These days, you can walk through the airport and see dozens of pieces of luggage that look similar, or even identical. And when it comes to setting yours apart from other travelers, a simple luggage tag can go a long way.
The main purpose of luggage tags is to keep your suitcase safe and make sure it gets back to you if it gets lost. Baggage tags protect your belongings and help airport staff and everyone else know that your bag is yours.
Baggage tags are a handy item that should be durable enough to avoid wear and tear when your bag is dropped into overhead bins, tossed onto baggage claim belts by airport attendants, or shoved into your hold. a car But durability aside, luggage tags should also be stylish and match the theme of your luggage whenever possible. They can help a basic black bag stand out with a cute and colorful pattern or even have smart tracking capabilities.
When selecting a luggage tag, consider style and durability. Consider how easy it is to see the label, whether it can be easily attached to the bag and whether it stays firmly attached so it doesn’t fall off. Aim for a pattern, color or pattern that perfectly suits your personality and your favorite suitcase. Business travelers may want something quieter, while those traveling for pleasure may prefer to be bold. And a bright, colorful tag isn’t a bad idea, even for the most refined of travelers—it can ensure your bag stands out from all the others on the baggage carousel.
Whether it’s luxe leather, a Harry Potter print, or water-resistant neoprene, here are some of our favorite luggage tags to shop ahead of your next vacation.
$33 at Sak’s Fifth Avenue
For an added element of elegance, Longchamp’s leather luggage tag features the brand’s signature logo subtly embossed in the middle of the caramel-colored tag. Pebble leather, which comes with a leather strap and a silver metal buckle closure, is perfect for any traveler who wants a more sophisticated label for their hard-shell or soft-sided luggage.
$65 at Bloomingdale’s
Made from 100% leather, this Royce luggage tag is retractable to fit any piece of luggage, whether it’s a large checked suitcase or a small handle on a weekend bag. Inside the folded closure is a removable name tag – a nice extra layer of privacy so that not everyone can see your personal information at a glance. Choose a subtle shade like brown and black, or select a brighter shade like light pink or silver. Regardless of color, the leather tag comes complete with a buckle closure to keep it secure on your travels.
$80 at Rimowa
This stylish luggage tag from travel professionals Rimowa will liven up any basic black suitcase, giving it a polished and refined look. The Rimowa luggage tag is made in Italy from Nappa leather and is available in eight colors, from clementine to paprika, honey, black and more. The leather loop easily attaches to the bag and the name card is covered to keep your personal information private.
$29.50 at Madewell
This unique luggage tag is made of leather, including the attached strap and sliding cover, which offers maximum privacy protection. The label comes in two basic colors: English saddle (deep brown) and true black. The tag plus an optional Leather Madewell Passport Cover ($29.50) in matching English Chair or True Black is the ideal gift set for your favorite traveler; you can even monogram the items at no extra cost.
$65 in July
Yes, you can get these stylish luggage tags personalized with your own name or initials. But you know what’s even better? Print your favorite furry friend on the luggage tag. Thanks to a new feature, July luggage, including luggage tags, can be monogrammed with your pet’s face. The luggage tags are made of full grain leather and have a hidden privacy slot for your personal information card. What better way to accompany Fido on every trip than to have his face as identification on the luggage tag?
$55 at Mark & Graham
This luxury pebbled leather luggage tag can be monogrammed with your initials for an additional $12.50 and comes in six different colors. While subtle color choices like camel, navy, and black are classic choices, we love shades of green and kelly green for travelers who want to give their bags an extra pop of color. The labels include a privacy flap to protect your personal information.
$27 on Amazon
This luggage tag is a favorite because not only is it made of beautiful tanned leather, but it’s also customizable. Give the sticker as a gift or make one for yourself before your next trip. It’s available in four colors (Mahogany, Rock, Rose and Sand) and features a business card-sized ID pocket with a durable snap closure to protect your personal information.
$29.90 at Airport Tag
If you want to see your suitcase from miles away, consider a custom luggage tag that looks like a boarding pass. Not only will your name, address and email be printed on the durable plastic tag, but you can also personalize the boarding pass section, selecting your preferred departure and arrival airport to appear on the tag . Whether it’s MIA ✈ LAX or JFK ✈ LHR, your tag will be a unique reminder of your favorite travel routes, perfect for aviation geeks and travel enthusiasts alike.
$7.99 on Amazon
The perfect honeymoon gift for your favorite newlywed travelers, this set of luggage tags includes a white tag with “Mrs.” blush embroidery and a gray tag with “Mr.” embroidered in black. The durable vegan leather tags each include a privacy flap and a card to write personal information.
$9.99 at Target
Fans of the beloved ‘Harry Potter’ book and film series can board their very own Hogwarts Express with this luggage tag set, which includes a 9 ¾ platform tag and an owl tag of Harry’s pet Hedwig. The tags are made from durable rubber, perfect for adults and kids who are fans of Harry, Ron, Hermione and the rest of the crew.
$25 at Vera Bradley
For something a little different, this butterfly luggage tag from Vera Bradley will make you smile every time you look at your luggage. The tag, made of polyurethane covered with a screen-printed art print, includes a name card and has a quick closure for added privacy.
$10.99 at Walmart
For anyone who really loves wine and wants the world (or at least airport staff) to know about it, this set of plastic luggage tags features a cute black and white striped print and “I ❤ Wine” printed on the label. The included leather straps attach to the backpack or travel case of your choice. The best part? The labels come in a two-pack, so you can also gift one to your favorite wine-loving travel buddy.
$8.56 $5.99 on Amazon
If you’re in the market for eco-friendly polyurethane leather luggage tags at an affordable price, it doesn’t get much better than the Travelambo two-pack. The tags come in 35 different color and pattern options, from basic business traveler blacks and grays to a lighter bright purple or bright neon yellow. With a privacy sleeve and steel buckle, these tags will stay attached to your bag even through the wear and tear that comes with frequent travel.
$14.27 $9.99 on Amazon
These silicone luggage tags are flexible and flexible, meaning if your suitcase gets thrown around, the luggage tag will move with your bag and stay firmly attached, thanks to its secure metal ring. The tags, which feature an airplane and come in several color packs (including a multi-color pack), have a privacy cover, so only your name can be seen unless you slide the cover to see the rest of your personal information. Plus, bright tag colors like neon green and orange will ensure no one mistakes your bag for theirs.
$14.95 on Amazon
This colorful luggage tag is easy to spot thanks to its bold striped tones that perfectly complement a basic black or navy suitcase. The Kate Spade tag is made from vegan leather, with a strap and buckle plus a privacy cover. And if you want to take the stripe theme a step further, pick up the matching Kate Spade Striped Notebook to use as a travel journal.
$20.52 $18.75 on Amazon
This durable, waterproof aluminum tag includes a QR code that other travelers can scan to see your information if your bag is lost. Owners are notified if the code is scanned, and the brand will also reward those who find them. This particular label is ideal for frequent travelers who prefer the privacy of having their information hidden.
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