Transit Shell
A compact rolling-case study for a coordinated travel range.
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT / TRAVEL GOODS
Built for the
in-between.
Between a plan and a prototype.
Between what you pack and how you move.
THREE PRODUCT STUDIESONE DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE
A RANGE WITH INTENT
Every format has a job.
Compare the access, organisation and carry choices before writing the first sample brief.
Transfer Pack
A structured travel-pack study with a suitcase-style opening.
Holdall System
An open-bay holdall study for adaptable collection planning.
THINK FROM THE INSIDE OUT
The unseen parts
shape the journey.
A different opening changes how a bag is packed. A different attachment changes how a part can be reviewed. Make those dependencies visible before a sample becomes a commitment.
Open the layer atlasPlan the packing envelopeFROM DIRECTION TO DISCUSSION
A shorter path to a clearer brief.
Choose an occasion
Start with access moments, typical contents and how the user moves. A product category alone is not a use case.
Identify the dependency
Link an outer finish to a seam, organiser or hardware interface. Keep visual preference separate from verified performance.
Ask for evidence
Write what the sample should demonstrate and what remains unresolved. Approve a physical outcome against agreed criteria.
YOUR NEXT DEVELOPMENT CONVERSATION
Turn a decision into a sample question.
Build a local brief with the product, layer and material direction you want to discuss.