OPUS's suitcases are crafted from premium metals like aluminum, titanium, and magnesium, with the goal of creating timeless pieces that can be passed down through generations. Just as beloved musical works endure and are cherished across time, each OPUS suitcase is designed to become a unique companion, weaving its own tale of the owner's travels and marking its place in their personal history.The brand is proudly operated by a Japanese company.
OPUS names its suitcase models using element symbols and op. (opus number, like in music) to express the hope that each metal suitcase will become a timeless and beloved item.
OPUS was born to support every moment of your journey.
Aluminum changes its expression with every travel experience. As you use it, each scratch and dent becomes a testament to your journey. This isn't deterioration, but a deepening character that matures over time.
OPUS is not just a travel tool, but a companion that carries your memories, accompanying you on your life's journey. With each trip, it etches those memories, connecting them to the next adventure.
OPUS carefully selects metals like aluminum, titanium, and magnesium—not just for their strength and beauty, but for their lasting integrity. Even among aluminum alloys, we choose specific grades optimized for each part: from the body to the frame to the handle. This precision in material selection ensures each suitcase remains a reliable companion for decades to come.
Even the strongest materials wear with time. That’s why OPUS isn’t designed to be thrown away—it’s designed to be repaired. From wheels to handles to rivets, key parts are replaceable by the user. We also offer global shipping for spare parts, ensuring your suitcase stays ready for the next journey, no matter where you are.
OPUS reduces waste by extending product life. Through thoughtful design and repairable construction, we minimize the need for replacement—and maximize usability. We're also exploring take-back programs to recycle retired suitcases into new ones. Sustainability isn't a slogan; it's in our structure.