Roomy weekenders for the long weekend and the short notice. Rope handles, bold art, boxed corners.
The weekender is the most optimistic bag there is — packed for two nights, ready for whatever a long weekend actually turns into. These are roomy and printed to order edge to edge, with rope handles and boxed corners, and they come off a luggage rack recognizable from across the lobby — which is at least half the point. Arranged by design world, like everything else here, so the bag can match the pouch inside it.
The studio's largest world — roses, blossoms, and botanicals with a full heart. The one people stop you to ask about.
Lemons, oranges, and olive branches at their brightest. A Mediterranean morning, in hand.
Ray's landscapes on a bag actually going somewhere. Yosemite, Sedona, and the long way home.
Seashells, starfish, and striped ocean air. The coast, coming with you.
Ninety-three of these designs also live on a zip pouch — same artwork inside the bag as on it. Even the chargers travel dressed.
Pop swirls, psychedelia, and kaleidoscope colour. Impossible to lose in a crowd, which is half the point.
Atomic lines and cocktail-hour colour — the warm geometry of the fifties and sixties.
Nebulas, rocket romps, and the long view of Earth from orbit. For anyone who packs a bag for the stars.
Hibiscus, palm shade, and island colour for wherever the sun finds you.
Mesa stripes, cactus blooms, and desert light. Built for long roads and dry evenings.
Prisms, hexes, and blooms cut to clean repeats. Order, in a bag that rarely has any.
The classic line, in every width and colourway — awning, regatta, and royal.
Village greens, lone stars, and open roads — nostalgic America, drawn with a light hand.
Bring home a little bliss.
