In 1975, after a stint in the Peace Corps in Peru, American entrepreneur Charlie Clifford set up a business importing leather bags from South America. He named the brand after the Peruvian tumi, an ornamental knife used in ceremonies.
Fifty years on, Tumi has made a name for itself as a leading brand in luxury travel, thanks in large part to its dedication to innovation and its ongoing commitment to making travel more seamless and stylish for its customers: think polycarbonate shells, the use of recycled materials, 360-degree spinning, ball-bearing wheels and water-repellent zips, to name but a few highlights.
“This milestone celebrates the future while embracing what our customers have loved most about the brand for over 50 years: resilience, effortlessness, functionality and timeless beauty,” says Victor Sanz, who…
