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The OLAS Vintage Hat Suitcase in Bone on a harbour wall
A coast worth taking slowly
The road between Donostia and Hondarribia is twenty kilometres. It takes forty-five minutes if you drive it directly, which would be a waste. Read more...
One cobalt detail
The story behind the cobalt lining — and why using colour as punctuation, not decoration, is a design decision we will not move from. Read more...
Why the shell is the whole argument
On the choice of aerospace polycarbonate — and why the exterior of a case is its first and most lasting promise. Read more...
The OLAS carry-on open on a bed, packed for a short trip
The night before, not the week before
The night before is when packing should happen. Not because it is more efficient — it is — but because you pack differently. You pack for the trip you are... Read more...
On packing for the return, not just the departure
A carry-on designed for the journey home — when the bag has to absorb what you collected, not just what you planned to bring. Read more...
The OLAS carry-on in Bone, resting on a sunlit floor
What olas means
The word came first. Olas means waves in Spanish — the kind that return. A note on where the name comes from and what it was meant to build. Read more...