the weekend
two to four days. Board with
everything you need.
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In post-war Italy, Antonio Roncato made suitcases for emigrants carrying everything they owned toward a new life. His son Giovanni founded Valigeria Roncato in 1974 and built it into an icon of Made in Italy.
Today, Giovanni’s four children run the company from Campodarsego, near Padua, where Roncato suitcases are still designed and built. When a suitcase carries your life, it matters whose name is on the handle.
Roncato builds in polypropylene because it is fully recyclable and takes less energy to produce than other materials. The Relife collection goes further. Every suitcase is made with recycled plastic bottles, around 55 for a cabin size and up to 116 for a large.