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We've been seeing some very covetable luggage on screen in 2026. First, it was a seal-slick Stubble & Co. backpack on Tom Hiddleston in The Night Manager. Then, just last week, it was a beautiful Carl Friedrik combo on Industry in the form of a Core Carry-On and a Palissy Weekend. If you're in the market for some new bags then that's pretty much all of your ground covered, unless you also need a £1,000 Rimowa suitcase and a £5,000 Bottega Veneta tote to go with your £40 baseball cap à la Pedro Pascal...
When we first meet Jonathan Pine in the second series of The Night Manager, he's living the London life again, fully re-immersed in normality and even braving the Tube. Stubble & Co. offers no more and no less than exactly what is needed in this scenario. Fundamentally, it's also the kind of bag that might service a spy well: twenty litres of space can hold a lot of grappling hooks and ropes at the same time as keeping a laptop safe.
Canada Goose, Rimowa, Bottega Veneta and... a £40 baseball cap from London brand Alex Eagle. Such was the high-low combination worn by Pedro Pascal just days before his cameo at Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show. We'll be needing our own shouty five-panel lid now too, you understand.
