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We all have some baggage, but is it the right kind? You’ll be ready to roll into the holiday travel season thanks to The Home Depot’s luggage sale, featuring up to 50 percent off select styles and sets.

This ready-to-roll trio is only $134.15

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Made from tough polycarbonate (a.k.a. the same material used for bullet-proof glass), this three-piece set includes an all-important international carry-on bag for avoiding baggage fees and a bonus, seven-piece accessory set.

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This streamlined duo is just $148.50

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Designed to help you reach your gate in time, the collection features lightweight hard shells and spinner wheels. The champagne hue is a nice touch, too.

This color-blocked pair is $165

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Stand out at baggage claim with this cool color-blocked set. It’s got interior mesh zip pockets to help you stay organized, plus a 2.5-inch expandable zipper to pack more on your return trip, because souvenirs.

This animal-print set is just $119.50

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Take a roll on the wild side and swiftly navigate a sea of black bags at baggage claim. This leopard set would also be easy to ID if an airline misplaces it.

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