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Marc Newson Scope Luggage, Set of Three (2005)
$ 3,500
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Description
Marc Newson Scope Luggage, Set of Three (2025)
Designed for Samsonite
Materials:
ABS plastic
Ballistic textile
EVA (rubber) laminate
Mesh textile
Dimensions:
Carry-on suitcases : 8" D× 15½" W × 21¾" H
Carry-on suitcase, Backpack: 6" D × 13" W × 17" H
Features:
Two carry-on suitcases with insert organizers
One backpack with compartments
Rubber manufacturer's label: 'Marc Newson Samsonite'
Awards:
Chicago Athenaeum Good Design Award, 2006
Red Dot Design Award, 2006
Marc Newson developed this luggage set by drawing parallels to his work designing durable footwear for Nike. Using advanced techniques, including laminating ballistic mesh with foam, he achieved a lightweight yet durable hybrid material that redefined luggage design. This innovative approach created a product that was neither soft nor hard, introducing a novel typology to the market.
Condition: Gently used. Minor wear throughout consistent with age and use, including slight fraying near zippers and a few light soiled spots. -
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Origin: United States Period: 2000-2021 Condition: Good. Gently used. Minor wear throughout consistent with age and use, including slight fraying near zippers and a few light soiled spots. Creation Date: 2005 Styles / Movements: Modern Dealer Reference #: C00004913 Incollect Reference #: 773198
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