Fab.com Gets Into the Luggage Game With Sub-$200 Collection
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Everyone wants a cheap, good looking bag, and the flash sale experts are giving it a shot on their own.
Today Fab.com unveiled its very own luggage line, a collection of suitcases, briefcases, toiletries cases, and travel accessories in three bold colors. Sporting hard cases and blunt edges, the pieces are retro-modern in design, calling to mind the aesthetics of Howard Hughes and the jaunty Jet Age.
Incidentally, Fab itself will be traveling a bit lighter from now on, having just laid off fifteen percent of its staff, mostly from its Berlin office.
In red, navy, and black, with aqua blue accents, the line’s sixteen pieces are all priced under $200. Browse through the collection in the slideshow above.
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