How many times, when buying a suitcase, are we then forced to buy a lock to prevent it from being opened easily? And how often do these locks turn out to be less than reliable?

So, most of our suitcases feature a TSA combination lock, meaning a combination of numbers. But what does a TSA lock mean? TSA stands for Transportation Security Administration , the United States government agency responsible for transportation security established after the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Under current security laws, U.S. customs authorities are authorized to inspect baggage in transit. If the baggage is protected by a lock or padlock of any kind, it could be forced open to verify its contents.

How can we reconcile the need for security checks with passengers' right to have their bags protected? The answer to this problem was found with the creation of TSA locks. These can be integrated into the suitcase itself with a zipper lock system, or present on a padlock called a "TSA" lock.

To proceed with setting your preferred combination, follow these simple instructions:

The original combination is 0-0-0. To enter your own combination, follow these instructions:

1. Highlight the original numbers 0-0-0
2. Press the “reset” button (a) until you hear the “click” sound.
3. Set your own combination by turning the wheels (b) [example 8-8-8].
4. Press the “ push ” button (c) until you hear the “click”.

THE COMBINATION HAS BEEN CHANGED, REMEMBER IT BY HEART.

REPEAT THE PREVIOUS STEPS TO RESET THE COMBINATION.

Our luggage tags are an essential accessory for your travels. Attach them to your luggage with a clip closure. Colorful and fun, personalize them with your name, address, and phone number: this way, you can be contacted if your luggage is unfortunately lost. It's important to include your address where you can be reached during your trip! If you're planning on making very short trips, we recommend labeling your home address on your luggage.