Hartmann Wings Diamond Jacquard 3pc Luggage

Bag 1: Carry On Roller Bag which includes a Laundry Bag, Tie Down Straps and a Garment Bag as shown.  22" Tall x 14.5" Wide x 8" deep.
Bag 2: Pictured above the roller bag.  This personal item bag or briefcase features a zippered Luggage Handle Pass Through section at the back, multiple smaller internal compartments for a laptop and personal accessories. As pictured it has a small removable purse that can be attached to the bag. It measures 10.5" tall x 16" wide x 7.5" deep
Bag 3: Full sized shoulder bag or single night overnight bag features multiple full sized pockets on the front and back and a main zippered section in the middle.  It measures 11" tall x 18" wide x 6" deep.
See the image of the included card which describes the quality of these gorgeous Hartmann items, the text is below:
Details from Hartmann

All products are reinforce-stitched by hand, using industrial strength thread

100% nylon thread is used to resist rotting, mildew and fraying

Handles are secured with a hardened steel, brass-plated bolt that is peened over for double-strength

All Harmann fabrics are carefully chosen and treated with water-repellent coating for stain resistance and moisture protection

All Mobile Travelers feather new All Terrain Wheels that roll smoother, provide more stability and last longer

All Mobile Travelers feather new SAM handles; a single-arm system that is stronger, more convenient, comfortable and durable

All Hartman Products are rigorously tested to ensure the possible quality standard

Hartmann proudly features highly responsive customer department that is available to assist with any question

“Luggage so fine, it will stand
as a symbol of excellence.”
This was the stated commitment of our founder, Joseph S. Hartmann, upon the company’s inception in 1877. It is the same legacy that commands us today. Hartmann has always been the first choice of discerning travelers.
1908
Old world craftsmanship, new world style.
The company started by the Bavarian-born Mr. Hartmann expands rapidly. By 1908, a Hartmann trunk wins first prize at the California Exposition in Sacramento.
1925
On a journey with the Babe.
George Herman “Babe” Ruth travels extensively to promote baseball overseas with a Hartmann cushion top wardrobe trunk in tow. His trunk is one of half a million Hartmann cases in use around the world.
1943
Stronger than steel.
After years of manufacturing trunks using aluminum and steel–materials that are suddenly in short supply due to the war–Hartmann develops a lightweight basswood frame that proves even more durable.
1954
The choice of the jet set.
Legendary secret agent James Bond uses a Hartmann Skymate suitcase in Ian Fleming’s second novel, Live and Let Die. Later, the ultra-light Hartmann 707 collection debuts alongside America’s first jet liner.
1964
A presidential seal of approval.
America’s 36th president, Lyndon B. Johnson, chooses a Hartmann Skymate suitcase for his global travels aboard Air Force One.
1987
Arriving in high fashion.
Working first with designers Halston and Gloria Vanderbilt, and later with Lambertson Truex, Hartmann begins a series of stylish collaborations and collections for true fashion devotees.
2002
Happy quasquicentennial to us.
Hartmann marks its 125th anniversary with a grand window display of vintage Hartmann products in Bloomingdale’s 59th street store in Manhattan.
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TODAY
A new commitment.
Reclaiming our heritage of true craftsmanship, Hartmann brings back American-made, vegetable-tanned leather, signature tweed and high-performance components. Our aim: to be nothing less than the coveted icon for the world’s most discerning travelers.