stackyFACTSInstead of tossing clothes into a bag and hoping for the best, obsessive organizers invented packing cubes. They essentially turned packing into a game of Tetris, allowing you to cram twice as many clothes into a tiny space while convincing yourself you are fully in control of your life.
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In the 19th century, leather luggage was wildly expensive, so thrifty travelers just chopped up old oriental rugs and stitched them into duffel bags. It was…
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Lawyers have never been known for packing light. The briefcase was birthed in the 14th century for the sole purpose of transporting legal briefs. Eventually,…
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Standing around a giant mechanical snake waiting for your belongings is a bizarre ritual. These moving rubber tracks slowly parade identical black suitcases…
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For those who find the airport terminal too exhausting, you can literally sit on your carry-on bag and drive it. Equipped with a hidden electric motor and…
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Mid-century businessmen constantly locked themselves out of their own documents by losing tiny briefcase keys. The combination lock was introduced not for…
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Leather craftsman Charles Doppelt invented this tidy little toiletry bag in 1926, but it didn't take off until WWII. The military issued them to millions of…
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