Black Friday officially took place on Friday November 28, but there are still some huge discounts running over the weekend with most finishing on Monday December 1.
The best deals to take advantage of? Luggage is currently trending, with big brands like Antler, Samsonite and AWAY offering huge savings on their most popular styles.
Whether you’re planning a Christmas getaway, or eyeing up your big 2026 holiday, there’s no better time to bag a bargain.
Scroll down for the lowdown on the biggest luggage deals this Black Friday weekend.
Method check-in luggage
A robust but stylish check-in suitcase designed to be lighter, stronger and offer more packing space than typical luggage? We're sold. With an impressive 127 L capacity (when expanded) it can hold up to two weeks' worth of clothes. It also boasts 360° silent-glide wheels to help you glide through the airport with ease.
£420
£210
Antler Soft Stripe cabin suitcase
A lightweight, soft-shell carry-on made entirely from recycled materials, this one is for the eco-conscious. Compact but functional, shoppers love its 360° spinner wheels and adjustable handle.
£180
£126
Samsonite Flux expandable hand luggage
A hard-shell hand-luggage case from one of the most trusted luggage brands, this one is expandable meaning you can squeeze in a lot more clothes than you might think. Perfect for short flights or trips where hand luggage suffices, shoppers love its ultra-durable design.
£116.90
£99.29
Cabin Max Anode suitcase set (100L and 40L)
This versatile two-piece suitcase set comprises a large main case with a smaller carry-in, and it's fantastic value for money. Good for longer trips and multi-leg journeys.
£125
£94.95
AWAY medium suitcase
A mid-size suitcase built for versatility, this one's perfect for longer trips. Reviewers love its sturdy hard shell, ease of rolling, and well-organised packing capacity - perfect for both leisure travel and longer getaways.
£275
£206
What's included in my free luggage allowance and how can I avoid extra fees?
What used to be a freebie is now more often than not, a hidden charge. Budget airlines like Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air now charge up to £60 just to pop a small suitcase in the overhead locker on board.
So if you want to dodge those extra fees, it’s worth getting a proper under-seat bag (each airline’s rules are slightly different, scroll down for the full lowdown.
Luckily, loads of brands now sell compact cases made to fit right under the seat - so you’re not stuck with a tiny rucksack or laptop bag.
UK airline cabin luggage rules in 2025
Aer Lingus
Some customers will have a larger, 10kg cabin bag included with their ticket; check your booking confirmation for details. For everyone else, it’s one ‘small personal item' per passenger (such as a ‘small handbag, laptop bag or baby changing bag’) up to 25 x 33 x 20 cm.
easyJet
One ‘small, under seat cabin bag per person’ is included with the cost of every booking, weighing up to 15kg and measuring no more than 45 x 36 x 20cm (including handles and wheels). Larger cabin bags must be booked in advance or paid for at the airport.
Ryanair
A ‘small, personal bag’ measuring no more than 40 x 20 x 25cm is free provided it fits under the seat in front of you. This can be a ‘handbag, laptop bag or backpack’ and has no weight limit. Anything bigger must be paid for as cabin baggage or checked baggage depending on its size and weight.
Vueling
Depending on your ticket type, you may have a larger cabin bag included in your booking (see details here). For everyone else, to avoid extra fees you’ll need an underseat cabin bag measuring no more than 40 x 30 x 20cm. This is in addition to anything purchased at the airport; you’ll just need to make sure it all fits neatly under the seat in front.
Wizz Air
For no extra charge you can take a ‘carry on bag’ weighing up to 10kg and measuring up to 40 x 30 x 20cm plus handles or wheels. This should be a ‘laptop bag, woman’s purse or small backpack’ but wheels are allowed (provided they add no more than 5cm in extra length).
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