Are you jetting off this summer and in need of some sturdy luggage that you can take as hand luggage or check into the hold? Marks and Spencer has launched a collection of luggage aptly named the Amalfi collection (of course, taking its name from the chic Italian holiday destination. There’s a cabin case, medium and large suitcases, along with an additional vanity case.

The cabin case costs £59 and is probably the most useful of the range if you’re a short-haul traveller or go on frequent staycations. You can also buy the medium suitcase for £69, the large one for £79, and an additional vanity case for £29. It comes in four pared-back colours: pebble grey, charcoal, cornflower blue, and sage green, which is reminiscent of some higher-end brands. For example, luxury luggage brand Antler offers its Single Stripe luggage range in a selection of similar colours ( though the cheapest bag in the range will set you back £160). So the M&S cabin bag is £101 compared with its Antler competitor.

The M&S case measures 55 x 35 x 21.5cm, meaning it fits both British Airways and Jet2’s hand luggage requirements. British Airways allows cabin bags measuring up to 56 x 45 x 25 cm, while Jet2 has a similarly forgiving cabin bag allowance, with passengers permitted carry-ons up to 56cm x 45cm x 25cm.

The design claims to feature a scratch-resistant exterior and a smart raised pattern. Inside, handy packing straps and a zip-around divider keep everything neat and in place for organising your clothes and essentials.

It has four smooth double wheels, so it’s easy to pull around compared to two-wheeled cases. This is especially useful on uneven or cobbled surfaces on a city break. The handle is retractable, there are side grab handles, and there is a PU grip top for easy manoeuvring and lifting onto trolleys or conveyors.

The reinforced anti-burst zip can be padlocked, and the case also comes with a 10-year guarantee for peace of mind.

M&S shoppers have already reviewed the cabin case, with one saying: “Very well made and excellent value. Would buy again.”

However, one shopper was less complimentary of the case, writing: “I’ve not used it yet, so cannot comment on its robustness. The quality is as expected for the money, not the best but a lot cheaper than other brands.”

Another added: “Best hand luggage. The lightest luggage I’ve ever known.”

While a third commented: “One of my best-ever buys from Marks and Spencer. Very stylish suitcase. Just the right size for cabin or a few days away. Very easy to use and a great colour. Recommended 100%.”