After German reunification, the Mitte district became the heart of Berlin. The new center has the hustle and bustle of a world capital that many people would like to escape from. How long should the trip take? That hardly plays a role in this series of suitcases. Thanks to the 40% volume expansion, these suitcases are simply perfect when wanderlust calls for longer.

With a striking design, “Mitte” presents its particularly versatile side for young and old. Simply typical Berlin.

The Spree is not only responsible for the naming of the famous Spreewald with its beautiful canals. Berlin's main river flows through the heart of the capital and was also the inspiration for the name of this suitcase series. Cool beach bars on the shore invite you to relax. Some of Berlin's most famous photo motifs can be found directly on the Spree: the Oberbaum Bridge and the East Side Gallery - colorfully painted remnants of the Berlin Wall. There are always new things to experience along the banks of the Spree that will always be as varied and colorful as our “Spree” suitcase series.

Berlin's Wedding has always been considered a working-class district and has developed into a multicultural neighborhood. Nationalities come together here and form a colorful hustle and bustle in the streets, parks and squares.

Simple and robust – features that not only residents of Wedding appreciate can be found in this suitcase series. Resistant and shock-resistant - the suitcases hold what you expect from a Berliner from a Weddinger. The name was obvious.

For Non-Berliners, the name of this suitcase series is rather unusual. X-Köln stands for Kreuzkölln. This is what Berliners call the Reuterkiez or the area in the north of Neukölln where the influence of Kreuzberg can be felt. Densely populated, this area was considered a problem area for a long time. In the meantime, the Kiez has blossomed into an absolute trendy district. An exciting nightlife in hip bars, swimming like in ancient Rome, sunbathing on the cultural roof garden - multiculturalism is alive in the flair of Kreuzkölln. The suitcase series X-Kölln represents this popular neighborhood of Berlin with its rough charm: young, robust, extravagant and extraordinary.

Berlin's trendy Kreuzberg district has often served as a setting for international films. The Oberbaum Bridge, Checkpoint Charlie, the Jewish Museum, the East Side Gallery and Viktoriapark are among the highlights of every visit to Berlin. The district is named after the 66 m high Kreuzberg, near the Bergmannkiez. This gained fame for its second-hand shops, cozy cafés and market hall.

Gentrification, alternative lifestyles, art and culture – Kreuzberg is the poster child for cool diversity with assertiveness. Just like the suitcases in this series.

Compact, durable with a dynamic look - this makes the case a clever travel companion. The special interior design and the smooth-running double castors offer absolute stability along with low-noise running comfort. The Boxhagener Platz - called "Boxi" - in the trendy district of Friedrichshain forms its own little neighborhood - a colorful mix of meeting places with a flea market, recreational area with many bars, restaurants and cafés.

Britz is part of the Neukölln district in the south of Berlin. Schloss-Britz, the former manor house of the historic manor, the old stone church from the 13th century and the Britzer mill are not only worth seeing destinations for tourists in this district. Berliners also always like to stop by.

Slick and spruced up, the hotspots exude elegance. The Britzer Garden enchants with its colorful flowers. Pure inspiration for this colorful and elegant suitcase series.

Suitcase made of 100% polypropylene - high-valency in material and quality. Large packing volume with additional volume expansion for the medium-sized + large case. Practical interior layout and special rolling comfort. A suitcase for the whole year and every occasion. The district of Prenzlberg is the pioneer of all trendy districts in the capital. A colorful multicultural mix of artists, party people, small families and students populate the now exclusive neighborhood.

As an international airport, Otto-Lilienthal Airport was in operation under the CODE TXL in Berlin-Tegel until 2020. With the closure, the name of our popular suitcase series has developed into a homage to the airport beloved by many Berliners.

Berlin TXL will be a research and industrial park for urban technologies, a new residential area and a landscape area. The name of our suitcase series has been appropriate in the past and in the future. It stands for: pioneering, promising, colorful.