The Itinerary — 014-M
The bag that gets on first.
Issue No.014-M / SS26
Dimensions46 × 38 × 18 cm
Body18oz heavyweight cream canvas
TrimNavy canvas base & handles wrap
MillAveiro, Portugal
HandlesBridle leather, Tuscany
PrintFront & back · navy ink, hand-screened
HardwareSolid brass rivets, age slowly
InteriorUnlined · one slip pocket, sewn
05:30Apartment — out the doorReads it: passport, paperback, a cashmere, a swimsuit, the phone you won’t look at.
06:45Departures — Le BourgetFits under the seat. Doesn’t need to. Carried on by handle.
10:00Touchdown — NiceEmpties onto the back seat of the car. Cream stays cream.
14:00Beach club — Cap FerratSand-resistant, salt-resistant, rosé-resistant.
19:00Hotel lobby — Hôtel du CapSits next to the suitcase like it’s always been there.
House Note — On This Piece
One bag, fits one weekend.
The dimensions are non-negotiable: 46 × 38 × 18 cm. That’s the largest carry-on that’s ever been allowed under a cabin seat — including the smaller regional jets that go to Nice. It will also hold the canvas Out of Office Tote inside of it, if you want a bag-within-a-bag.
The canvas is woven in Aveiro at a mill that’s been making sail cloth since the 1960s — 18 oz per square yard, heavy enough to stand up empty. The base is doubled and reinforced, the seams are bound, the handles are bridle leather from Tuscany, attached with brass rivets that will tarnish slowly and well.
One run. When this one is gone, it returns next spring — or it doesn’t. Request access to receive word.