Following the successful 2024 launch of Hackett London x Carl Friedrik, the two iconic British brands have expanded their travel goods range with new silhouettes for refined and effortless travel. This collection is built on a shared belief in sartorial excellence and lasting quality and empowers travel-savvy customers.The launch includes their versatile cabin case The Carry-on X (43 L), featuring an integrated front pocket, allowing travellers to quickly retrieve electronics and documents while on the move. Uniquely constructed with a hardwearing aluminium frame and polycarbonate shell, it promises industry-leading durability for the modern globetrotter. The sleek design is elevated with vegetable-tanned leather accents, co-branded detailing, and Hackett London’s signature navy and green colour palette.
This drop also includes the nubuck leather Compact Weekender bag – an ideal staple for overnight stays that has been thoughtfully refined with the addition of an integrated luggage holder. This new feature ensures the Compact Weekender can be seamlessly slotted onto the handles of all Hackett London x Carl Friedrik travel cases, including The Carry-on X.
Mattis Oppermann, co-founder of Carl Friedrik, said: “Hackett London is the quintessential British menswear label and we share their quality-driven, timeless approach, albeit in the travel space. We believe this is why the collection resonated strongly with our customers, and it felt natural to expand the offering”.
Gianni Colarossi, chief product officer at Hackett, said: “Our successful partnership with Carl Friedrik is built on a shared commitment to quality and timeless design. The strong customer response to our initial collection made expanding the range a natural next step. These new designs offer enhanced functionality and refined aesthetics, catering to the needs of the modern traveller. A collaboration we are very proud of.”
This collection is currently under embargo until 27 February when the new Hackett London × Carl Friedrik silhouettes will be available to purchase online at carlfriedrik.com and in-store from 27th February. Prices range from £395 to £465.
