Your Luggage has Personal Stuff, keep it Personal
We design upcycled, luggage bands and tags so that you can find your suitcase fast and be on your way.
Luggage Accessories made Thoughtfully
I believe the world has enough fabric to fill every need we can have. I source quality pre-used denim fabric, upcycle them into personalized luggage bands and tags so you can something beautiful and easy to use to identify your suitcase and let everyone know who your suitcase belongs too.
Upcycled Loved Fabrics
It starts with an old pair of jeans, donated to a thrift story. They are sturdy, washed and clean and made ready for a new life.
Handmade by Me
I personally prepare the fabric, sew on my machine in North Carolina and stitch by stitch create quality bands and tags for your luggage.
Designed for You
Every band and tag is personalized on my embroidery machine by color and an option to add an image that represents you.Each item is made to order and made for the recipient.
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This product can be personalized with your name, color of thread and a small image that reprsents you. I will send over a proof to valiadate the band look after purchase
Have friends or family members who also need a luggage tag- get a bundle! One band and two tags included.
FAQs
What size Luggage does the band fit?We offer two sizes of luggage bands to fit a carry on suitcase and a checked bag.
The large fits a suitcase
Will it get caught on the coneyor beltThe belt is taut and flush up against the suitcase so it has a low risk of catching.
How does it fit up against the Luggage?Each band containes two pieces of thick elastic so it can fit a variety of suitcases. Aditionally, there is batting to give the band structure and to keep it laying flat on the suitcase.
Does it keep the suitcase closed?The focus of the band and the luggage tags is to be an identification system first.We do not guarantee the band will keep your luggage from spilling out if your suitcase breaks or malfunctions.
Our
company ethos
We believe meaningful things begin with what already exists.
Every piece is made by hand, by me, using upcycled fabrics that have lived a life before this one. I choose denim for the strength, texture, and story—then give them a new purpose through thoughtful design and careful construction.
Upcycling isn’t a trend for me—it’s a commitment to working slower, wasting less, and respecting the materials I use. By reworking existing fabrics, I can focus on craftsmanship, durability, and design that lasts, rather than chasing volume.