Our All Products page brings together luggage, backpacks, roller backpacks, duffle bags, totes, crossbody bags, and everyday organizers. You can also find more specialized products such as laptop sleeves, lunch bags, diaper bags, toiletry bags, packing cubes, and camera bags. Available product types and colors may change as new designs are added or existing options sell out. Filters for product type, size, occasion, collection, color, and features can help narrow the selection without browsing every item individually.

Begin with what you carry most often and how you prefer to move with it. A backpack distributes the load across both shoulders and can suit commuting, campus, or hands-free travel. Totes provide wider top access for work and daily essentials, while crossbody bags keep smaller items close. Duffle bags work well for the gym, overnight stays, or flexible packing. For trips that involve airports, hotels, and longer walking distances, consider whether wheels, backpack straps, or a trolley pass-through would make the journey easier.

Luggage provides a structured packing space and wheels, making it useful for clothing, shoes, and other items carried between airports and hotels. Backpacks are easier to carry over stairs, uneven ground, or longer walking routes. Totes offer quick access and suit work, commuting, or everyday use, but their comfort depends on the load and handle design. Duffle bags have a more flexible main compartment that can accommodate clothing, gym gear, or bulky items. Features vary by model, so check the individual product page before deciding.

Our carry-on luggage includes rolling suitcases designed for cabin travel, such as select 20-inch Getaway models. Some travel backpacks and duffle bags may also work as carry-ons or personal items, depending on their packed dimensions and the airline’s rules. A 20-inch size label can be a useful starting point, but airlines generally assess the bag’s full exterior dimensions, including wheels and handles. We recommend comparing these measurements with the allowance for your airline, route, and fare before traveling.

Match capacity to the items you actually plan to carry. A compact option such as an 8L crossbody can hold daily essentials without unnecessary bulk, while a 23L backpack or tote provides more space for work, commuting, or a full day out. Larger travel backpacks, including 38L and 40L options, are better suited to clothing and travel gear for longer trips. Capacity is only one factor, so also consider exterior dimensions, carrying comfort, organization, and the weight of the fully packed bag.

A practical setup usually combines one main bag with smaller organizers. A rolling carry-on or travel backpack can hold clothing and larger essentials, while packing cubes separate outfits and make repacking easier. A hanging toiletry bag keeps grooming products together, and a crossbody bag can carry your phone, wallet, passport, and other items needed during the journey. The right combination depends on trip length and transportation. Avoid adding organizers simply to fill space, since every pouch also contributes to the final packed weight.

Use exterior dimensions to determine where a bag will fit, capacity in liters to estimate its usable volume, and weight to understand how much of your carrying allowance the empty bag uses. Then compare features that solve a specific need, such as 360-degree wheels for airports, a wet and dry pocket for gym or travel items, or a trolley pass-through for stacking bags. Features are model-specific and may not appear on every product. Review the specifications and product images rather than choosing by the product name or capacity alone.