Happiest with a bag in his hand and the next trip half-planned already. Everything worth giving the dad who travels, and nothing he'd never use.
See where to startNot sure where to begin? Most people start here.
The one most travelling dads reach for. Cabin-sized, and now with a removable trolley strap. Big enough for the long weekend, sharp enough to walk into a good hotel with. Full-grain leather that only looks better the more he uses it.
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Shop the BeltramiVegetable-tanned and full-grain, the way only about 10% of the world's leather is still made. No synthetic coating. No corrected surface. It doesn't wear out, it wears in. It takes on a patina over time, the grain opens, and in five years it looks better than the day you give it.
Most gifts are at their best the day he unwraps them. This one is at its best years later.
Travels differently? Here are three more, depending on him.
Every dad packs his own way. Pick the one that's most like him, you know him better than anyone.
For the one who likes everything in its place. Two compartments, one for what he wears, one for his tech and his work. For the dad who does the whole trip out of a single bag.
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Shop the Magellan
For the classic traveller. A roomy cabin duffle with space for a few days. Understated, the kind of bag that quietly says he's done this before.
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Shop the duffle
For the one who's away just long enough. A leather weekender with room for three days, his laptop and the essentials. The go-to for the short trip done properly.
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Shop the Polo
For the one who never travels light. The largest of the three, close to a small suitcase. For the dad who packs for every possibility.
Not every gift has to be a bag. Any of these stands on its own.
For the dad whose old toiletry bag has seen better days. A proper one he'll actually be glad to own.
Room for everything, wipes clean inside, stands up on its own. The one that lasts.
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Shop the Grand Dopp
A slimmer wash bag for the lighter packer. Everything he needs, nothing he doesn't.
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Shop the Primo
Toiletries, cables, whatever needs a home. The small pouch that does a bit of everything.
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Shop the Porter
Compact but surprisingly roomy, in a matt tan that only improves with age. For the smart traveller.
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Shop the OttoThe small leather things he'll reach for on every trip. Any one of them is a gift in its own right.
Keeps his passport sharp and easy to find. The little thing that makes him feel sorted at the gate.
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Shop the Passport Cover
His bag, unmistakably his, on the carousel. A small gift that punches above its price.
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Shop the Tag
Flat and slim, slips into any bag. Cables, chargers, the bits that always go missing.
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Shop the Forma5
Two nested pouches, use together or apart. Tech in one, essentials in the other.
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Shop the DuoFree monogramming comes with any piece over $200. Beyond that, the gift stacks: at $750 he opens all three.
It's cumulative, and added at the cart. No code.
The Beltrami weekender, the Belfast backpack, the Grand Dopp kit, a passport cover and luggage tag, made from the same leather and chosen to go together. The whole trip, handled, in one gift.
$1,249, and you can personalise the whole set
Shop the setA bag is a bag until it's unmistakably his. Three small things, and it becomes something he knows was chosen for him.
Initials free over $200, or his full name this year. Pressed in, for as long as he carries it.
Add a handwritten card. We write what you tell us, so the first thing he reads is you.
Boxed and gift-ready, dust bag inside. Nothing left to do but hand it over.
He might be more the one who's earned something for work, or the one who carries everyone's things but nothing good of his own.
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