Away luggage meets its match

A writer who loved her Away suitcases tested Quince's Expandable Small Carry-On and Large Check-In Suitcase Set for two hundred seventy dollars. She found them visually identical to Away's bags.

“Quince had made a compelling Away dupe.”

Quince has a track record

The brand produces affordable versions of popular items: Mongolian cashmere, wellness supplements, and engagement rings. The writer previously tested Quince's All-Day Neoprene Duffle Bag and All-Day Neoprene Toiletry Bag.

The specs are nearly identical

Away's Large Flex costs four hundred twenty five dollars and Carry-On Flex costs three hundred twenty five dollars. Quince's Expandable Large Check-In costs two hundred twenty dollars and Expandable Small Carry-On costs one hundred forty dollars. Both have polycarbonate shells, spinner wheels, Travel Sentry locks, laundry bags, and lifetime warranties.

Performance is equally sturdy

After traveling with both sets, the writer found them equally sturdy. She packed identical clothes in both and found the Quince Large Check-In actually gave her more room once expanded. The suitcases are nearly impossible to tell apart without Away's emblem.

The bundle saves even more

Quince's two hundred seventy dollar bundle knocks another ninety dollars off the combined price. The brand is significantly less expensive than July, Monos, Travelpro, and Briggs and Riley. Quince also offers three hundred sixty five days to return unused products.

The writer is now a Quince customer

She is sold on Quince's luggage and already eyeing its Eco Compression Packing Cubes for forty six dollars and Italian Leather Pouch Travel Set for seventy two dollars. Quince has earned her trust.

“Quince has earned a suspicious amount of my trust.”