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Got end-of-winter jet-setting plans on your calendar? Béis — a travel gear and accessories brand with a cult following — has your back, thanks to its just-released discounts on bestselling totes, overnight duffles, backpacks, carry-on rollers, and beyond. The Béis Virtual Warehouse Sale launched today and boasts slashed prices on top styles (up to 40 percent off, to be exact) — including the holds-everything The Weekender bag that has no doubt been gracing your TikTok FYP for a while now.
In years prior, Béis has held this momentous shopping event in-person, thereby generating long lines and disappointment for those who weren’t able to snag their favorite luggage pieces in time. In 2025, however, the deals all live online: helping streamline the experience and secure more favorable outcomes. This is cause for some celebration… but don’t wait too long to upgrade your travel routine, because if last year is any indication, inventory will be depleted at supersonic speeds.
At this point, you might raise the question of why Béis is so darn popular. The secret sauce is, essentially, being in tune with the zeitgeist — through no shortage of collaborations with other on-the-radar brands like the Gen Z–loved apparel company Lonely Ghost, whose signature taglines include “I Love You Say It Back” and “Text Me When You Get Home.”
Last April, Béis released a batch of Lonely Ghost–coded luggage in a deep red colorway and with the words “Text Me When You Land” stamped on their exteriors. During 2024’s “Wicked” boom, Béis skillfully mined the cultural moment by unveiling a new take on its neutral-toned travel essentials — with the brand-new colorways Wicked Green and Wicked Pink, as well as more on-the-nose movie references like laundry bags bearing the phrases “It’s Time To Fly” and “Not Your BÉISIC Witch.” Even earlier, the Béis x “Barbie” collection predictably swept eager, pink-obsessed customers off their feet and sold out in an instant.
Perhaps another reason for Béis’ clout is the fact that it’s helmed by none other than actress Shay Mitchell, who launched the brand in 2018 with the goal of honoring on-the-go lifestyles. It’s safe to say that Béis has performed marvelously in the past six plus years and shows no signs of easing its chokehold on TSA PreCheck enthusiasts and casual explorers of their own cities alike.
As for the selection included in the brand’s Virtual Warehouse Sale this time around, let’s just say you won’t be left disappointed: Everything from hardside suitcases and fanny packs in trending colorways to wristlets and roomy totes are available as we speak.
Our eyes are especially locked on the aforementioned The Weekender bag — the viral tote that first put Béis on the map, flaunting over 14,000 five-star reviews on the site for its soft-structured, spacious storage and handy organization features (like a hidden bottom compartment to store shoes, pockets for all your airport must-haves, and a key leash for making sure you’re easily able to get into your Airbnb). Available for just $81 today in some hues, as opposed to its usual $108, the durable hauler is laptop-friendly, luggage-compatible, and comes with a crossbody option.
Béis’ The Weekender, shown here in Atlas Pink, has a handy trolley pass-through strap that allows you to secure it on top of your roller suitcase for easy hauling — in the airport and around your final destination.
Courtesy Béis
Béis graciously cuts prices on its top offerings only once a year, so consider this prime time for treating yourself or your loved ones to practical and chic luggage that will last them a lifetime (unless it never arrives at baggage claim, that is). Here are the very best deals we’ve peeped on the brand’s site, which are guaranteed to make you the most put-together traveler out there.
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Béis The Weekender in Navy
Price upon publish date of this article: $81
Béis The Crescent Weekender in Maple
Price upon publish date of this article: $70.80
Béis The Medium Check-In Roller in Black
Price upon publish date of this article: $231
Béis The Water Bottle Crossbody in Black Stripe
Price upon publish date of this article: $28.80
Béis The Belt Bag in Text Me Red
Price upon publish date of this article: $32.40
Béis The Convertible Mini Weekender in Grey
Price upon publish date of this article: $64.80
Béis The Mini Weekender in Atlas Pink
Price upon publish date of this article: $73.50
Béis The Large Check-In Roller in Olive
Price upon publish date of this article: $246
Béis The Commuter Duffle in Black
Price upon publish date of this article: $103.50
Béis The Béisics Backpack in Grey
Price upon publish date of this article: $58.50
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