Founded upon common ideals, both companies have long maintained that our customers deserve nothing less than an absolute commitment to quality and value. We understand that only the finest materials will do, and that functionality is essential.

Brooks Brothers and Hartmann have created a collection to meet the practical demands of today's business traveler. The collection is timeless and state-of-the-art; every piece pays homage to our shared heritage of American craftsmanship.

When Charles Lindbergh landed the Spirit of '76, he reached for a Brooks Brothers suit. Admiral Byrd brought a Brooks Brothers suit on his Antarctic expedition.
First Lady Cleveland's Hartmann trunk was indispensable on her 1886 Grand Tour, and James Bond reached
for his Hartmann Skymate throughout the pages of Live and Let Die.

For generations, Brooks Brothers and Hartmann have been the choice of the ladies and gentlemen who
have made the world go round.

Choosing Leather circa 1942

Features That Matter FORM MEETS FUNCTION Framed with a state-of-the-art spring wire welt, which reinforces and safeguards the exterior form of the case while protecting its contents All locks are Transportation Security Administration (TSA)-approved, which allows the TSA to unlock the bag and then re-lock it with no damage to the lock or bag Navy flannel drawstring bag included to protect the luggage when not in use Includes Global Recovery SystemTM. Self-healing, 1050 denier ballistic nylon coated with a lasting water-resistant finish to repel grease, dirt, and water Lightweight, durable polyester lining with a water-resistant topcoat that helps to repel moisture and stains