Mission Workshop

Peak Design creates thoughtfully engineered carry solutions driven by a mission to 'make the best things' without compromising on ethics or sustainability. Founded on Kickstarter, the company prioritizes innovative quick-release mechanisms, modular systems, and intuitive hardware that allows rapid access while maintaining security. Their products emphasize functional versatility, weatherproof durability, and the belief that great gear should be both beautiful and practical.

Aer designs bags for city life with a focus on simplicity, utility, and durability. Their philosophy centers on doing more with less - clean lines, smart features, and premium materials built to last. Born from San Francisco's tech-forward culture, every product balances sleek minimalist aesthetics with thoughtful organization for modern urban professionals and travelers.

Paris-born brand where architecture meets fashion. Each design begins with geometric surfaces that are folded, twisted, and stitched into sculptural volumes, transforming flat materials into organic, cocoon-like silhouettes. Côte&Ciel creates bags to wear, not just carry - wearable sculptures that balance innovative fabrics with architectural forms.

Outlier pioneers 'hidden performance' - technical fabrics from outdoor/athletic gear tailored into clean, minimalist garments suitable for urban environments. Their 'deep materialism' approach starts with respect for raw materials, pushing fabrics past their limits to discover new functionalities. The goal is clothing that navigates the modern world without compromise - bike commute to boardroom without changing.

Porter-Yoshida embodies 'Isshin Nyukon' (Heart and Soul in Every Stitch), a philosophy rooted in Japanese craftsmanship and the belief that a bag should first serve as a functional tool. Inspired by military gear and hotel porters who know quality luggage, every product is handmade in Japan by a single craftsman from start to finish. The brand rejects flashy logos in favor of subtle branding and honest materials that age gracefully.

MAKR takes an industrial approach to craft, combining architectural precision with meticulous hand-stitching. Founded by architect Jason Gregory, the studio creates long-lasting designs through carefully considered details. Products are refined over time rather than market calendars. All made in the USA within 100 miles of the Florida studio.