About The Brands
Peak Design doesn’t just make bags. They’ve engineered a holistic gear ecosystem where every product is a modular extension of the next. Since launching with the game-changing Capture Clip on Kickstarter in 2011, they have specialized in "radical organization," creating a seamless infrastructure for photographers, travelers, and tech enthusiasts. As a 100% crowdfunded and employee-owned company, Peak Design operates with total creative independence, allowing it to prioritize B Corp certification and carbon neutrality over profit margins. By using 100% recycled fabrics and offering impeccable support and warranty, they ensure that their ecosystem is built to be a permanent, sustainable fixture of your daily carry.
Matador is a design-forward brand based in Colorado, USA, specializing in high-performance adventure travel equipment. It is a brand leader in the “packable” gear category, engineering ultralight, weatherproof backpacks, duffels, and travel accessories designed for “objective-based” travel. Every Matador product is designed and rigorously tested in the varied environments of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains to ensure it can transition seamlessly from urban commutes to off-grid expeditions.
Rework Gear is a sibling-founded brand that crafts "low-key urban gear" with a focus on pragmatic versatility. Originally from Singapore, founders Jia and Zhiyu launched the brand to challenge the "premium" bag industry's obsession with overly technical materials, choosing instead to prioritize functional, reliable designs inspired by the understated infrastructure of Tokyo. As a bootstrapped, community-driven venture, Rework Gear operates without outside investor funding, allowing it to remain "brutally honest" in its design process. By focusing on purposeful organization and clean, logo-free aesthetics, they create tools for the modern "Everyday Carry" (EDC) enthusiast who values a professional look without sacrificing rugged performance.
Nanobag is the pioneer of the "invisible" carry, engineering ultralight bags that solve the biggest flaw of traditional packables: the bulk. While most foldable bags require meticulous origami and still result in a tennis-ball-sized lump in your pocket, a Nanobag utilizes a proprietary Diamond Ripstop polymer fabric that is only 0.05mm thick—roughly half the width of a human hair. This allows their bags to compress into a bundle so tiny it literally disappears in your pocket. Beyond the technical specs, Nanobag operates as a climate-positive brand. For every bag sold, they plant a mangrove tree through partnerships with organizations like Eden People + Planet, making it a tool that gives back more to the environment than it takes to produce.
The Scrubba Wash Bag is a revolutionary travel accessory that enables you to wash your clothes anywhere, anytime, without access to a washing machine. It's a versatile, wash bag that uses a built-in scrubbing mechanism, combined with a simple rinse and wring action, to clean your garments. The bag is made of a durable, water-resistant material and can be used for both hand washing and rinsing. Perfect for travelers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts, the Scrubba Wash Bag is a must-have item for anyone who enjoys exploring the great outdoors.
Cu+Care is a wellness-focused brand from Taiwan that harnesses the power of nanotechnology to create high-performance anti-microbial textiles. By embedding copper ions directly into breathable fibers, Cu+Care products - ranging from socks to N95 masks - provide a continuous defense against 99.9% of bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Designed for both daily hygiene and specialized medical needs, the brand combines biocidal efficiency with comfort, offering long-lasting odor control and skin protection that won't wash away.