S-03 / Outer body
Soft outer body
Woven textile concept with reinforced base; composition unconfirmed.
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Soft holdall / DEVELOPMENT STUDY
Holdall System
One open bay. Many journeys.
An open-bay holdall study for adaptable collection planning.
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DESIGN DIRECTION
A working product dossier.
All figures below are illustrative design targets. They are not a quotation, production specification or airline allowance.
- Concept reference
- WP-H03
- Study envelope
- 50 × 29 × 26 cm Unvalidated outer dimensions
- Opening
- Wide top zip opening
- Organisation
- Loose base + removable module
- Carry direction
- Twin webbing grips + strap
- Evidence status
- Not tested Physical sample required
THE LAYER ATLAS
See what changes.
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WP-H03 / ASSEMBLY STUDY
01 Body02 Organiser03 Hardware
INSPECT A LAYER
All component notes are shown.
O-03 / Organisation
Base + loose module
Organisation idea, not a verified packing capacity.
Carry this question into a briefH-03 / Carry hardware
Webbing load path
Continuous handle concept; stitch pattern and rating unconfirmed.
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A useful empty space.
An open main bay can simplify a range, but it shifts the organisation task to the user. Decide whether the collection needs removable pouches, a loose base board, or a separate shoe zone. Every extra component changes the sample list, attachment points and care discussion.
Trace the load path.
The sand webbing visually connects the handles to the body. The sewn attachment, reinforcement patch and seam allowances would need a controlled construction drawing. Ask the sample team to review the bag loaded from both the hand grips and shoulder strap.
Resolve the storage state.
A soft bag may be designed to fold, stand or collapse. Choose which state matters before approving a base material or internal organiser. Fold marks, hardware contact and return-to-shape behaviour should be observed on the actual sample rather than inferred from a rendered image.
THE FIRST SAMPLE REVIEW
Three questions
to take forward.
Use these as discussion prompts. The actual pass criteria and testing method must be agreed for your product and destination market.
Read the evidence approach- Which handle drop works when the bay is loaded?
- Should the base board be removable for storage?
- Where should strap fixings sit to reduce rolling?