Samsonite, the world-renowned luggage brand, is delighted to announce its collaboration with Yuet Tung China Works, a prestigious century-old porcelain manufacturer in Hong Kong, to launch an exquisite Chinese New Year gift set. This limited-edition offering is not only designed to celebrate the spirit of the festive season, but also demonstrate the commitment of these two centennial brands to preserving and celebrating local cultural heritage.
The Samsonite x Yuet Tung China Works Chinese New Year gift set features a meticulously crafted Guangcai bone China round plate and a red packet box set. This collectible plate pays homage to both Samsonite’s legacy of excellence and Yuet Tung China Works’ unparalleled expertise in porcelain manufacturing by integrating iconic landmarks from around the world into traditional Guangcai patterns. The featured landmarks include the Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal in India, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Big Ben in London, the Torii Gate in Japan, the Sydney Opera House, and the Pyramids of Egypt. This gift set symbolizes spreading blessings to travellers worldwide, representing the notion that with Samsonite luggage, one can explore the world’s wonders and return home with abundant blessings of “fortune, prosperity and longevity”.
Just like the limited-edition gift set, Samsonite luggage embodies the same commitment to quality and attention to detail, ensuring your travels are not only convenient but also a reflection of your unique personality. Explore our wide range of innovative and durable luggage options, designed to accompany you on all your adventures, while showcasing the timeless classic design and reliability that Samsonite is renowned for.
Starting from 10 January 2024, customers with purchase of HK$6,888 or above at selected Samsonite stores, counters or official online store will receive the Samsonite x Yuet Tung China Works Chinese New Year gift set as a complimentary gift, allowing them to embrace the Chinese New Year with a cherished keepsake that embodies both cultural heritage and travel aspirations.
