Boring question but where to get best deal on suitcase?

Arriving with one case and planning on leaving with at least another two, all full! Where would you suggest? Is Macy%26#39;s any good?

Boring question but where to get best deal on suitcase?

TJ Maxx always has some....check their ';Clearance:

Boring question but where to get best deal on suitcase?

I agree - TJ Maxx

Second choice - Century 21

If Macy%26#39;s is having a sale on suitcases, check it out.

Also try Filene%26#39;s Basement or Marshall%26#39;s (outside Manhattan)

Sure macys would work . I would give TJ max a shot as well.

I do not know how you feel about this, but the best deals for suit cases are the thrift shops,sometimes I get real nice ones hardly used.The salvation Army and Good will stores always have some.

Funny we all posted tjmax! I guess we all think alike??

You can get good deals at TJ Maxx or Ross Pay for less type shops.

Macys only if they have a sale on. Note you can get a 11% discount card from customer services for foreign visitors. Bring your passport or drivers licence.

The Loehmanns on 7th Ave at 17th also has a good selection.

And Altman Luggage on Orchard street is the discounter for major brands if you prefer a specific brand instead of the odds and ends the outlets have. They discount Tumi, Briggs%26amp;Reilly, etc.

Macys and Bloomingdales have decent sales too. I%26#39;ve picked up pieces there

We saw some cracking deals at Century 21. Our problem going out there was our luggage weighed a lot (without anything in it) so that doesn%26#39;t help your weight limit. We saw some great lightweight cases in C21 for about $40 but didn%26#39;t fancy taking them with us all day. We ended up getting one from a shop on 7th Ave which was the same kind of deal but $50 (well, $55 but we bartered them down). I think the $10 saved was worth the hassle of going back downtown to get the C21 case.

If you want cheap cheap, we%26#39;re talking 19.99 cheap, they usually sell them where the tourist souvenir shops are around 34th, and up and down 5th Avenue. I can%26#39;t vouch for the quality, but if all you want to do is use it to cart your wares back to England, it would do the trick.

I agree, go to the tourist shops. And bargain with them. You shouldn%26#39;t pay more than $20 for an enormous case. Check with your airline about how much you%26#39;ll have to pay for excess baggage.

We walked past all kinds of touristy souvenir type shops that had them for as low as $7.99. Of course, I%26#39;m not sure they%26#39;d hold up all the way home.