Travel Bag

Packing 101

If you are only packing for a few days the bag can be squished down so you aren’t wasting space in your suitcase.  For longer trips or people who’s name ends in Kardashian, the bag can be expanded to hold a sizable amount of bathroom junk (bottles, lotions, medications, creams, tools, medical supplies, ect). 

For those that travel often its best to leave a few staples in the bag so its nearly ready to go when you pull it off the shelf for us, that’s things that you don’t want to be caught without (floss, travel size toothpaste, nail clippers, small comb, your favorite NSAID, ect.) 

The RIGHT pockets 

Pockets are tricky – they are awesome until there’s too many.. then you can’t remember what you put where. We placed a few specific pockets exactly where you want them. Interior pockets are limited to the sides and help with organization, leaving the main compartment wide open. The zipper pocket on the side is perfect for other charging cords or cash. 

Hanging Saves Space 

Bathroom designers in hotels pride themselves with how little counter space they can provide (vessel sink anyone?). Save space by hanging your bag. If there’s a hook, use one of the loop handles. No hook? No problem, we built one in. Its tucked in to a flap on the bottom so you can hang the bag on any towel bar, or anything else (except for the fire sprinkler). The bag is designed to be opened while in the hanging position so you can reach in and grab what you need without pulling it down.  

The Brio Travel Bag is stylish enough for that fancy trip to the big city without being too pretentious to join you in that cabin in the woods. We made this bag with premium materials and didn’t hold anything back. The nylon lining is easy to clean and the outside is waterproof.