A standard 40-foot shipping container has internal dimensions of approximately 39.5 feet (length) x 7.7 feet (width) x 7.9 feet (height). To determine how many three-piece suitcases can fit inside the container, we would need to know the dimensions of the suitcases.

Once you have the dimensions (length, width, and height) of each three-piece suitcase, you can calculate the total volume of one suitcase by multiplying the length, width, and height together. Normal suitcase three-piece set (20-24-28) can be packed together, that is, we only need to calculate the volume of 28 inches of luggage.Let’s assume the volume of one three-piece suitcase is V cubic feet.

To calculate the number of suitcases that can fit in the container, divide the total volume of the container by the volume of one suitcase:

Number of suitcases = (Total volume of container) / V

Keep in mind that this calculation assumes no wasted space and that the suitcases can be packed tightly together without any gaps. In reality, there may be inefficiencies in packing due to the shape of the suitcases, container constraints, and other factors.

Since the shape and size of each suitcase are different, the volume of the package is also different. You should ask your supplier for the specific size after you confirm the style, so that you can know how many sets of three pieces a 40-foot container can hold.

Normally, a 40-foot container can hold 580-620 sets of three-piece suitcases