B&M is selling dupes for designer Rimowa suitcases that are over £1k cheaper than the real deal – but people are split | J2T9493 | 2024-03-19 07:08:01
Paris Fury loves her personalised
IF there's one thing we will study from superstar airport outfits, it's find out how to travel in type – baggage included.&
Paris Fury loves her personalised Louis Vuitton suitcase and British influencers all have that white marble suitcase with their initials emblazoned on.
However there's one premium suitcase brand that reigns supreme with its £1,070 hand baggage items and £1,830 trunks.&
Enter, the Rimowa Unique Suitcase Assortment – one of the iconic luggage designs of all time.
The aluminium pieces have distinctive grooves, TSA-approved locks and "telescopic" handles.
However what do you do whenever you need to travel in type without spending hundreds on a silver case?&
Fortunately, you'll be able to flip to B&M for dupes.&
The British price range retailer has dropped three Rimowa Unique dupes in sizes of 55cm, 67cm and 77cm.
Like the actual deal, they've vertical grooves, 4 wheels and an unmissable silver end.&
Dubbed the Silver Trend Suitcase, every one is nicely over £1,000 cheaper than the posh version it is meant to dupe.&
The small sizes will set you back £40, the medium measurement £55 and the massive model £65.&
Eagle-eyed buyers raced to social media after recognizing the dupe in B&M stores, urging others to "run, don't stroll" in the event that they need to look luxurious for less.&
Natalie Mc shared on TikTok: "B&M bringing us Rimowa fashion suitcases and I'm right here for it."
Nevertheless, not everybody was a fan of the dupes – with some critics claiming they "look nothing like" the actual deal.&
"Babe, have some respect on our Rimowas," Salma Yusuf stated.&
Another individual feared that "they'll scratch a deal with", while a 3rd penned: "However now they're in B&M, you understand everybody's gonna have them."
Rimowa suitcases have gained visibility by means of endorsements by celebrities and influencers like Molly-Mae Hague, Cara Delevigne and Rihanna.&
The Wall Road Journal dubbed the craze as "snazzy-suitcase tradition" because of the volume of celebrities and influencers being snapped at airports with baggage value more than a month's lease.&
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