The right case matters. The small accessories around it often decide whether packing feels calm. Here is how our Travel Accessories earn their place, using the products we actually sell.
Packing cubes
Packing cubes divide clothes and accessories so a suitcase stays readable when you open it in a hotel room.
- Packing Cube Set of 6: microfibre, polyester, and mesh, with three garment cubes and three accessory bags.
- Packing Cubes Set of 7: a larger set when you want more compartments for a longer trip.
Use cubes inside cabin, medium, or large cases. They work especially well with expandable hard shells where volume changes between outbound and return.
Straps and locks
Straps help you spot your bag on a belt and keep the shell closed under pressure. Locks add a simple layer of security on zippers and straps.
Browse Luggage Straps and Locks:
- Luggage Strap with Combination Lock: durable polyester with a resettable 3-digit lock.
- Transparent Luggage Strap: high-visibility polyester straps with adjustable length.
- Padlock: hardened steel, key-operated, listed at about 5 × 2.4 × 1.2 cm and roughly 25 g.
Toiletry bags
A dedicated wash bag keeps liquids and grooming kit out of your clothes cubes. Browse Toiletry Bags.
- Shoreditch Toiletry Bag: 29 × 22 × 9.5 cm, 0.3 kg, structured stand-up form.
- Shoreditch Washbag: 26.5 × 17.5 × 8 + 3.5 cm, 0.2 kg, boxy stand-up design with easy-access zips.
Other small pieces that help
Beyond cubes, straps, and wash bags, a few more accessories from the same collection tidy the edges of a trip:
- Shoreditch Waist Bag: 35 × 14.5 cm, 0.15 kg, for phone, wallet, and keys when you want hands free at the airport or in the city.
- Eagle Luggage Tag: aluminium alloy tag at 8 × 4 cm for faster recognition on a busy belt.
- Universal Travel Adapter: compact multi-region adapter listed at about 5 × 7.5 × 4 cm and about 110 g.
A simple packing checklist
- Confirm case size against your trip length in [Luggage](/collections/luggage), then check your airline’s current allowance if you are flying with cabin luggage.
- Pack clothes into cubes by type: tops, bottoms, extras. Use the six-piece set for a weekend, or the seven-piece set when the stay runs longer.
- Put liquids and grooming into a toiletry bag, upright if the design allows. Keep that bag near the top of the case.
- Add a strap for recognition on the carousel, and a lock if your case or strap supports one.
- Keep documents, chargers, medication, and the travel adapter in a bag you can reach without unpacking the main case. A waist bag or compact crossbody works well here.
Accessories do not replace the right case size. They make the size you already chose easier to live with from the first zip to the last hotel night.
Quick path. Organise with packing cubes. Secure and spot with straps and locks. Separate liquids with toiletry bags. Shop Travel Accessories.