Landon Carryall in Camel, Small

The small Landon is a carryall built around a single clever detail: side snaps that let you collapse the bag flat when you're carrying less, then release to add volume when you need it. Unsnapped, it holds a change of clothes, a pair of shoes, a water bottle, and the odds and ends that accumulate over a day. Snapped down, it stays compact enough for a crowded train or a bike commute without feeling like luggage.

The exterior is neoprene—the same material used in wetsuits—which makes it surprisingly forgiving. Spills bead up instead of soaking in, and the fabric resists scuffs and tears in ways canvas and leather do not. When the bag gets dirty, you can scrub it in a sink with soap and water, then hang it to dry. No special treatments, no anxiety about rain.

Inside, you'll find a stretch key leash that keeps your keys from disappearing into the main compartment, a padded sleeve sized for a tablet, and a dedicated spot for charging cables. One exterior pocket holds a water bottle upright. The bag comes with a detachable crossbody strap so you can wear it over a shoulder or carry it by the top handles, depending on the load.

The construction is intentionally simple: no zippers to snag, no hardware that corrodes, no lining that rips away from seams after a year of use. The neoprene itself provides cushioning, which means fragile items like sunglasses or a laptop charger survive being tossed in alongside heavier objects. The fabric dries quickly if it gets wet, and it doesn't hold onto odors the way gym bags often do.

This version measures small—proportioned so it fits under an airline seat or in a locker without overwhelming your frame if you're shorter or prefer something that doesn't announce itself. It works equally well as a daily errand bag, a post-gym carryall, or the bag you grab when you're stopping by a friend's place after work and need to bring a change of clothes without committing to a full weekender.