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Duffel Bags
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LOQI x Basquiat Metallic Travel Bags
Carry art, not baggage. This glossy black weekender features Jean-Michel Basquiat’s iconic Crown, a bold symbol of power and individuality. The metallic finish adds a luxe edge, while the soft structure keeps it effortlessly wearable—from spontaneous city escapes to stylish gym runs. © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
100 items for the weekend, one bag to carry them all. Our weekenders are spacious, lightweight and water-resistant, the perfect travel companions. Ready for adventure? Shuffle everything into your new favorite duffel. LOQI’s Metallic Collection is our most fashionable line. Runway-ready must-haves!
STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified.
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