3 Pack Luggage Tags - Quick Install, Privacy Protection, Airplane Travel Essentials for Suitcases, Durable Leather - Black

Great luggage tags. Simple and elegant!

Worked great on my suitcase. They’re nice and heavy duty.

Elegant, excellent quality, well worth buying.

Very secure. All the changes I made during my trip to Las Vegas stayed secure. Very functional, thick leather, and durable. Easy to install, and love the color and the look.

very happy with these luggage tags. Still have to travel with them to see durability; however, the workmanship seems very good. They are leather, nice labeling, strong clasp. The card inside is dual sided, one printed on the vertical, and the other on the horizontal. Slit in the back to slide id card in and out. Very nice product.

Served my purpose. Sturdy. Nice bright color.

Plenty of room to record your information. Love the color, they match my luggage.

Does what it’s intended for. Leather feels leathery lol, I got the yellow tags because they stand out in my opinion, easy to spot. Yes, the card is misspelled to EMALL. But hey you can easily fix it with a pen like I did. 3 for the price of $8. The cards were a little tricky to get out of the tag (see the little bent corners in the photo) but if you spread the leather a little, it will open up more wider, just don’t over do it. You get what you pay for. Hook was a little hard to put on BUT that’s probably because I was sitting down and the luggage is bigger than me but feels secure. I’ll get it again and maybe a different colors because I’m extra.

Love these tags! Very classy looking tags, they were so cool, 2 of 3 were stolen when they offered to check in my cabin luggage. Oh well... The one I did manage to keep, survived heatwave, typhoons and floods. I like how it conceals your details. Highly recommended!!

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They are nice and classy and great price.

Purchased these in my favourite colour for an upcoming business trip. They are really cute, I appreciate the privacy flap which has so far* stayed in place (*only had car, bus, and travel by foot. Next event we'll try air travel!) so I like the option to put more information so I can find my stuff without it just be open for all to see on a layover. The pros: They are the perfect size, look just like the photo, and have multiple cute inserts for your info, both vertical and horizontal prints. The cons: in parts, it feels kind of cheap and I worry about it's longevity. The clasp material is a sliver coloured plastic that did not garner confidence when I clipped it to my bag. I'm hoping that it's only weak when moving, and can stay secured to a bag under stress without snapping. Would have much preferred a spring and metal (or suitable thick TSA plastic) as it feels like it was an unnecessary alternative to an already cheap part. The plastic is also a pleather that feels really thin in the strap. We'll see how it holds up on the plane, but it feels more like it's breaking itself in than breaking apart. If it last through baggage claim, I'll come back and update my report. Overall: 4.5/5 Some parts feel like comers were cut, but it's a great price for 3 items, adorable colour exactly as pictures, with extra features I didn't appreciate until they were in use. Definitely a good grab at $13.99(CAD).

We bought these luggage tags because we wanted ones with the identification hidden. Previously I had silicon tag that attached with wires but one of them broke before I was able to put it on the luggage. These tags seem sturdy and we like that the identification is hidden. The strap that attaches them to the suitcase appears sturdy. (The way the tag opens to view the identification or open the strap with a metal ring is unusual but it seems sturdy.) We also liked the wide range of colour, we chose purple for all our luggage as it's a less common colour. Our suitcases are black (a very common colour) so with purple tags and coloured duct tape stripes on the side, they will be easy to spot on the luggage carousel. The only suggestion I have is to consider leaving off the English phrase ("have a pleasant journey") on them. When travelling in non English speaking countries, I prefer not to be identified as an English speaking tourist. Fortunately, this English phrase is not very visible but can only be seen with close examination of the tag.