Hand-finished with meticulous care, the Clifton is colour-fast, so any inevitable scratches will stay true to the colour of the shell. Antler has a proud tradition of Great British Design epitomised by their team of talented and creative designers based at their London HQ. These cases are about as lightweight as possible for hard shell luggage – so they don’t take up too much of that precious luggage allowance. The brand constantly challenges and pushes the boundaries of technical innovation whilst maintaining their unique British sense of style. This required me to pack enough clothes for the unpredictable Scottish weather, and then wheel the case the 10-minute walk to the tube station, carry it up and down staircases inside the London Underground, load it on and off four trains, and move between two friends’ houses.

Overall, the case looked stylish and professional as I wheeled it around the city and the USB charger proved vital when our flight home was inevitably delayed, leaving Bari airport's charger ports overwhelmed with panicked Brits. The Antler Clifton cabin suitcase is a surprisingly roomy little number, ideal for packing light on short trips. This is great for organising your stuff and making it easier to find things in a hurry or if, like me, you can’t be bothered to fully unpack.Our commitment to quality and innovation has been passed down from generation to generation, guaranteeing you an exceptional travel experience. My old cases have metal loops on the zippers so you can add your own padlock; but the Antler Clifton Luggage Set has built in padlocks with combination codes which are TSA-approved (certified by the US Transportation Security Administration). range before heading to Menorca with my Clifton suitcases, and I was aware they aren't quite so high-tech. Rely on the quality of our Clifton luggage for a small suitcase that will accompany you on all your travels.

Inside the case, you’ll find packing straps, a D-zip pocket, plus a waterproof and mesh pocket—perfect for keeping your belongings neat and tidy. Another difference to note is the fact that the Stamford suitcases have double buttons on the handle compressors. I did find it a challenge to get everything I needed into that, so I feel like 75 L is probably perfect. CLIFTON LUGGAGE: Our Clifton cabin suitcase is everything you could want from a lightweight suitcase. The medium case is 75 litres, which is whole 10 L bigger than the 65 L backpack I took to Guatemala for three months.Hard luggage is easier to wipe clean, it offers a bit of protection for fragile items and they’re water resistant. So while two wheels might give you more packing space, four will certainly give you a more pleasant experience as you navigate train stations and airports. Packing was a breeze: the extender added 5cm of space which meant I could overpack to my heart's content, and in addition to the packing straps and zipped compartment, I found the suitcase divider a helpful feature. Inside was a Russian doll of three suitcases, each one neatly stacked inside the next and protected with a white cloth bag.

My suitcase arrived wrapped in a sleek, grey dust bag which was such a nice touch – and my first impression upon lifting it out of the box was how lightweight it was. If you want added peace of mind on your travels, look out for styles with built-in locks to keep your possessions secure. Whether on family holidays or business trips, thanks to the anti-theft feature on this Clifton medium suitcase, enjoy peace of mind while your belongings stay safe. I share travel hacks and packing tips to help you save money and get the most out of your weekend breaks. The verdict: "The Stamford cabin suitcase was surprisingly spacious despite its petite appearance, and it was really easy to pack in thanks to its two compartments (one zipped, so you can keep your clothes separate from your shoes) and extra storage pockets.Our Clifton medium suitcase comes with a dust bag, and each size nests inside the next one up for easy storage. This small suitcase with wheels have a twist grip handle, and a TSA-Approved locks for a better security. So when it came to picking a new set of luggage, it was a no-brainer for me just to go with Antler again. They’re both super roomy – and they both feature an expander zip so you can add some extra “breathing room” to your case.