PT-Elements Collection
Made with recycled materials

From Trash to Treasure
As a travel brand, we are fully aware of the impact that travel can have on our planet. But the world is simply too beautiful to stop exploring, and the memories we create will last for generations.
That is precisely why we feel a responsibility to do what is possible: develop products that last longer, made from materials given a second life, and with as little impact as possible on people and the environment.
For our PT-Elements collection, we use as many recycled materials as possible—materials with a unique history. Materials that have already been on a journey of their own. Think of old fishing nets, plastic bottles, and other waste that’s transformed into new, sturdy suitcase components. What was once waste now joins you on your adventures.
One sustainable standard, three unique colors
The PT-Elements collection is available in three colors inspired by elements of nature: Desert, Canyon, and Seaweed.

Recycled materials
Waste that gets a second chance. Carefully collected, thoroughly cleaned, and transformed into your new, reliable suitcase.
Sustainable, traceable, and certified
At Princess Traveller, we believe it’s important to be transparent about sustainability. We understand that it’s not always easy to distinguish between empty promises and real impact. That’s why our sustainable product lines carry Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certification.
This certification verifies not only the percentage of recycled material in our products but also the origin of these materials. GRS requires that every step in the supply chain, from the recycling facility to the final product, be certified. Additionally, GRS sets standards regarding the environment, social conditions, and the use of chemicals.
This way, we make every step in our chain transparent—from raw material to finished product. So you know exactly what you’re buying and where it comes from.
Smartly designed for a long journey
Designed with both durability and ease of use in mind.
Repairing is the new replacing
To us, sustainability also means that our suitcases are built to last and can be easily repaired if needed.
That’s why we make it as easy as possible to replace parts like wheels, handles, the lock, or the trolley system. Inside every suitcase, you’ll find a QR code for each part. Scan the code, and you’ll be taken directly to the right product. You can order it, and it will be shipped to your home along with clear (video) instructions.
That way, you don’t have to throw anything away in case of damage or wear and tear. You only replace what’s necessary. Smart, sustainable, and completely in line with our mission: don’t buy anything new!
Fair. Transparent. Certified.
For us, it’s not just about the result, but also about how a product is made. That’s why we work with reliable partners and adhere to strict certifications regarding people, the environment, and materials.
Transparency in recycled materials
The Global Recycled Standard guarantees that the material used is genuinely recycled. In addition, the certification monitors the entire supply chain: from source to end product.
Sustainable and plastic-free packaging
Our packaging is completely plastic-free and made from FSC-certified paper. This means you’re not only choosing a sustainable suitcase, but also responsible packaging.
Support with every purchase
For every suitcase sold, Princess Traveller donates 1% to the Plastic Soup Foundation. This organization works to combat plastic pollution in the world’s seas and oceans.
Responsible working conditions
Our manufacturing partners operate under fair, safe, and socially responsible conditions, in accordance with the guidelines of amfori BSCI and BEPI.
Cleaning up at the source
Waste Free Oceans collects plastic waste directly from rivers and oceans. This waste is then turned into new, sustainable products. This gives ocean plastic a second life.

Our Green Dream
On the path to the most sustainable suitcase.
We make conscious choices: from suitcases made with recycled plastic to parts that are easy to repair and replace. We collect old suitcases, use Ocean Bound Plastic such as old fishing nets and marine debris, and manufacture our products fairly and intelligently, with a focus on people and the environment.
Not everything is perfect yet. But we’re doing what we can. Step by step, suitcase by suitcase.





