Rimowa settles on Titanium

Rimowa updates its Classic collection with the introduction of Classic Titanium – a new aluminium colourway that enters the line

Rimowa Classic Titanium aluminium finish and colourway

The Titanium colourway is a warm aluminium tone with a satin finish designed to shift subtly with light. Applied across Cabin, Check-In L and Trunk formats, the finish reinforces Rimowa’s approach to exposed materials and visible ageing. The aluminium surface is intended to develop a patina over time, registering use rather than masking it.

The Classic Titanium range is manufactured in Germany at Rimowa’s historical factory. Construction follows the established Classic aluminium language: anodised grooved shells, riveted assembly, black leather handles and seals, and palladium-finished TSA locks. Silver rivets embossed with the airplane motif reference the brand’s industrial and aviation heritage.

Rimowa Classic luggage features: wheels, handle and interior system

From a functional standpoint, Classic Titanium models retain the technical specifications of the Classic line. These include a stage-free telescopic handle, the Multiwheel System for mobility, TSA-approved locking mechanisms and adjustable Flex Dividers inside the case for modular packing.

All Classic Titanium suitcases are covered by Rimowa’s lifetime guarantee, applied to every suitcase sold since July 25, 2022. Each piece includes a leather address tag that can be personalised with initials. Further customisation is available through the Rimowa Unique service, allowing selected changes to handles, tags and wheels.

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