Dior Suitcase

The Dior Rimowa Carry-On: Where Haute Couture Meets High Altitude

Blue as the Limitless Sky, Craftsmanship as the Heritage

Gliding through terminal halls with the unmistakable rhythm of polycarbonate on marble, the Dior Rimowa Carry-On Suitcase in Bleu Oblique isn't merely luggage-it's a kinetic objet d'art. This collaboration, a celestial alignment between two heritage houses, redefines jet-set elegance for the modern connoisseur.

The blueprint? A fusion of Rimowa's aerospace-grade engineering with Dior's iconic Oblique jacquard-first sketched by Marc Bohan in 1967.
Each groove in the suitcase's shell precisely channels the motif's oblique stripe, rendered in a hypnotic petrol blue that evokes midnight flights over the Mediterranean.

Open the magnesium-alloy latches-click-and the interior unveils Maria Grazia Chiuri's masterstroke: supple lambskin lining in Dior Gray, with quilted compartments mirroring the Cannage stitching of Lady Dior bags.
It's a boudoir at 30,000 feet, proof that luxury refuses to compromise, even in cargo hold.

Travel, in Dior's universe, is theatre.
This carry-on-measuring exacting cabin dimensions-becomes a protagonist. Whether paired with a tailored Bar jacket or tossed into a private jet's closet, it embodies l'aventure as Monsieur Dior envisioned: fearless, exquisite, and perpetually en route to beauty.

Carry it, and you carry a manifesto: that the journey, like the destination, deserves the grandest stage.