We’re on the go a lot – so saying our luggages takes a beating is putting it lightly. Through planes, trains, and automobiles, our baggage is put through the ringer, so finding one that is durable is SO important. And lets be honest, it has to be cute, too. There is perhaps no better brand at marrying functionality and aesthetics than Birdling Bags.
Made of ultra durable canvas, the Weekender (pictured in ‘Washed Olive’) is a traveler’s dream come true. The double straps make it easy to carry by hand or in and if you’ve packed a heavy bag, the removable shoulder strap is adjustable. The attention to detail is killer in things like the zipper pulls, which seem wider than most and therefore easier to grab, and clasps for the front pocket and shoulder strap, which seem vintage-y and super cool.
And then there’s the compartments. OH! The compartments!
You will never lose your socks again! The interior (lined in polyester) includes 3 large compartments and 6 mesh pockets – meaning there is a place for everything and everything will have it’s place. It’s truly a dream come true for the OCD packer – ourselves included 
Need to slip your boarding pass into an easy-to-access pocket? You’ll find 7 options on the outside of the bag. So the only problem you might have is remembering which pocket you put it in. But we can tell you one thing – it will be there!
To make your travels even easier, Birdling has a travel kit. Also made of canvas, this brilliant bag unfolds and hangs in your hotel room/ Airbnb / camper, so you can easily see and access all of your toiletries/make-up/products. With 3 clear zippered compartments and 1 canvas pouch, you’ll be able to fit all of the essentials in 1 neat, tidy place.
Packing a bit lighter? Birdling Bags also offers an overnight bag as well as a backpack for this super quick trips. Click the shop button below to see all their awesome bags and thank us later for showing you how to simplify your travel!
Thank you to Birdling Bags for sponsoring this post. As always, all opinions are our own.
