Stuff sacks are cool ’cause they’re easy to pack: Just stuff stuff in. This one from Killspencer is made from upcycled surplus military parachute fabric.
If it looks like a bomb went off in your bag, backpack, luggage, or life in general, these burly little American-made zippered field pockets from GoRuck will get your junk show in order. Fill ’em, zip ’em, done. Instantly organized.
The camera + laptop bag is a great idea. And quite frankly, it’s one that’s taken a bit too long to catch on. The vintage styling of this backpack from ONA hides your camera, 7 lenses, a 17” laptop and more. Wrapped in waxed canvas and leather, your valuable, high-tech gear will travel incognito.
If you’re obsessed with backpacks, your addiction will inevitably lead you to Killspencer. This vegetable-tanned black pebble leather Utility pack will transport your digital office anywhere the road may lead. Military spec construction makes it indestructible & compartments for MacBook Pro, iPad, & cables make it smart.
This compact little duffel from E13 is made from up-cycled automobile airbags. The airbags are removed from crashed vehicles in Ohio junkyards and built into bomber bags. Don’t worry, there won’t be blood stains on the bags, they’re cleaned before construction.
It’s square shape, simple one-compartment design and durable materials like Italian suede and cow leather make this a pretty manly dopp kit. Nobody would ever guess it was filled with your beauty products. It’s what they are: men’s beauty products. We all have them but if you feel the need to hide yours, this bag will do that.
If you’re in the airport security line and even joke that your luggage is “bombproof” you’re probably not gonna make it on to your flight. But zip your lip, follow instructions, and you’ll cruise right through. This hard-sided carry-on from Victorinox is ultra lightweight and utterly indestructible – but please, no joking.
Almost unbelievably, Emil Erwin hasn’t been making fine leather goods for a hundred years. Actually, it’s only been three. But in that short time, EE has built a solid reputation with quality craftsmanship and a fresh take on traditional techniques. You’d be hard pressed to find an American Horween leather briefcase of this quality anywhere else. The materials are second to none and the rest comes down to craft.
There’s nothing easier to pack than a stuff sack. Instructions: 1. Stuff stuff in. 2. Close. Just like that you’re ready to go. And even if your travels don’t require military-grade quality and durability that Goruck bags deliver, you might like the fact that this 20-liter, American-made stuff sack is 100% black.
Many messenger bags, by design, are tough to pair with your work wear. Lime green cordura and reflective hits don’t quite match the brogues, you know? This canvas and leather bag by designer Kris Van Assche for Eastpak, comes in tan and brown and features tonal leather details. Of course it has all the other features you need, like a padded laptop sleeve and loads of pockets, just no lime green anything, anywhere.
