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A rugged, heritage-built travel holdall engineered for modern adventures.

Designed for the gentleman who values durability, character, and quiet confidence, the Fly Me to the Moon Two-Tone Travelling Duffel Bag combines vintage aviation charm with everyday utility. Each bag is constructed from heavy-duty canvas in a classic two-tone colorway, giving it the unmistakable look of old-world gear built to survive real travel.

Reinforced webbing handles, contrast edging, and a structured silhouette ensure this duffel stands up to rough handling, trunk tosses, and weekend miles. The signature aircraft graphic arched with “Fly Me to the Moon” and “Safe Flight”, adds a nostalgic nod to the golden age of air travel, capturing the spirit of leaving the ordinary behind.

Inside, a cushion-lined, shock-absorbing interior keeps delicate electronics protected: cameras, tablets, external drives, or any gear you’re not willing to risk. It’s built for men who carry real tools, real equipment, and real stories.

Main Specifications

• Exterior: #8 Cotton-Duck, double-filled canvas 18oz
• Colorways: Two-Tone contrast, Orange/Grey
• Hardware: YKK Zipper
• Interior: Fully cushion-lined to protect electronics and fragile gear
• Carrying Options: Reinforced dual handles + adjustable shoulder strap
• Front Storage: Quick-access slip pocket for essentials
• Internal Storage: 3 pockets
• Structure: Reinforced bottom panel for durability and load stability
• Design Details: Silk-screen printed graphic with circular aviation script
• Dimensions: 55 x 36 x 26 cm (from base)
• Capacity: 51 litres
• Suitable for airline cabin hand-carry.

Why It’s a Rugged Gentleman Essential

This duffel is built to age with grace, fraying slightly at the edges, softening with travel, absorbing the miles as you do. It’s not just a bag; it’s a companion for road trips, early flights, late returns, and the quiet satisfaction of knowing your gear is protected and ready.

Bold, functional, and unapologetically classic, this is Fly Me to the Moon at its best.