TUMI’s Spring 2023 – Travel Luxury Essentials

by | Feb 16, 2023 | In The News

TUMI’s Spring 2023 collection with iconic Alpha Bravo Collection, bestselling Voyageur Collection and minimalist Harrison Collection.

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TUMI, the leading international travel, lifestyle and accessories brand, continues to merge world-class design with cutting-edge innovation in its Spring 2023 collection, with new additions to the iconic Alpha Bravo Collection, a relaunch of the bestselling Voyageur Collection and the minimalist Harrison Collection.

“This season, we were inspired by a new crop of consumers who are traveling more frequently than ever, both for business and for leisure,” said Victor Sanz, TUMI’s Creative Director. “Our Spring 2023 collections were designed to specifically fit the needs of our consumer, introducing pieces that provide durability, functionality and style for wherever their journeys take them.”

 

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The iconic Alpha Bravo Collection stays true to its utilitarian roots with rugged styling and unmatched durability. Embodying the “go anywhere, do anything” attitude of the original line, key pieces this season include the Navigation Backpack, Platoon Sling and the Compass Crossbody.

TUMI Spring 2023 Alpha Bravo Navigation Backpack in Desert Red, Water Bottle, Acces Bag

TUMI Spring 2023 Alpha Bravo Navigation Backpack in Desert Red, Water Bottle, Acces Bag

Inspired by Australia’s deep connection to the outdoors, this capsule focuses on functional styles used to explore the wild terrain beyond our city’s borders. Made in a durable lightweight nylon incorporating sustainable materials, versatile styles like the Expedition Backpack are fully equipped for any adventure.

Reflecting TUMI’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, the relaunch of the beloved women’s Voyageur Collection incorporates recycled materials into core designs, highlighting TUMI’s dedication to making products of exceptional quality and unparalleled durability.

TUMI Spring 2023 Voyageur Valetta Large Tote in Lilac, 19 Degree International Expandable 4 Wheeled Carry-on in Lilac

TUMI Spring 2023 Voyageur Valetta Large Tote in Lilac, 19 Degree International Expandable 4 Wheeled Carry-on in Lilac

The collection has also been redesigned to focus on versatility and enhanced functionality, allowing clients to personalize their bags with TUMI+ travel accessories like the Charm Pouch, Small Organizer and Modular Accessory Pouch.

TUMI Spring 2023 Harrison Bradner Backpack

TUMI Spring 2023 Harrison Bradner Backpack

Keep things simple with the minimalist Harrison Collection. Clean silhouettes and pared-down details offer a balance of contemporary and timeless style. Each piece delivers functionality. This season, the William Backpack, Bradner Backpack, and Osborn Roll Top Backpack are the perfect solutions for compact and lightweight everyday use. At the same time, best-sellers like Gregory Sling offer a modern take on the classic sling.

Since 1975, TUMI has been creating world-class business, travel and performance luxury essentials designed to upgrade, uncomplicate and beautify all aspects of life on the move. ◼

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