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The Collection
Four pieces. Every trip.
We started with the four bags that cover almost every kind of travel — the business trip, the long-haul, the daily commute and the weekend away. Each one is built to the same standard and priced without the middleman.
The Atlas Collection
Atlas
"On the shoulders of giants, the world rests."
Atlas is built for the traveler who values substance over spectacle. Two structural ridges run the length of the shell — not for decoration, but for strength. They are the spine of the bag, engineered to absorb impact and hold its shape trip after trip.
Every surface is matte, every joint is clean, every handle is cut to sit flush. There are no logos to peel, no rivets to loosen, no trends to fade. Atlas is the bag that outlasts the journey.
The Atlas Collection
Clean lines. Built to support.
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The Check-In
$245
The Backpack
$145
The Weekender
$125The Flute Collection
Flute
"Every journey has a rhythm. This one keeps time."
Flute takes its name from the vertical ridges that run across every face — like the grooves of a flute, like the lines on a score. They are not ornament. They are architecture: channels that stiffen the shell, dissipate shock, and catch the light as the bag moves.
Where Atlas whispers, Flute sings. It is the bag for the traveler who notices the difference between a surface that holds the light and one that doesn't. Built with the same materials, the same warranty, the same obsession — but with a voice all its own.
The Flute Collection
The full Flute line
The Carry-On
$195
The Check-In
$245
The Backpack
$145
The Weekender
$125"Buy once. Then stop thinking about luggage for a decade."
— How we designChoosing
Which one is right for you?
Short trips, carry-on only
One to three nights, or any itinerary where you would rather never visit a baggage carousel.
Start with The Carry-On.
Long-haul and relocation
One week or more, family travel, or anywhere you need to pack for weather you cannot predict.
Go with The Check-In.
Weekends and road trips
Two nights, a car boot, a train rack, an overhead shelf that has seen better days.
Take The Weekender.