Buy Kids Suitcase & Luggage for Travel

At 95 Stores, that’s the idea behind our kids luggage collection: practical sizes, tough construction and designs kids actually want. If you’re shopping for your child’s first suitcase, or replacing one that’s been on a few too many trips, this page takes you through what’s out there, how to choose the right size and what to look out for before you buy.

Explore Kids Luggage for Every Trip

Each family travels differently and kids’ luggage requirements vary just as much. There are parents who want a no-fuss trolley bag for their child to wheel through the airport. Other people are after something a bit more fun, like a ride-on suitcase that doubles as a toy or a character-shaped bag that makes packing a little less of a chore.

Our collection covers kids trolley bags in 16 inch and 20 inch sizes, ride on scooter luggage and character and novelty designs. If you’re traveling with more than one child, our kids luggage sets combine a 16 inch and 20 inch suitcase together, which is a great option for siblings or parents who want a spare size on hand. On the days you’re not traveling there’s also a small range of kids’ backpacks with fun features, handy for school runs or as an extra carry item when you’re traveling.

This is a kids travel bags collection made for real use, not just to show options. Every product here is selected with actual travel days in mind.

Types of Kids Luggage Available

Kids Trolley Suitcases (16" & 20")

The most popular type of kids luggage is the trolley suitcase, and for good reason. Easy for a child to use by himself, simple, lasts a long time. Our trolley suitcases are available in two sizes, 16 inch, ideal for younger children and shorter trips, and 20 inch, providing older children with more space for longer stays.

This range of suitcases has a telescopic pull handle that kids can actually reach and smooth-rolling wheels to make them easy to steer through airports, hotel lobbies or train stations. The hard-shell design also stands up well to the rougher treatment that kids’ luggage obviously gets by being dropped, kicked along the floor, stacked under other bags etc.

Ride-On Scooter Luggage

The ride-on luggage takes the typical kids trolley bag and adds a feature that most kids think is really cool: the ability to sit or stand on it and scoot along, instead of just walking next to it. This is particularly useful in places like airport terminals, where long walks between gates can tire young children out quickly.

But in addition to being fun, ride-on suitcases still serve as regular luggage. They open up like a normal bag, store clothes and travel items, and roll like normal when not used as a scooter. It’s a practical solution for parents who want their child occupied and moving on their own during travel days versus having to tote them around.

Character & Novelty Kids Luggage

If you want your child's suitcase to feel like something special rather than just a smaller version of an adult bag, then families should take a look at character and novelty-shaped luggage. That means car and animal shapes that give each bag a unique and playful look that kids like to get attached to.

These bags are based on the same basic design as our normal trolley suitcases with wheels, a pull handle and a hard shell body but with a look that makes the suitcase feel like it belongs to the child. Many parents find this helps younger children feel more in control of packing and looking after their own bag when they are on a trip.

Kids Luggage Sets

If you have two children or want to have a spare size on hand, our 16-inch and 20-inch kids luggage sets are a handy bundle. You don't buy the suitcases individually but both sizes are in the set. This is useful for families who have one younger child who needs the smaller bag and an older sibling who uses the larger one.

Luggage Sets are also handy for parents who want a smaller bag for weekend trips and a bigger one ready for longer holidays, without having to shop for each separately down the line.

How to Choose the Right Kids Suitcase

Choosing by Age and Size

The size is usually the first thing to be decided, and it depends mostly on the length of the trip and the age of the child. The 16 inch suitcase is perfect for younger kids and shorter trips. Light enough for a child to handle alone, and enough for a few days away.

The 20 inch option is better for older kids or longer trips, because it has more packing room but is still a size a child can pull and carry on their own. Or if you are confused about which one to choose, or want flexibility for both shorter and longer trips in the future, the 16+20 inch kids luggage set will have you covered for both.

Kids Suitcase vs Kids Trolley Bag — What's the Difference?

These two terms are used similarly and, in most cases, refer to the same kind of product. A kids suitcase is generally any hard-shell or soft-body bag that a child can pack and travel with. A kids trolley bag is basically a suitcase with wheels and a pull handle, and that is what almost all kids suitcases sold today are, including all the trolley suitcases in this collection.

If a bag has wheels and a handle that a kid can pull, you can call it either name. The difference between the names doesn't matter much in everyday talk, more than in what the bag is really like.

What to Look for in Kids Luggage

Size and Weight

A suitcase that’s too big or heavy is doing the opposite of what a kids suitcase is meant to do that is, to let the child manage it themselves. Choose sizes suitable for the child's age and length of trip rather than buying larger sizes "to grow into" which generally results in an awkward bag for the next couple of years.

