We’ve admired the Brics Bojola collection since we first received it oh so many pieces ago. The cream and leather combination is reminiscent of European travel in the 1920’s on the train going through the Alps on your way to Milan.

Well enough with the styling, which speaks for itself, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of the construction. The uprights are actually hard side throughout the case, with a soft ABS plastic front, which is one of the most durable materials, but also allows for flexibility. All of the brown trimmings you see on the bag are made of Tuscan Leather, and all of the uprights come with a side handle and side stands that allows for flexibility in handling the pieces. The interior is lined with jacquard polyester, which is a good material to clean if anything in your cosmetic case blows up mid flight. The uprights also have a zip away lining allowing you to clean a little more easily. One downfall for the luggage pieces at least is that the locks are not TSA approved, so know that when you buy your next Bojola bag, you need to go out and get your own lock.

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