Create Your Own Trunki - Trunki Customiser - Review (Gifted)

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We have beeen very lucky to have been able to create and design a Trunki for Lilly via the Trunki customiser.  Fom the main case itself to the hub caps, there are 10 different aspects which you can customise on the Trunki case which leads to over 1 billion possible combinations that you and your child can create.

Lils started the process of designing her own Trunki and went through a few designs before settling with a purple and blue design, whilst you make changes the pictures changes to so you can see how it will look once it is made. These retail at £44.99 and acan take up to 10 days to be created.

Once your order is placed you will get a confirmation email with a link to be able to see how the Truni will look when it arrives.


We got an email and text the day before delivery and when it arrived the packaging dissapoint, the box itself can be created into a Trunki house including a doormat. 

Once out of the box Lilly couldn't wait to pack it up and take it out for a spin. We packed up a lunch, a blanket and a few outdoors toys with no problem at all. The main strap for the suitcase can also be used as a lead for either you to pull your child along on it or for your child to pull themselves, she found it hilarious and loved being in control of the suitcase.


The inside of the case is large enough so plenty of items, it has some straps inside (customisable) and a little net bag for important things. With some of the customisable items the Trunki logo is visible which is a nice little touch, the quality feels amazing and it feels so sturdy. Trunki is a UK based brand and you get a 5 year gaurantee with your suitcase which shows to me that the company must have trust in there products. The only issue that I have is that they don't do adult size.

You can create your own Trunki here: https://www.trunki.co.uk/pages/trunki-customiser

Lilly 100/10
Me    10/10


* Gifted in exchange for an honest review *



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