With travel season back in rotation, it feels like a good moment to rethink luggage; not dramatically, just practically. Nappa Dori’s Wingman collection lands right there. Shot at Suryagarh in Jaisalmer, the campaign keeps things calm and spacious, focusing on movement and the feeling of being on your way, not the stress of getting there.
Wingman seems like classic Nappa Dori: heritage references, but handled lightly. There are nods to old-school travel trunks and slower journeys, balanced out with clean lines and modern finishes. The kind of luggage that fits in anywhere and somehow looks better the more it’s used.
What really works is how usable it all feels. Lightweight shells, smooth wheels, organised interiors, TSA locks. Everything you want is there, but it doesn’t look overly technical or intimidating. There’s an ease to the design that keeps it feeling warm and considered.
The lineup is refreshingly straightforward too: a Cabin for short trips, a Check-In for longer stays, a Trunk when you’re packing with options, and a Set of Three if you like having everything sorted. The colour palette stays muted and travel-friendly. So, slate black, midnight blue, fern green, desert sand, cacao brown. With customisable name tags adding a quiet personal touch.
Overall, Wingman doesn’t try to sell you a fantasy. It’s just good luggage that moves well, wears in nicely, and keeps up with repeat trips. If travel is creeping back onto your calendar, this feels like a sensible, and good-looking, place to start.
Images: Nappa Dori