Samsonite didn’t start as luxury. It started in a tiny Denver workshop in 1910, when Jesse Shwayder built suitcases strong enough to stand on. Hard frames, metal corners, and designs tough enough for the American West. By the 1950s, Samsonite led the air-travel boom — and by the 70s, everyone knew the “gorilla-proof” suitcase that never broke. Today it’s still one of the toughest luggage companies in the world. Follow Iron & Honor for the real stories America is built on. Real stories of men, ma