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Return policy comparison · 2026

Briggs & Riley vs Travelpro

Policy data verified July 21, 2026 (Briggs & Riley) and July 24, 2026 (Travelpro)

Briggs & Riley
C+
2.4 / 5.0 · Fair
Winner
Travelpro
A-
4.0 / 5.0 · Very Good

The verdict

Travelpro has the more generous return policy in 2026, grading A- (4.0/5.0) against Briggs & Riley's C+ (2.4/5.0). It wins 2 of 5 scoring axes; the biggest gap is the restocking fee: no restocking fee versus restocking fee charged.

Score breakdown

Five axes, 5.0 points total — the same deterministic grader behind every Thrifle policy page.

Briggs & RileyTravelpro
Return window · worth 2.0
30-day window (industry standard) · 0.9
100-day window (above average) · 1.5
Restocking fee · worth 1.0
Restocking fee charged · 0.0
No restocking fee · 1.0
Return shipping · worth 1.0
Free returns (incl. by mail) · 1.0
Free returns (incl. by mail) · 1.0
Holiday window · worth 0.5
No holiday extension · 0.0
No holiday extension · 0.0
Transparency · worth 0.5
policy published, key terms documented · 0.5
policy published, key terms documented · 0.5

Key terms side-by-side

Briggs & RileyTravelpro
Return window30 days from receipt (unused, original tags attached)✓ 100 days (no questions asked, main line)
Free returnsYesYes
Restocking feeMonogrammed products: $20 deducted from refund; monogram foil orders: additional $15 nonrefundable✓ None
Return shippingFree (US customers)Free return shipping on the main Travelpro luggage line via customer-generated FedEx label; Essentials line only gets paid return shipping if the item was wrong or defective.
Holiday extensionBriggs & Riley has historically extended free returns for holiday-season purchases (e.g. items bought on/after Nov 1 eligible until Feb 1 the following year); 2026-2027 season dates not yet publishedNone published
Non-returnableInternational orders, repair kits, e-gift cards, final sale itemsItems purchased as part of a set must be returned together — individual pieces can't be kept and returned separately
Watch-out itemsMonogrammed items (fee applies, not fully refundable)Travelpro Essentials line: 30 days from shipment date
Briggs & Riley tip
Skip monogramming if you might return the bag - it triggers a non-refundable $20-35 in fees deducted from your refund even within the standard window.
Travelpro tip
That 100-day, no-questions-asked window and free return shipping is only for the main Travelpro line — the budget-friendly Essentials collection is locked to a much shorter 30-day window with paid return shipping unless it's actually defective.

Frequently asked questions

Who has the better return policy, Briggs & Riley or Travelpro?
Travelpro has the more generous return policy in 2026, grading A- (4.0/5.0) against Briggs & Riley's C+ (2.4/5.0). It wins 2 of 5 scoring axes; the biggest gap is the restocking fee: no restocking fee versus restocking fee charged.
What is Briggs & Riley's return window?
Briggs & Riley's return window is 30 days from receipt (unused, original tags attached).
What is Travelpro's return window?
Travelpro's return window is 100 days (no questions asked, main line).
Does Briggs & Riley or Travelpro offer free returns?
Briggs & Riley: Yes. Travelpro: Yes.

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