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Designed around movement
A commute and a five-day trip are different problems. We solve them separately rather than compromising into one bag that half-fits both.
Tomei · Purpose-built travel bags
The right bag for the way you move.
We don’t design for demographics. We design for journeys — the platform, the overhead bin, the wet trailhead, the school corridor. Six bags, each drawn against one way of moving, each honest about where it stops.
Pre-launch — not yet available for purchase.
Fig. 01 — Metro 16 and Cabin 35.
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What it is not for
Every product page publishes its limits beside its strengths. If a bag is wrong for you, we would rather say it here than after it arrives.
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Facts, marked
Specifications carry a verification state. Where a measurement is pending or two sources disagree, we flag the contradiction instead of picking the flattering number.
The collection
Six bags, six journeys.
Metro 16
Expected launch price: $89The short, repeated journey.
Pre-launch — not yet available for purchase.
16 L · Ink Black
Best for Public-transit commuters carrying a 14-inch laptop
Not for Overnight or multi-day travel
Weekender 28
Expected launch price: $149Two nights, one bag, no negotiation.
Pre-launch — not yet available for purchase.
28 L · Olive Wax
Best for Two-to-three-day trips
Not for One-bag trips longer than three days
Cabin 35
Expected launch price: $219Everything you own, above your seat.
Pre-launch — not yet available for purchase.
35 L · Deep Navy
Best for Carry-on-only international travellers
Not for Everyday commuting — it is too much bag for one train stop
Fit Finder · Seven questions
Not sure which one moves like you?
Answer seven questions about your journey, your laptop, your weather and your hard constraints. We rank the six bags, show which ones your constraints rule out entirely, and list the facts we have not yet verified.
Find my bag- Ranked recommendations with reasons
- Disqualifiers stated plainly
- Unresolved facts surfaced, not hidden
- No account, no email, no tracking