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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the SECURITECH® zip?
It's a zipper system patented by DELSEY PARIS, built with a reinforced double row of teeth and a one-piece molded pull that can't be pried open. It's designed to resist forced entry far better than a standard zipper.
How much more secure is the SECURITECH® zip than a regular zipper?
DELSEY PARIS designs it to be roughly three times more resistant to forced intrusion than a standard luggage zipper, thanks to the reinforced double-tooth construction and molded, non-removable pull.
Which DELSEY PARIS luggage includes the SECURITECH® zip?
It appears on select models across carry-on, checked and trunk sizes — check each product page to confirm whether a specific piece includes it, since it varies by collection.
Does the SECURITECH® zip replace the need for a TSA lock?
No — they work together. The zip resists forced entry from outside, while a TSA-accepted lock secures the closure with your own code and still allows airport security to inspect the bag without damage.
Is SECURITECH® zip luggage still easy to open and close?
Yes — the added security doesn't change daily use. It operates like a standard zipper for you, while making it much harder for anyone else to force open.
SECURITECH® Zipper
The DELSEY PARIS SECURITECH® zip is a patented closure system built for security. A reinforced double row of teeth and a one-piece molded pull, which can't be pried open, make it roughly three times more resistant to forced entry than a standard luggage zipper. It appears on select models across our carry-on, checked and trunk collections, and it works alongside a TSA-accepted lock rather than replacing it — the zip resists tampering from outside, while the lock secures the closure with your own code and still lets airport security inspect the bag without damage. Day to day, it operates like any other zipper; the difference shows up when someone else tries to force it open.