A FIELD GUIDE TO GOING LIGHTER
A good trip
starts with
what you carry.
Thoughtful bags, useful gear and a little preparation. Make room for the part of the journey that matters.
THE ESSENTIALS / SEVEN FIELD GUIDES
Less guesswork.
More going places.
Start with your allowance, the things you need and a bag that fits both.
Luggage
Choose the bag around its packed dimensions, handling and repairability.
Personal-item bags
The useful little bag that needs to fit more than a marketing label.
Travel backpacks
Find a comfortable load and a bag that works through every transfer.
Packing
A list you can repeat, with room for the journey itself.
Baggage rules
Keep dimensions, weight and fare entitlement in the same conversation.
Travel accessories
Small things should earn their place in the bag.
Luggage care
Make the bag ready for another trip.
AN ALLOWANCE, IN PERSPECTIVE
The baggage atlas.
Choose an airline and bag type. See the dimensions, then check your own packed bag against the reference.
CHOOSE YOUR ALLOWANCE
Included in all fares. Must fit under the seat.
Limits include protruding handles and wheels. Confirm the operating airline, fare and aircraft before departure.
Check the airline’s current policy ↗Source checked September 8, 2026. This is a saved reference, not a live booking connection.
40 × 30 × 20 cm
Dimensions are sorted to allow rotation. A sizer, flexible bulges and aircraft storage can still affect acceptance. Airlines’ published cm and inch limits may be rounded differently; a near-limit bag deserves a direct check.
YOUR NEXT TRIP, TAKING SHAPE
Give the days
a little direction.
An editable itinerary, a budget you can trace and a few reminders before you go. Leave some room for getting pleasantly sidetracked.
Plan your trip ↗A DAY WITH ROOM TO BREATHE
YOUR PLACES / YOUR PACE / YOUR PLAN
TAKE A LIST. LEAVE THE DOUBT.
A packing plan
with room to change.
Choose your trip length and laundry rhythm. Adjust every item and weight, then take the list with you.
Build your packing list ↗- Plan a realistic laundry cycle.
- Weigh the things you will carry.
- Leave a little room for the return.
THE CONSIDERED KIT
Every extra should
earn its place.
Explore identifiable bags and organizers, with the checks that matter before choosing.
Browse the product references ↗FROM THE JOURNAL
Good questions.
Useful answers.
Luggage
How to measure luggage without missing the wheels
Measure a packed bag’s full exterior, distinguish body dimensions from overall size, and calculate linear inches.
Read the full guide ↗Travel backpacks
Backpack or suitcase for Europe? Map the transfers first
Choose luggage around stairs, stations, pavements and how much weight you can comfortably carry.
Read the full guide ↗Packing
Pack a carry-on for two weeks with a laundry plan
Build a repeatable wardrobe cycle, protect space for essentials and estimate the load before choosing luggage.
Read the full guide ↗A PLAN YOU CAN USE
Put the pieces together.
A one-bag weekend
Start with the allowance, then keep the packing list useful.
Explore the plan ↗02 / COLLECTIONTwo weeks, one laundry plan
A smaller clothing cycle can make a longer trip easier to pack.
Explore the plan ↗03 / COLLECTIONRail changes and city stays
Choose the carrying system around the transfers.
Explore the plan ↗