Far and Wide: Luggage Round Up
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101 Travel
From trains to planes, see how travel is inextricably linked to design. Plus is Philippe Starck coming to a Motel 6 near you?
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Mike Matas's Travel Videos
In addition to working at Facebook and formerly gigging at Apple, Mike Matas is one hell of a photographer. And thanks to this trio of videos he's made of three pretty serious treks across parts of…
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Travel Bottles
Now here's a bright idea: breeze through the queue at the airport with these silicone carry-on travel bottles. At two ounces, they're small enough to join you on the plane, large enough to hold your…
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Travel Alarm Clock
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Mobile Travel Kit
Dwell Collections
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Travel Accessories
Associate Editor Miyoko Ohtake: For the past few months, I’ve been in a Japan state of mind. This December, my sister and I are heading to the archipelago of our ancestors—our…
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For the Traveler
Each month I visit the lovely folks in Minnesota to oversee printing and ensure that our magazine reaches you in the most perfect state possible. And I like to travel overseas in my off time. With…
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In & Out of Amsterdam: Travels in Conceptual Art, 1960–1976
This is an exhibition of 75 works by ten American and European artists relating to travel and the city of Amsterdam. Focusing on Conceptual art practices between 1960 and 1976, the show includes…
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Travel Bottles
Now here's a bright idea: breeze through the…
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Travel Alarm Clock
by Dieter RamsOn family trips when I was young, my mom and dad…
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Mobile Travel Kit
I love the simple styling of Somme Institute’s…
Hahaha I love the Valise...with the imprint of a gun. Too cool!
$800 for a carry-on? Aux barricades!
This one with the bas relief of a revolver is cute in a "cloak and dagger" 60's spy throwback kind of way. I like the idea a lot. But terribly socially irresponsible, from a safety point of view. Two things could happen if people start traveling with these things... First, they'll freak out airport security as the x-ray machines pick up the gun shape due to the slight differences in thickness, etc. (i.e. I don't think the machine sees only metal vs. non-metal). Secondly, God forbid that these really take off in popularity - then the security staff could become lax about checking for things shaped like guns, thinking "oh yeah, prolly just one of those suitcases with the gun design."
this zh profile bag is great value for such a refined, sophisticated and modern design. It's understated elegance at a very approachable price. gorm
Remember LeSportsac? Weighs next to nothing and you can fit a ton of clothes into the weekenders and still get it in the smallest of overheads compartments even on regional jets!
Funny, I bought the same bag minus the leather handles from American Apparel for $17 three years ago. Weekend Bag indeed. I spent the extra $210 on Mai Thais poolside.
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