Pack up to 20% in savings with Shay Mitchell's Béis Valentine's Day bundle
Pack up to 20% in savings with Shay Mitchell's Béis Valentine's Day bundle Shop the cult-favorite Béis weekender bags, dopp kits, carry-on rollers and more.
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As the winter season kicks into high gear, you might be looking forward to a long weekend getaway, spring break 2025 or even a summer vacation in a few months. No matter how big a trip you have planned, having high-quality luggage is seriously key. From weekender bags and backpacks to checked luggage and carry-on bags, Béis is one of the most popular brands for travel essentials. Founded by actress and entrepreneur Shay Mitchell, Béis Travel has become famous for innovative, multi-functional luggage and bags. The brand has basically thought of everything from built-in weight indicators and TSA-approved locks to AirTag holders and genius trolley pass-through on shoulder bags so you can effortlessly roll through the airport and people will think you have it all together (I don't, but I want people to think I do). Right now, Béis has a sweet Valentine's Day bundle offer going on with up to 20% off so you can surprise your wanderlust-struck person with the best gifts. Below, I've highlighted the bundle and a few of my absolute favorite Béis pieces to shop this winter.
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💝 Get 15% off when you combine any Béis roller with a backpack or weekender bag. Get 20% off when you combine any Beis roller with a backpack or weekender and a dopp kit.
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🛍️ More: Check out 19 super popular Valentine's Day gifts for women
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1. Béis The Crescent Catchall
2. Béis The Weekender in Olive
3. Béis The Sport Sling in Black
4. Béis The Carry-On Roller in Atlas Pink
6. Béis The Large Check-In Roller in Maple
7. Béis The Sport Duffle Backpack in Cobalt Blue
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8. Béis The East To West Tote
What is Béis Travel?
Founded by actress Shay Mitchell in 2018, Béis has cultivated a loyal following thanks to the brand's stellar reviews, popular social media presence and of course, a celebrity endorsement doesn't hurt. Many customers are initially drawn to the brand because of its association with Mitchell, who is known for her chic fashion sense and love of travel.
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