Pack for spring break 2025 with Béis travel essentials
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Need a vacation? Same. We're approaching spring break season and whether you've got a sun-soaked week-long beach trip planned or a relaxing weekend getaway, having good luggage is key. I have a few go-to pieces of luggage from various brands but my Béis Weekender bag is always in rotation. It has a handy bottom compartment for my dirty boots and the main compartment's wide opening makes it super easy to see everything I've overpacked. 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 trolley pass-throughs 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 bundle offer going on with up to 20% off so you can upgrade your travel essentials just in time for spring break 2025. Check out the bundle deal and the top ten best-selling Béis pieces to shop below.
Shop best-selling Béis travel essentials for spring break 2025
1. Béis The Crescent Catchall
Béis The Crescent Catchall Get this convertible bag with plenty of pockets and a handy water bottle holder for all your daily needs!
Get this convertible bag with plenty of pockets and a handy water bottle holder for all your daily needs! $78 at Béis
2. Béis The Weekender in Olive
Béis The Weekender in Olive The Béis Weekender bag is one of the brand's most popular picks. Get it in five different colors.
The Béis Weekender bag is one of the brand's most popular picks. Get it in five different colors. $108 at Béis
3. Béis The Sport Sling in Black
Béis The Sport Sling in Black Get this super convenient sling bag so you can be hands-free during spring break 2025.
Get this super convenient sling bag so you can be hands-free during spring break 2025. $58 at Béis
4. The Ultimate Travel Duffle
The Ultimate Travel Duffle Shop the stylish new Béis Ultimate Travel Collection for all your on-the-go essentials.
Shop the stylish new Béis Ultimate Travel Collection for all your on-the-go essentials. $118 at Béis
5. Béis The Carry-On Roller in Atlas Pink
Béis The Carry-On Roller in Atlas Pink This carry-on suitcase has a built-in weight indicator, TSA-approved locks and an expandable zipper for extra room.
This carry-on suitcase has a built-in weight indicator, TSA-approved locks and an expandable zipper for extra room. $238 at Béis
Béis The Expandable Backpack This expandable, laptop-friendly backpack can hold everything you need, including your water bottle!
This expandable, laptop-friendly backpack can hold everything you need, including your water bottle! $98 at Béis
7. Béis The Wicked Backpack in Wicked Pink
Béis The Wicked Backpack in Wicked Pink Get this limited-edition Wicked-inspired backpack before it is gone for good!
Get this limited-edition Wicked-inspired backpack before it is gone for good! $148 at Béis
8. Béis The Sport Duffle Backpack in Cobalt Blue
Béis The Sport Duffle Backpack in Cobalt Blue Get this versatile duffle backpack in six colors for the gym, day trips and beyond.
Get this versatile duffle backpack in six colors for the gym, day trips and beyond. $88 at Béis
9. Béis The East To West Tote
Béis The East To West Tote This effortless tote bag is perfect for daily use and can double as your carry-on while traveling!
This effortless tote bag is perfect for daily use and can double as your carry-on while traveling! $108 at Béis
10. The Large Check-In Roller
The Large Check-In Roller Shop the stylish new Béis Ultimate Travel Collection for all your on-the-go essentials.
Shop the stylish new Béis Ultimate Travel Collection for all your on-the-go essentials. $328 at Béis
✈️ 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.
Béis The Mini Weekender The slightly smaller version of the best-selling weekender has a bottom compartment for shoes, laptop sleeve and of course, the trolley pass-through.
The slightly smaller version of the best-selling weekender has a bottom compartment for shoes, laptop sleeve and of course, the trolley pass-through. Buy at Béis
Béis The Carry-On Roller This durable carry-on roller suitcase has smooth wheels, cushioned handle and compression technology for smarter packing!
This durable carry-on roller suitcase has smooth wheels, cushioned handle and compression technology for smarter packing! Buy at Béis
Béis The Dopp Kit The spill-proof Dopp Kit features organizational compartments and a super helpful loop to hang from a towel hook while traveling!
The spill-proof Dopp Kit features organizational compartments and a super helpful loop to hang from a towel hook while traveling! Buy at Béis
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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