Travel light and stress-free for your next trip with CALPAK’s collection of personal item bags. With styles such as duffels, backpacks, and totes, these bags are crafted to fit within personal item size and personal item dimension requirements, making them perfect for slipping under the seat in front of you or stowing in the overhead bin. They offer plenty of space for your travel essentials while keeping them easily accessible.
CALPAK’s Personal Item Favorites
Upgrade your carry-on experience with our sleek and functional personal item tote such as the Haven 15” Laptop Tote Bag. Spacious yet compact, these types of totes are perfect for stowing your essentials like laptops, toiletries, and snacks. We also offer mini carry-on luggage options to slide right under your seat.
For even more convenience, explore our mini carry-on luggage options designed to slide right under the seat in front of you. The Hue Mini Carry On is a must-have, especially when avoiding shoulder pain, with one user stating, “My over the shoulder carry on was get too heavy to carry…so happy to find this mini carry on to take its place! Perfect size and plenty of space inside.” Pair your personal item bag with matching luggage or luggage sets for a coordinated and polished travel setup.
If you’re looking for versatility, try a CALPAK crossbody or belt bag for a compact personal item bag for flying or opt for a weekender bag. When you want a sleek personal item travel bag that keeps technology and essentials organized, take a look at the Connect Laptop Duffel or Luka 15 inch Laptop Backpack.
Travel Comfortably with CALPAK Personal Item Bags
Our Personal Item Collection has a variety of personal item bags to help you travel comfortably and in style. Each personal item bag is designed to meet common personal item dimension requirements, so you can breeze through the airport with no hiccups. Keep your personal items organized with our organizers. and packing cubes.
Explore the best options for your trip with our helpful guides Carry-On vs. Personal Items, and Is a Backpack a Personal Item?