Wheels and Handle

Smooth rolling wheels and a properly adjustable pull handle make a world of difference in whether or not a child can really use their suitcase themselves. If the handle is set too high or the wheels catch on uneven surfaces, the bag will just end up being carried by a parent anyway, which defeats the point.

Material and Durability

Hard-shell construction is able to handle daily bumps and bangs of kids’ luggage better than soft fabric bags, as it’s more resistant to bumping, minor drops and rough handling at the airport. That’s why most of the kids luggage in this collection comes with a hard shell.

Child-Friendly Design

And design isn’t just about function, it’s a real factor in whether a child wants to use their suitcase. The bright colors, fun shapes and features like ride-on functionality help make packing and travel days feel less like a chore and more like an adventure.

Kids Luggage for Different Types of Travel

Carry-On Suitability for Flights

It's handy that our 16 inch and 20 inch suitcases are typically the right size for cabin or carry-on luggage on most flights, which is good if you'd prefer to keep your child's essentials with you rather than checking them in. That said, cabin baggage rules do vary from airline to airline so it’s worth checking your specific airline’s carry-on size allowance before you fly, especially for the 20 inch size.

The 16-inch suitcase is usually enough for short weekend trips. For longer family holidays many parents combine a 20 inch suitcase with a checked bag, reserving the child’s carry-on for essentials such as snacks, a tablet or favorite toy.

Why Buy Kids Luggage from 95 Stores

The best way to shop for kids luggage online is to stick to the essentials: a smooth checkout, reliable delivery and a simple buying process. 95 Stores provides different payment methods to make your checkout experience secure, the way you want to pay. Cash on Delivery. We also ship all over the country so families all over Pakistan can order without worrying about where they are.

In our kids suitcase range we favor practical variety over a vast array of almost identical options, including trolley suitcases, ride-on luggage and character designs, all in sizes that really work for family travel.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kids Luggage

Q. What size suitcase is best for kids? 

The 16 inch suitcase is a great choice for younger children and shorter trips, because it’s light and easy to handle for them alone. The 20 inch size gives you more room for packing and is best for older kids or longer vacations.

Q. Are kids' trolley bags suitable for air travel? 

Yes, most of the kids trolley bags that we sell here including the 16 inch and 20 inch sizes are generally suitable for air travel either as carry-on or checked luggage. Always check with your airline in advance as to their size restrictions.

Q. Can kids' luggage be used as carry-on luggage? 

Yes, in most cases. Our 16 inch and 20 inch suitcases are designed to fit standard cabin baggage allowances, but as exact rules vary by airline, it’s good practice to double check before your flight.

Q. What should I look for in a kids' suitcase? 

Look for a solid build, wheels that turn easily, a pull handle that the child can actually get hold of, and a design that your child will be happy to carry. It's the basics that matter than the extra features.

Q. Is hard-shell or soft luggage better for children? 

Generally, hard-shell luggage is more durable and better handles the typical knocks and drops that come with kids’ travel, offering more protection for what’s packed inside. That's why the majority of our kids luggage is hard-shell construction.

Q. How much can a kids' suitcase hold? 

The 20 inch suitcase does have a lot more room than the 16 inch option but it really depends on which size you decide to go for. Please check specific product listing before purchasing for exact capacity.

Q. Are kids' luggage sets useful for family travel? 

Yes, particularly for families with more than one child or those who want flexibility. Our 16+20 inch set gives you both sizes together useful for siblings traveling together or for having a spare size ready.

Q. What age is a kids' suitcase suitable for? 

There isn't a strict age rule for either, but as a general guide, the 16 inch suitcase is a better fit to younger children, while the 20 inch size is more manageable for older kids who can handle a slightly bigger bag.

Q. What makes ride-on or scooter luggage different from a regular kids' suitcase? 

The fun factor comes from the fact that a child can sit or stand on the bag and scoot along, which is actually helpful on long walks through airports. It still works like a normal suitcase when it is being rolled.

Q. Where can I buy kids' luggage online in Pakistan? 

95 Stores offers kids luggage bag Pakistan shoppers can order nationwide, with secure checkout and Cash on Delivery available. Browse the collection above to compare sizes and styles.

Shop Kids Suitcase & Kids Luggage Online in Pakistan Today

Shop our kids suitcase collection today and find the right fit for your child's next trip. Choose the size and style of suitcase to suit them, based on their age and travel requirements or take a look at our ride-on and character luggage for something a little more fun. Nationwide delivery and easy payment options make ordering kids luggage bag Pakistan wide easier than ever.