Accessories

Travel accessories for the details your luggage and bags don't cover. RFID-blocking wallets and passport holders, wireless power banks and chargers, toiletry bags, garment folders, shoe cubes, tech organisers, and packable bags that fold into their own pouch.

The RFID passport wallets block contactless card skimming, the same protection built into our anti-theft bags but in a standalone format. The tech accessories range covers GaN chargers, wireless power banks, and cable organisers for keeping devices charged and untangled. Toiletry bags hang, open flat, and adapt to different bathroom setups. Organisers and pouches handle everything from shoe storage to garment folding to specialty items that need their own compartment. Pair any of these with our travel packing cubes and travel luggage for a complete system.

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Passport Wallets

Passport, boarding pass, cards, and cash in one secure spot. RFID-blocking layers that keep your data yours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is RFID blocking and do I need it for travel?
RFID blocking prevents wireless readers from scanning the contactless chips in your credit cards, debit cards, and passport. Without shielding, someone with a reader in a crowded place could pull card data without touching your wallet. An RFID-blocking wallet or passport holder contains a material that blocks the signal. If you carry contactless cards or a biometric passport, it's a worthwhile precaution for travel.
What is a GaN charger?
GaN (gallium nitride) chargers use a newer semiconductor material that handles more power in a smaller, lighter unit than traditional silicon chargers. They run cooler, charge faster, and often support multiple devices from a single plug. For travel, the benefit is fewer chargers to pack and less weight in your bag.
What should I look for in a travel toiletry bag?
A bag that hangs from a hook or towel rail, opens flat for full visibility of contents, and has compartments that keep bottles upright and separated. Water-resistant lining on the inside is important for containing leaks. Size depends on how much you carry, but a bag that holds your essentials without wasting space on empty room is better than one that's oversized.
Do I need a separate tech organiser for travel?
If you travel with more than a phone charger, yes. Cables, adapters, earbuds, power banks, and spare batteries tangle and scatter through a bag quickly. A dedicated organiser keeps them in one place and makes security screening faster because you pull out one pouch rather than hunting through pockets.
What are garment folders and shoe cubes for?
Garment folders hold shirts, blouses, and trousers in a structured fold that reduces creasing during transit. Shoe cubes separate your shoes from clean clothing and contain dirt and odour inside the cube. Both work alongside packing cubes to keep the inside of your suitcase compartmentalised.

Travel accessories worth packing

Protecting your cards and identity


RFID skimming uses wireless readers to pull data from contactless cards and passports without physical contact. It happens in crowded places where someone with a reader gets close enough to your pocket or bag. An RFID passport wallet or RFID leather wallet blocks the signal. The shielding material sits inside the wallet, so it works passively. You don't need to do anything differently, your cards are protected while they're inside.


Keeping tech charged and organised


Chargers, cables, adapters, and power banks add up fast. A GaN charger handles multiple devices from a single plug and runs cooler than older charger designs. A wireless power bank charges compatible phones without a cable. A tech organiser keeps everything in one place so you're not fishing through your bag for a charging cable at the airport. These are small items individually, but together they make a noticeable difference to how smoothly a trip runs.