonia or Eileen Fisher sell pre-owned products, they highlight how the pieces are in very good condition. That is not Rimowa’s strategy. Tomorrow, the German luxury brand is ...

Rimowa’s aluminum luggage is legendary. Not only does it look as classic as they come, but it also benefits from lightness and extreme durability. Some even say they’re better with damage (and cheaper ...

The renowned hard-sided luggage brand is taking its foray into soft-sided packs much more seriously these days. Every product ...

New York Fashion Week officially started today, and anyone who lives in New York City or works in fashion will tell you that it's already in full-swing. The past week has been littered with events and ...

It's time for another edition of Fashion Obsessions! Come with us as we look at new stores, fresh releases and more.

On a sunny day in Berlin last week, Rimowa presented its third annual design prize for German students, hosted at Gropius Bau, an historical arts exhibition space that stands at what used to be the ...

Welcome to The Investment. These are the pieces—a little pricier, a lot nicer, and entirely worth the money—that our editors love and respect. The picks with a story to tell and a real reason to exist ...

Tomorrow, the German luxury brand is dropping a collection of vintage suitcases on its U.S. website that are covered in dents and scratches, old stickers, and luggage tags. And the wild thing is there ...