Headquarters
175 S Main St Suite 1310,
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Help every bag make the trip.
Promise the right luggage for the journey while protecting departure dates, complete sets, local demand, and shipping margin.
A delayed shipment can leave the customer traveling without the bag they ordered.
Cabin, checked, underseat, expandable, and trunk sizes serve different trips and cannot be treated as interchangeable stock.
A nested set should not be promised when one case or included accessory is missing.
Dimensional weight, package count, and carrier cost rise quickly when suitcases and accessories ship from different locations.
Wheels may have been rolled, handles tested, shells scratched, or locks and straps removed while the unit still appears in inventory.
Set safety stock by product and store so online orders do not consume cabin and checked luggage needed for walk-ins before weekends and holiday peaks.
Hold display, damaged, repaired, and incomplete units outside ATP until their condition and included accessories are approved.
Use kit and component rules so nested luggage sets, packing bundles, and included accessories sell only when every required piece is available.
Use product tags and facility rules so monogrammed bags, limited colors, partner exclusives, and pre-orders are offered only through eligible locations.
Use order cutoffs, delivery services, and eligible locations to choose a source that can deliver before the customer travels.
Prioritize locations that can fulfill more of the order so a suitcase, cabin bag, and matching pieces do not become several costly parcels.
Route monogramming, embossing, and configured luggage only to stores, workshops, warehouses, or partners that can complete the work.
Apply minimum shipment values so luggage tags, locks, straps, and other low-value add-ons stay with the main order.
Walk through your current inventory and routing setup with our team.
Show store availability at the PDP so the customer can choose a location and collect the bag they need.
Stores receive push notifications for new orders so they pick, scan and pack the bag before the customer arrives.
If the chosen store rejects the order, offer another pickup location, home delivery, or cancellation instead of moving the customer without consent.
When the cabin size or color is unavailable in store, associates can find it across the network and place an order for delivery.
Record missing cases, damaged cartons, and incomplete accessories during receiving before the set becomes available to sell.
Use transfer orders to replenish airport, tourist, and high-demand stores before holidays and local travel periods.
Accept pre-orders against expected receipts, show the planned ship date, and stop selling when committed inbound stock is exhausted.
Check returned luggage for wheel, zipper, shell, and packaging damage before it returns to online availability.
Route repairs and replacements to facilities that carry the required parts or can complete the work.
Capture the right rejection reason so the next action is clear.
Yes. Cabin, checked, underseat, trunk, and expandable variants can use different safety stock and facility eligibility rules.
Yes. Fulfillment can record package count, weight, labels, tracking, and carrier details for multi-case and accessory-heavy orders.
Yes. Product tags, channels, and facility groups can keep partner, airport, wholesale, and direct-to-consumer availability separate.
Inventory buffers and release rules can ring-fence stock until the collection is available to the intended channel or store group.
Yes. Endless aisle lets associates find network inventory and place the order when the customer's preferred size or color is unavailable locally.
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