Delsey Paris hardside spinner luggage (not authenticated)

This is a hardside spinner suitcase with a textured grey exterior finish. The item features a prominent wraparound zipper closure system, a top-mounted retractable handle assembly, and a built-in combination lock mechanism integrated into the side of the shell. Visible text on the handle assembly appears to read 'Y PARIS' (likely part of a larger brand stamp, consistent with Delsey Paris). An airline baggage tag from Southwest Airlines with the destination code 'PHX' and flight/routing details is looped through the handle via a piece of purple yarn. Regarding condition and wear, the user notes that the lock is completely broken and the zippers do not fit into it anymore, representing a significant functional defect and structural damage to the closure system. The identification in the name relies on visual matching of the exterior styling and visible partial lettering to common Delsey Paris hardside luggage designs, though this attribution remains unauthenticated and unverified. Additional user-supplied context regarding the broken lock and zipper misalignment is strictly unverified by physical inspection.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, the item is a hardside spinner suitcase featuring a textured grey exterior, a top-mounted retractable handle assembly, and partial lettering that reads 'Y PARIS', which appears consistent with Delsey Paris styling. However, I can't verify from a photo whether the materials and construction are genuinely by this brand, and this remains an unauthenticated visual match. The owner notes that the combination lock is completely broken and the zippers do not fit into it, representing severe functional and structural damage to the closure system. Assuming the attribution to Delsey Paris is correct, a comparable hardside spinner in good condition typically sells in the $100-$150 range on the secondary market. However, due to the severe functional defects reported by the owner, the value drops significantly. If the item turns out to be a generic unbranded reproduction, replica, or copy rather than the named brand, the value would further decrease to a nominal secondhand luggage value of $15-$30. General market demand for used travel accessories is steady, but heavily condition-dependent. To establish authenticity and proper valuation, one would need physical inspection, material analysis, and a thorough check of structural components by a luggage specialist.