Most suitcase is either in black or dark blue colour. a lot of travelers tag their suitcase with red ribbon for easier identification when it is placed on the carousal with other suitcases. Hence, the red ribbon tagged may not really serve the intended purpose.
My suitcase became apparently unique when it was patched with gray tape as a prevention measure to the emergence of unfavourable sign. It had accompanied me for more than 10 trips, according to the salesman it was merely impossible for the brand and charge. It was bought as an the emergency replacement during 2 days’ transit at KL .
I felt sorry to throw it away, my dad make his best effort to prevent the accident happening again before sending me to KL Central at the dawn of April. Other than the name tag, he tagged additional 2 things, the blue key chain and red ribbon specifically. When he noticed the sign, he cut and pasted the grey tape immediately after suggesting that. Thank you, my dear dad.
I had been thinking what can I use the suitcase with broken wheel for instead of just throwing away. Before I figured out, I realized that it had gone !
2 comments:
Since your travel so often, I suggest you to get one good suitcase. Colorful one, or use a coloured luggage strap.
For my self, I have a small Silver, a small Orange and a medium Light Blue one, and can never be mistaken by others when collecting the bags.
These days new luggages come in shocking colours with flamboyant patterns and flowers. I almost lost my bags many times and the ribbons tied onto the handle looked similar to others too! I also dare not buy costly Samsonite bags again since the handlers just throw them like footballs.
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