Antler launches new Summer Capsule collection just in time for summer holidays
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Antler may be best known for its array of bold, durable and oh-so-chic suitcases, overnight bags and holdalls, but the brand has expanded its collection once again to bring shoppers even more protective items for our personal belongings.
From June 3, Antler will launch its Summer Capsule, which includes a variety of protective garments to house your other travel and sporting essentials, such as a Tennis Racket Cover, Detachable Sunglasses Pouch, as well as a Reversible Tote Bag and more.
The new seven-piece drop follows a unisex colour palette, as the designs are mostly monochrome with Antler's signature green accents, which is said to mimic the 'sharp lines of traditional lawn attire', according to the website. This combination draws on Antler's signature functionality, but also draws on quintessential British summer sporting aesthetic too – think the clean cuts of cricket and Wimbledon whites with a flash of bold hues (like that from a citrus tennis ball being batted back and forth).
However, there are some staples in the collection that are a little bolder, such as the sunglasses pouches, which come in green and orange. More Trending
The Summer Collection has been designed to support the existing (and much loved) luggage collection at Antler, whether you are packing for an active getaway or sporting retreat, Antler is the one stop shop for your suitcase, hand luggage, sunglasses case and tennis racket cover. Simply genius, if you ask us, especially considering the rise of airport aesthetics.
However, you can simply be strolling to your next friendly match, heading for a coaching session, or a walk in the park, and the stunning new-in will still deliver.
There's no denying Antler's products have been built to last, so not only is the new Summer Capsule stylish, but practical and durable to suit your every need, year in and year out.
The collection ranges in price from £50 to £135, which you can shop at Antler from 3rd June.
With Wimbledon just around the corner it's no surprise tennis, or padel, becomes one of the most popular sports. So, inevitably we dust off our rackets, or buy new, to get into the spirit. With a new found love for heading to the courts, we obviously need a Tennis Racket Cover to keep the precious piece of kit safe. The cover has been made from durable, water-repellent materials to see you through the seasons. It features a detachable strap to make it easy to wear when walking to and from your match hands-free. BUY NOW FOR £90
We love a tote bag, but a reversible tote bag is a new one, and of course we need it. This design features a cream side and contrasting black side, which you can easily switch between simply by flipping inside out. The fabric is water-repellent, lightweight, and durable enough to take you from the office, to the gym, and everything in between. Plus, it features two wide shoulder straps to avoid it digging into your shoulders. Buy Now for £90
A crossbody bag is a fuss-free bag I love, as it can house the essential items in one place, and is versatile enough to style in different ways, especially if you want to go handsfree. The long strap can be adjusted to help you find a comfortable fit when carrying the bag, whether it is across the body, over the shoulder, or around the waist. It is lightweight, and compact, so it is best used for the essentials, such as a phone, passport, and wallet. Available in black and cream colourways. Buy Now for £135
Finding your sunglasses in a tote bag can be like finding a needle in a haystack, plus it can mean your lenses get scratched, which could jeopardise how protective they are from harmful UV rays. The solution? A sunglasses pouch. The structured leather pouch is not only stylish, but practical to keep your belongings safe. The popper fastening ensures your sunnies don't slip out of the pouch, while the chain and carabiner can be hooked on to your bag to make it easy to access on sunny days. Available in vibrant orange or forest green. Buy Now for £65
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