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Travelchic.com brings you some chic and some ridiculous accessories

Orange Synthetic Leather Luggage Tag and Reversible Orange Faux Fur/Orange Synthetic Leather Handle Wrap with Travel Chic Airplane Keychain Set, $26.99Travelchic.com makes unusual luggage tags, handle wraps, tassels, and key chains, all desgined to make your luggage stand out on the carousel and to show your unique style and flair.

My verdict? Hit or miss. Some of these items are totally hot, and some of them are absolutely ridiculous. If I were chatting you up on the airplane and then saw you claim a bag with a giant furry handle-wrap on it? I would judge you. I'm just that shallow.

The Orange Synthetic Leather Luggage Tag and Reversible Orange Faux Fur/Orange Synthetic Leather Handle Wrap with Travel Chic Airplane Keychain Set for $26.99 (at right) is reasonably priced insanity. 'A' for effort, 'F' for execution.

Affort Fexecution.

The kids' collection is cute, though I wonder how long those puppy and monkey faces last with the wear and tear of travel, and of course, the sticky hands of the little ones.

I don't mean to be mean. Below, witness the gallery of five totally awesome items from Travelchic.com. They really do make some nice stuff at great prices!
  • Red Quilted Synthetic Leather Luggage Tag with Round Travel Chic Logo Keychain
  • Reversible Brown Houndstooth/Brown Synthetic Leather Handle Wrap
  • Set of Two Silver Leather Tassels
  •  	Reversible Red Quilted Synthetic Leather/Black & White Zebra Print with Red Quilted Trim Handle Wrap

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