TRAVEL fans are set to go wild for a trolley backpack in Penneys – and it comes in two colours.
The Trolley Travel Backpack has landed in stores across the country.
The wheel backpack has storage compartments, adjustable shoulder strap and an extendable handle.
It’s the perfect choice for city breaks and shopping getaways.
Shoppers can chose from a neutral camel colour or a classic black.
Penneys chiefs said the trolley backpack comes with multiple storage compartments, plus an extendable handle and wheels.
They said: “This neutral-toned trolley travel backpack combines style with functionality.
“Its colour is complemented by tonal zippers, creating a sophisticated look.
“The quilted front pocket adds texture, while multiple compartments help keep your belongings tidy.
“An extendable handle and wheels offer easy manoeuvrability, and padded shoulder straps provide carrying comfort.
“This backpack is designed to transition seamlessly from airport terminals to city explorations.
“It’s an ideal choice for weekend getaways or as a carry-on, aiming to make your travels smoother and more organised.”
The handy bag is a bargain €28 and its set to fly off the shelves.
Jetsetters are also rushing to Dunnes Stores to bag their new designer packing cubes.
The Carolyn Donnelly Eclectic Packing Cubes, costing €12, offer luxurious storage solutions on a budget.
For €12 you get three sizes in the pack – each with a lovely design on them.
They come in Carolyn’s trademark shades of green and pink, and feature stunning floral patterns and zip pockets.
You can choose from sizes small, medium and large.
Dunnes Stores bosses said: “Designed to keep your luggage neat and tidy, these packing cubes from Carolyn Donnelly help to separate your travel necessities.
“In a handy pack of three, each one is designed with a classic Eclectic pattern.
“Made from a soft cotton, they offer a lightweight yet durable storage solution.
“Brought to you by Irish designer Carolyn Donnelly, exclusively for Dunnes Stores”.
These packing cubes are game-changers when it comes to organising your clothes while travelling.
They have compartments that help you neatly pack and separate your clothes in your luggage.
You can use them to categorise your clothes by colour, outfits or even by family member if you’re sharing a suitcase this summer.
They also help prevent wrinkles and save space in your luggage while travelling.
THE HISTORY OF PENNEYS
THE Penneys brand grew from humble beginnings on Dublin's Mary Street, where it opened its first store in 1969.
Known as Primark outside Ireland, the company was the brainchild of Garfield Weston, who hired Dubliner Arthur Ryan to make his vision reality.
Penneys branched into the UK in 1973 with its first store opening in Derby. The UK now has 191 Primark stores in total.
However, the Penneys name could not travel to Britain as the American retailer JC Penney had the right to use the name in the region.
And in 2006, the expansion into Europe began with an opening in Spain, followed by the Netherlands, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Austria, France and Italy.
Primark went Stateside for the first time in September 2015, with the opening of a store in Boston. There are now 27 stores in America with branches in Florida, Brooklyn, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The retailer’s opened its largest store in Birmingham in 2019.
It spans five floors and features Primark’s biggest beauty studio to date, a barbers and three restaurants.
