Luggage catalog template with boarding-pass and luggage-tag pages
A 27-page luggage catalog with real photography for brands and travel stores selling carry-ons, checked cases, weekenders and everyday bags, with a size guide built around airline limits.
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All 27 pages: 7 covers and 20 designed pages
Choose one cover and any of the designed pages — they share one look, so the catalog stays consistent however many you use. Every word, color and photo is editable.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Bags & Luggage Premium template
This luggage catalog template is designed like a trip: the front cover hangs its photo in a luggage-tag shape on a string, paper tags carry prices and titles inside, a boarding-pass band lists the collections, and three-letter codes such as CBN, CHK and WKD organize the range like a departures board. PT Serif headlines, PT Sans text and IBM Plex Mono codes sit on warm off-white pages with a sky-blue accent, olive tones and a zipper-pull detail. Pick from seven covers; twenty designed pages follow.
Chapters cover carry-on, checked, weekenders, everyday bags and travel kit, and further pages explain sizes, repairs, a trial period and care. Import bags from Shopify or a CSV and they fill white product pages as cards with photo, name, a short capacity line, price and a Shop now button. Share a flipbook link before peak travel seasons, or print copies for the store, where the size guide helps staff answer the overhead-bin question.
Best for
- Luggage brands with carry-on, checked and weekender ranges
- Travel stores and airport shops presenting several sizes side by side
- Leather and canvas bag makers adding a travel collection
- Spring-break and summer travel campaigns
- Packing nights and launch events with an invitation page
Pages worth a closer look
Cabin and checked size guide
Bags line up from a 25 L underseat bag to checked cases of 75 L and more, with dimensions measured including wheels and handles and a marker for the typical overhead-bin limit. Customers can pick a size by trip length and airline rules.
Carry-on feature with numbered callouts
A featured carry-on is shown with its height, width and depth, then numbered callouts for the telescopic handle, combination lock and flexible polycarbonate shell. Price, color and a shop button sit beside the photo.
Boarding-pass cover
One cover is laid out like a boarding pass, with from, to, class and gate fields, a seat number and the collections listed by code and page. It suits a travel-season catalog or a gift edition.
Packing night invitation
An event pass invites customers to watch a week of clothes packed into a carry-on, with date, time, location, an admit-one stub, a free monogram offer and an in-store discount for the evening.
Trial, repair and shipping terms
Numbered terms set out a free-shipping threshold, a 100-night trial and lifetime repairs for shells, wheels, zippers and handles. Replace them with your own policies; on expensive bags, generous terms are worth stating plainly.
Sizes, weights and seasons: planning a luggage catalog
Measure the way airlines do
Give exterior dimensions including wheels and handles, in inches and centimeters. Many US carriers cap carry-ons at about 22 × 14 × 9 in, while personal-item and many international limits are smaller, so tell readers to check their airline and show which bags fit which rule.
Print capacity and empty weight
Liters tell travelers how much fits; empty weight tells them how much of their checked allowance the case itself uses. Put both on every product, for example 40 L · 7.3 lb, and note when a capacity figure includes an expansion zipper.
Explain shell and component choices
Polycarbonate flexes under impact, aluminum dents but resists punctures, and ballistic nylon or waxed canvas suits soft bags. Say what the wheels, handle and zippers are made of and whether they can be replaced, because those parts wear out first on the road.
Recommend sizes by trip
Most shoppers think in trips, not liters. A simple ladder, an underseat bag for an overnight, a 40 L carry-on for a week with packing cubes, 75 to 105 L for two weeks or family trips, helps them choose quickly and often leads to a matching set.
Publish before peak travel
Luggage demand rises before spring break, early summer and the winter holidays, and suitcases are popular graduation and wedding gifts. Send the catalog a few weeks ahead of each window and feature a carry-on promo with clear start and end dates.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Bags & Luggage Premium in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
Does Bags & Luggage Premium include a size guide and other travel pages?
Yes, among 27 pages: seven covers, including luggage-tag, boarding-pass, framed, poster, split, magazine and sticker designs, and twenty inside pages, with welcome, contents, divider, lookbook, carry-on feature, story, team, how to shop, best sellers, promo, test numbers, packing-night invite, reviews, FAQ, size guide, care and repair, contact, terms, notes and a back cover.
Can I add dimensions and capacity to every bag?
Yes. Put dimensions, capacity and weight in the product description, or bring them in as Shopify metafields, and they print under each photo on the product pages. The size guide page is editable text, so you can match it to your own range and airline notes.
What carry-on size should a luggage catalog list?
List the exact exterior size including wheels and handles, then explain the common limit of about 22 × 14 × 9 inches (56 × 36 × 23 cm) on many US airlines. Point out that budget, regional and international carriers often allow less, and that weight limits may apply too.
Should a luggage catalog include repair and warranty information?
Yes. Luggage is bought to last for years, and the warranty is part of what customers compare. State what is covered, how to send a bag in, typical repair times and whether parts such as wheels can be swapped at home. A short care page helps as well.
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