Cosmetic bag

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Travel cosmetic bag made of very lightweight and scratch-resistant ABS material. Inside, the compartment is divided into two parts, in one there is a convenient free space, while in the other part there is a space for small items protected by a mesh, closed with a zipper. On the back wall, there is a puller to attach the cosmetic case to the pull-out handle of the suitcase.

• size 14' (35x32x16 cm)
• color yellow
• surface material of the suitcase - ABS made of 30% recycled material
• type of suitcase - hard
• one-compartment model
• two-way zip closure
• lining in black color

 

Wondering which OCHNIK wheeled suitcase model to choose? Start by choosing the right size. There are both 28" travel suitcases waiting for you, ideal for long, distant trips, during which you will need a lot of space for luggage, as well as24" medium suitcasesand smaller -14-16", optimal ascarry-on luggage for airplanes.If you are not sure what size suitcase will work best for you, and you need several pieces of luggage, opt for a set.Suitcase setsare also a frequent choice of traveling families - luggage of similar design is easier to identify, for example, at the airport conveyor belt.
In addition to size, such parameters as the material of construction (sturdy PC, lightweight ABS, or maybe soft polyester?) and design are also important. Match the color scheme and style of the suitcase to your personality. If you have any doubts about which suitcase to choose, the OCHNIK team is here to help you make the right decision.

 

What is ABS material?

ABS is one of the most popular and hardest materials used to make suitcases. The material is very affordable. The high level of hardness of the material is associated with a lack of flexibility, and therefore the risk of breakage. The material is also prone to scratching. ABS suitcases are more recommended as carry-on luggage, i.e. the kind of luggage you take with you on a plane. ABS suitcases are ideal for car travel.

 

What is a TSA lock

TSA (Travel Sentry Approved) combination lock - essential for travelers to Japan, Australia, the US and Canada, where the law allows officers to check the luggage in question. Customs officers have keys, allowing them to carry out a non-invasive inspection of the contents, if the suitcase does not have a TSA lock, they will most often cut through the luggage, disregarding the damage.
A combination lock is a good method of protecting luggage from theft, so it is worth getting an extra padlock for suitcases that do not have a built-in lock.