Pack Smart not Hard – Top 5 List of Luggage with Compartments
Welp, travel is messy. Airports are crowded and smell weird. Hotels hide your charger in between mattresses and are always missing when you need it. It’s pure chaos– but your luggage? It doesn’t have to be. Our motto? Pack smart not hard. We’ve made you a list of luggage with compartments that won’t just carry your stuff, it’s going to organize, strategize, and maybe even judge you a little for packing too many shoes.
Think of these as your travel buddies with PhDs in organization. They don’t complain, they don’t eat up your pre-flight snacks and they make packing feel less like a chore and more like a game you always win.
(this is for the neat freaks who label everything)
Price: 8,999 PHP
This suitcase doesn’t have pockets, it has “rooms”. Hidden compartments? Check. Zip around your toiletries? Also, check. It has a designated sleeve for your tablet so no more leaky toothpaste on your gadgets mid trip.
This features a main interior compartment as well for your clothes, it includes at least a few internal mesh and zippered pockets or dividers built into the lining to separate smaller items (belts, toiletries, underwear). Did we also mention that it’s made up of 100% scratch resistant polycarbonate too?
Price: 14,990 PHP
(This kween is a suitcase by day, vault by night)
This one doesn’t just store things – it plans them. Macbook? Secured. Your performative Salomon sneakers? Wrapped. And you can even roll your charger cords like sushi, no problem. Has dual compartments and zippered pockets though the exterior has a 3-point latch locking system, zipperless and thief proof. It’s like having a security guard who doesn’t ask for tips.
The material is also made up of Injection-Molded Polypropylene shell, which makes it impact resistant but still keeping everything relatively light.
PHP 62,000
Betted by Forbes 2025, This one behaves less like luggage, more of a very polite, innovative machine. Since it’s this new “thing”, It knows when to make room and when to stay small. This is the patented Briggs & Riley’s CX™ system at work, and the best way to grasp its concept is that it’s like a vacuum bag for travelling.
When you need space, it expands giving you 25% more room for the extra shoes, or some extra sweaters you swore you wouldn’t pack, or maybe you went ham on the shopping. When you don’t, it compresses back to its original shape, very neat and airline approved.
The compartments also expand with the suitcase, instead of turning wonky. The compartments do the heavy lifting, not an in-your-face messy situation, more like a proof that someone, somewhere, thought of its design all the way through.
₱12,649
If packing is your version of therapy or just wanna go full on Marie Kondo, the LEVEL8 is for you. The front pocket is where its packing (pun intended) is a perfect compartment for your laptop, tablet and all the cords you swear you’ll untangle before the flight.
Interior wise, there’s two fully separated compartments that keeps your shirt from mingling with your washed up jeans, your socks from flirting with your underwear and your chargers from staging a jailbreak.
Mesh pockets, tie-down straps are meticulously placed zones everywhere. It expands 42L, and it stretches without losing its sense of order.
If all the other bags in this are students in a “packing academy” this luggage would be the valedictorian who actually knows what they’re doing. It has nested organizer pockets for easy access, Cross straps to hold your shirts and trousers in place so nothing tumbles.
Need your laptop mid flight? The front pocket gives instant access without scrambling the whole interior. Who wouldn’t want that?
Well, travel editors call it “practically perfect”, and for good reason, every pocket has a purpose, the layout is well thought of and the bag kind of has its own intuition as it anticipates exactly how you pack. Since travel isn’t just movement, it’s a performance and this one steals the show.
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