With over 90,000 (and counting) customers in the US we are getting noticed in a good way! Featured in Top 5 Best , The Miami Herald, Buyers Guide and others we are excited to share all of our new products with you.
An average 4.7 review rating across our product lines have kept us on the front pages of Amazon and we are going to be one of the founding members of StyleVie.com a new platform featuring purpose driven brands.
Our philosophy encompasses sustainability, organization, carry on travel all while featuring beautiful design. Travel professionals, such as pilots, travel agents and flight attendants are using our travel bags.
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The average United States family uses 500 Ziploc bags each year (Bennett). With 325,719,178 people living in the United States as of July 2017, and an average family size of 2.8 people (U.S. Census Data), that means that the United States alone uses an average of 58,164,139 Ziploc bags per year.
Nationwide since June 1 2022, TSA screened an average of 2.27 million people per day, which is a 16% increase over last year's volumes
Some airports will recycle confiscated shampoo, cosmetics and lotions but many don't have the space or time and simply throw them in the trash.
TSA does not take responsibility for you missing your flight if there are long lines at security. It is your responsibility to be prepared and allow enough time to get to your gate once you arrive at the airport.
"Regular ziplock baggies can get so nasty looking after a few uses. This is a quart bag you can be proud of and it is easy to clean."
~ David M.
I have been traveling since I was a little girl, my first International trip was in college. I am an "overpacker" by nature and on my first trip to Italy, everything that could go wrong, luggage wise, went wrong. From my carryon being too big for the overhead compartment to not being able to 'drag' my BIG suitcase over the Venice bridges and cobblestones - I started thinking there has to be a better way!
I bought my first "super organized" luggage and it just didn't have the style I wanted. I wanted that glam feeling that travel used to invoke. So I started designing and looking for manufacturers. Life changes, changed my trajectory and I put my designs into an old fashioned travel trunk for a time.
Then in 2015, I met my husband, who on our first date told me he was an "Aeronautical Aluminum Tubing Specialist". He made actually me guess that he was a pilot. As our relationship grew I traveled with him and had to really learn how to pack light because that was now my way of life. I dusted off the partially sewn bags and patterns that were stored in my old trunk and started putting them to the test. My first product was introduced on Amazon in 2019 and the rest is history.
Since then, I have designed more super organized and stylish travel bags. I have personally tested all my bags on my travels to Africa, Switzerland, New Zealand and many more for 3 days and up to 4 weeks, all in a carry on. *Hint - every country has laundromats and grocery stores. Just take a few of your favorite clothes, a few pair of great walking shoes and your must have essentials to free yourself up from all the weight. Enjoy more of what you love doing!
All liquids, aerosals, gels, creams and pastes that are carried on in a cabin bag must meet the following requirements: Size 3.4 oz (100ml) or less per container and all containers must fit in a quart size clear bag. While many airports do not make you take them out of your carry on any longer they still must be contained in 1 quart size clear bag and in 3.4 oz containers or smaller. Some airports still may ask you to take them out of your bag.
Yes, if they can be wiped it is technically counted as a liquid and needs to be carried in a 3-1-1 bag if you want to carry it on.
Not all 3 oz containers are created equal. Many travel size items come in different packaging. We offer flat travel bottles which are lighter than silicone bottles which are also more rounded and take up more space in your clear bag.
No, they allow one clear bag per passenger. This is known as the 3-1-1 rule 3 oz, 1 bag, 1 passenger.
It depends, all airports will check for liquids and yes they do require that all liquids are carried in 100ml or smaller containers and placed in a 1 quart or 1 liter bag. A few, airports will require you to use their baggies, in which case you just need to transfer any liquids from your clear bag to theirs. We always suggest checking each airport's specific requirements that you will be traveling through to be sure, before you start packing.