Carrying an extra suitcase for your souvenir shopping can be tiresome and inconvenient, especially if you need to check in two suitcases at the airport. If you live in an apartment, storing a bulky suitcase can take up valuable space. Collapsible suitcases remedy this in part but do not offer the durability of a hard case. The Néit collapsible suitcase is an answer to just such a problem by combining collapsibility with aircraft-grade strength and construction. Crafted from high-strength aluminum and polycarbonate, Néit collapses to a third of its full capacity and can be hung in any wardrobe or closet through a specially designed carabiner-style handle.
The suitcase features collapsible and foldable castors and multi-directional wheels that fold into their own recessed slots in the undercarriage. Néit uses a uniquely textured and corrugated design is based on the natural shell of an armadillo—one of the strongest, yet most flexible armor plating found in nature that balances structural strength and aesthetic appeal. The overall construction of the suitcase features state-of-the-art waterproof YKK-patented Aquaseal® zippers and an ultra-secure TSA-approved locking system that ensure that your belongings stay secure even when you’re caught in that unexpected thunderstorm while in transit. When folded, the Néit suitcase folds to approximately three inches in height, perfect for storage under the bed or in a wardrobe. Its unique handle design makes it possible to secure other bags to the handle. The suitcase is also equipped with a GPS tracker that can help you locate it when lost and is integrated into a bespoke travel app.
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