Collection: Travel Gifts for Men

For the man who's always going somewhere — luxury travel gifts for men. Our travel collection features premium, personalized gifts for men including leather travel bags, passport covers, luggage tags, and weekender essentials made to last mile after mile.

Personalize each piece with his initials for a gift that's unmistakably his. These high-quality gifts for men make standout presents for birthdays, anniversaries, and Father's Day. Shop luxury travel accessories for men who move.

15 products

Travel gifts for men, monogrammed before he packs

Travel is the one category where personalization has a practical argument as well as a sentimental one. A black suitcase on a carousel is indistinguishable from forty other black suitcases; a black suitcase with his name printed across it is not. The same is true of a luggage tag, a passport cover in a bag full of identical passport covers, and a weekender in an overhead locker.

The range: the hard-shell spinner suitcase in three sizes, the leather weekender in two, the waterproof nylon travel bag, the elastic luggage cover in three sizes, the Saffiano and acrylic luggage tags, the leather passport cover and passport wallet, the sling bag, the crossbody, the gym bag, and the insulated travel mug and tumblers for the airport.

What to put on luggage — and what not to

Initials rather than a full name on anything that travels. A surname across a suitcase tells a stranger at a carousel who owns it and, on a hotel trolley, where it is going. Initials solve the identification problem without the security one. The luggage tag is the exception, since it needs contact details anyway — use the card insert for that rather than engraving an address permanently onto the tag.

Suitcase, weekender, or cover

The suitcase is a significant gift and a significant commitment — he will use whatever you buy for years, so it needs to be a size he will actually reach for. Medium is the safest single choice. The leather weekender is the better gift for someone who already owns luggage and travels short. The luggage cover at $29.99 is the sensible option when you want the identification benefit without replacing a case he likes.

Print versus leather in a bag

The printed bags carry full-color designs and are the fun end of this range. The leather pieces are engraved and quieter. Printed fabric shows wear at the corners of a bag that gets thrown into holds; leather scuffs but reads as character. Choose by how roughly he travels.

Ordering before a trip

Everything is made after you order, so leave real room before a departure date — the larger printed bags and suitcases take longer through production than a luggage tag or a passport cover. Check the estimate on the product page rather than assuming.