Wang Yangming showcases the best of TUMI fashion with the ultimate travel suitcase for a perfect journey
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
American top-tier business and fashion brand TUMI launched its 2017 Spring/Summer collection of bags and suitcases in Taiwan. This season, it specially incorporates new Cuban elements, boldly using designs such as halo prints and banana leaves to showcase tropical flair fashion aesthetics. It also newly introduced best-selling Bravo in new colors: Starry Black and Glossy Silver, and added many vibrant and eye-catching women’s bags. The strong visual design will offer consumers more novel choices. At the same time, the innovative suitcase 19 DEGREE combines architectural aesthetics and structure with scratch-resistant and lightweight materials, sure to become this spring and summer’s most eye-catching item.
TUMI’s 2017 Spring/Summer new collection incorporates new Cuban elements, boldly using designs such as halo prints and banana leaves to showcase tropical flair fashion aesthetics, appearing lively and dazzling. (Image provided by TUMI Taiwan)
The professional taste-maker’s top choice: Wang Yangming and three artisans create the perfect journey through TUMI
To demonstrate that TUMI is the best travel companion, this year it specially invited the sunny and diving-loving heartthrob Wang Yangming, in his role as a TUMI Global Citizen, to bring the innovative TUMI 19 DEGREE aluminum 20T carry-on suitcase and the classic Haydon Wilson backpack to Hawaii. There, he swam with whale sharks in the ocean, enjoyed the radiant sunshine, and also created his dream journey through TUMI. Wang Yangming happily said, “The 19 DEGREE aluminum suitcase is not only stylish in appearance, lightweight and convenient, but also perfectly accommodates all the necessary diving gear, making travel transitions much easier. Thanks to TUMI, we had a safe and perfect journey.”
Wang Yangming, as a TUMI Global Citizen, shared his Hawaii filming experience at the TUMI Spring/Summer new product launch, fully showcasing the professionalism and charm of a diving man. (Image provided by TUMI Taiwan)
In addition, the practicality of TUMI suitcases and bags is also widely loved by professional artisans from various fields. Therefore, for the first time, TUMI specially invited three leading professionals from Taiwan to showcase their different bag needs in their respective professions and turned them into a series of experience videos, conveying the perfect journey that artisans pursue. In the videos, marathon national athlete Chang Chia-Che traveled to Japan to participate in the 2017 Kagawa Marugame Half Marathon and specifically chose the classic TAHOE Marshall shoulder bag with a luxurious sporty style. Made from highly durable waterproof functional fabric, with leather trim, sealed hidden zippers, and edge-stitching craftsmanship technology, it perfectly meets the needs of athletes who often compete outdoors and need to carry protective equipment, allowing him to focus entirely on completing the important race. International fashion stylist Li Youqun, due to his pursuit of ultimate aesthetics, has a special fondness for the Haydon Powell tote bag. Its extraordinary navy blue color and naturally versatile appearance allow him to carry numerous styling accessories while maintaining a fashionable artistic taste. Professional racing driver Shen Huilan showcases the urban woman’s both soft and strong side with the eye-catching Voyageur Halle pink backpack. Its soft yet durable lightweight design reduces travel burden, and the multi-compartment interior design allows for more precise categorization of pre-race preparation materials. The thoughtful and practical design enables her to perfectly unleash her passion for every highly challenging race.
The three artisans showcase the TUMI Spring/Summer new product launch, from left: international fashion stylist Li Youqun, marathon national athlete Chang Chia-Che, professional racing driver Shen Huilan. (Image provided by TUMI Taiwan)
Cuban flair, starry hues, and halo patterns: TUMI’s Spring/Summer new collection showcases diverse styles
TUMI has always been a favorite bag brand among high-end business professionals. Its stiff, wear-resistant ballistic nylon material, finely compartmentalized interiors, and patented designs make it an essential professional bag for business travelers on work trips. In recent years, TUMI has continued to break through and innovate, incorporating cultural elements from different countries into its exterior designs. The 2017 Spring/Summer new collection takes “Cuban flair” as its theme, integrating the colorful and passionate imagery of Cuban streets and scenery into each series, and also launching multiple bright and colorful women’s bags, breaking the public’s previous impression of TUMI as mainly offering steady, male-oriented bags, making this spring and summer’s TUMI especially vibrant and dazzling. For example, the Tahoe series, targeted at outdoor sports enthusiasts, introduces new designs for this season with orange and banana leaf patterned bags that incorporate Cuban imagery. The best-selling Bravo series, inspired by the reflection of the beautiful night sky over Havana’s rural areas in Cuba, makes its first bold attempt with starry black and glossy silver tones, still showing a cool and stylish side even at night. The lightest hard-shell suitcase, V3, also debuts beautiful new Cuban colors, using ocean blue and halo patterns symbolizing the sunset near the city to interpret the unrestrained vibe of the Caribbean.
TUMI’s brand flagship store in Taipei 101. (Photography by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Zhang Yingying)
Architectural aesthetics X lightweight materials: TUMI 19 DEGREE breaks the limits of suitcase manufacturing
TUMI’s first aluminum suitcase series in brand history, 19 DEGREE, continues to shine with bold and outstanding appeal this spring and summer. Unlike its usual business steadiness, its modern and cutting-edge aesthetic design is even more prominent, representing the pinnacle of TUMI’s innovation in suitcase design. The name 19 DEGREE also originates from this aesthetic streamline engraving, drawing inspiration from the smooth lines of nature and the precise mechanics of architecture, forged into structural lines that combine sculptural imagery with practical scratch resistance. It shapes the contours of the suitcase from a unique angle, yet presents surprisingly softness, along with a strong eye-catching appeal. In addition to its appearance, 19 DEGREE upholds TUMI’s DNA by continuing multiple patented functional designs, such as the TSA customs lock, as well as the X-Brace 45® handle made from aerospace-grade aluminum, using a three-point closing box design and molded corner protectors to further enhance the protection of personal items. The internal storage function is also not to be underestimated, with lightweight dual compartments and diamond-patterned liners that cater to every traveler’s needs while maintaining TUMI’s consistent functional advantages, making the travel experience even more unique.
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