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American Tourister
Andiamo Luggage
Atlantic
Andiamo Luggage
Boyt
Bric's
Briggs & Riley
Crumpler
Dakota Luggage
Delsey
Diane Von Furstenberg
Eagle Creek
Fendi
Hartmann
Heys
High Sierra
Jack Georges
Kipling
Longchamp
Olympia
Pathfinder
Pierre Cardin
Prada
Ricardo Beverly Hills
Roxy
Travelpro
Samsonite
Vera Bradley
Victorinox Swiss Army
Zero Halliburton
The quality of nylon is usually marked according to its thickness or denier.
Generally speaking, nylon on the inside of the luggage should be a minimum 400 denier and woven in a tight construction. If the denier is less than 400, then other material such as nylon taffeta or heavy-duty vinyl should be added to support it.