Luggage fixes and last-minute bags in Terminal 1
This Luggage Shop sits airside in Terminal 1 at Naples International, handy if a wheel snaps or a zipper dies just before boarding. You’ll spot it along the main departures corridor after security, before most of the food outlets. Stock skews to cabin-size trolleys, soft duffels, basic backpacks, and a few business-style briefcases, all aimed at same-day travel problems rather than luxury browsing.
Pricing runs midrange for an Italian airport: carry-ons and trolleys generally sit in the €80–€180 band, with cheaper soft bags and daypacks under €60. You’ll find plenty of TSA-style locks, luggage tags, and strap sets in the €5–€20 range, which solves the “forgot the lock at home” issue quickly. Expect mostly mainstream European luggage brands plus some unbranded basics, not high-fashion labels.
Opening hours usually track Terminal 1’s busy bank of departures, roughly from early morning check-in waves to the last evening flights. Stock focuses on practical pieces: hard-shell spinners, foldable duffels that tuck into a suitcase, and simple laptop-compatible bags that fit into the common 55 x 40 x 20 cm carry-on rules. If you need something very specific, like a large hard case over 80 cm, chances are lower here than in a city-center luggage store.
Tip: if your bag is already limping, walk past your gate once, check the carry-on size frames used by your airline in Terminal 1, then hit this shop to pick a cabin bag that clearly fits before boarding time sneaks up on you.