Hackett London is once again embracing the world of travel. Following the success of their initial collaboration in May 2024, the British fashion house has teamed up once more with Carl Friedrik to expand their co-branded line. 

“Our successful partnership with Carl Friedrik is built on a shared commitment to quality and timeless design. The overwhelmingly positive response to our first collection made expanding the range a natural step. These new designs offer enhanced functionality and refined aesthetics, catering to the needs of the modern traveler. This is a collaboration we are extremely proud of,” said Gianni Colarossi, Hackett London’s chief product officer.

The new release features a curated selection of travel essentials that blend Hackett’s sartorial craftsmanship with Carl Friedrik’s hallmark durability. Every piece in the latest installment is now available in stores and online.  

Priced between €495 and €575, the collection includes sleek, minimalist pieces such as the 40L Carry-on and 69L Check-in suitcases, both featuring a hard-shell construction designed for optimal functionality.  

Hackett London was founded in Chelsea in 1983 by Jeremy Hackett—originally as a second-hand store—and has since grown into a global presence with more than 1,000 points of sale worldwide. Hackett London is part of the Madrid-based AWWG group, which also owns Pepe Jeans London and Façonnable.  

Today, AWWG operates in 60 countries through a retail network of over 5,000 points of sale. According to its latest financial reports, the group is forecasting a turnover of €633 million for the 2023/24 fiscal year.