Pure Attire Collection Work & Travel Edit
A Place for Everything
Leather pieces for work and travel, chosen by use.
Organization starts with noticing where things collect: the laptop loose in a tote, the cards in a jacket pocket, the passport checked twice at the gate. Decide what each item should hold—or stop carrying.
The premise
One place for the laptop, one for cards, one for documents.
Start with the place, then choose the piece.
The most useful accessory solves a recurring friction. Decide what an object should hold before comparing leather, color, or product names.
Write down what you carried yesterday—laptop, cable, notebook, lunch card. That list beats a list of features. These pieces are not a set, no compatibility is claimed, and no one needs all five.
The Ragna Backpack: begin with the load.
Size a backpack around the load you carry. The Ragna has multiple interior compartments, a laptop slip pocket the listing references for 14-inch devices, adjustable shoulder straps, and a grab handle. That reference is not a guarantee for every device.
Measure your laptop’s closed width, depth, and thickness, then again with its sleeve. Review the layout and confirm interior measurements on the listing. Natural color variations may occur.
Check the Ragna product detailsThe Runa Sleeve: separate from the bag.
A sleeve and a work bag solve different jobs. The sleeve covers and organizes the computer; the bag carries it with everything else.
The Runa has a full-grain leather exterior, polyester lining, protective padding and padded corners, and a slim flap-over strap closure without zippers or magnets. No sleeve dimensions or verified compatibility are supplied here. Check the selected option’s internal measurements and the total footprint; the Runa and Ragna are separate products, and no fit between them is claimed. Padding is not a promise of drop protection.
Sleeve
Covers and contains the device.
Bag
Carries it with the working day.
The Pathfinder Wallet: capacity before size.
Wallet size matters, but capacity matters more. The Pathfinder is a longer bifold—7.3 × 3.5 × 0.8 inches—with 11 card holders, an ID window, bill storage, and an inner zippered pocket.
Count the cards you truly carry, including transit, insurance, and loyalty cards. If the number is small, 11 holders may exceed your needs. If it is large, a designated slot for each makes the set easier to review. Check the 7.3-inch length against your pocket; this is not a tiny front-pocket wallet, and comfort when full is not guaranteed. No RFID blocking or theft protection is claimed.
See the Pathfinder wallet detailsThe Priam Passport Cover: one place for documents.
A passport cover is an organizing tool, not a security device. Its value is a predictable place for documents that otherwise migrate between pockets and hotel surfaces.
The Priam is handmade full-grain cowhide crazy horse leather with two compartments intended for travel documents, cards, or small items. Natural variations in color and texture may occur. No exact dimensions are supplied here; passport formats differ, so check the listing for fit. No universal fit, RFID blocking, or waterproofing is claimed.
Return the cover to the same compartment after every check, and empty it after the trip. A single designated pocket can serve the same purpose.
Check the Priam cover listingThe Leather Luggage Tag: identified and covered.
A marker for a bag in transit.
Identification matters when a bag waits on a carousel. The full grain leather tag measures 4.7 × 2.5 × 0.2 inches, with an adjustable leather strap, a brass buckle, and a covered identification window.
Write contact details you are comfortable sharing and secure the card behind the window. Check the fastening before the bag is checked. This is a visual identifier—not a tracking device, anti-theft product, or lost-luggage guarantee.
See the luggage tag optionsAbout the photograph
The photo shows three color examples; the listing names brown, dark brown, and black. It is not a set—check current options and inclusions.
At a glance
What each piece organizes—and what to check.
Verify measurements and options on each product page. No item requires another.
| Item | What it organizes | What to check before buying |
|---|---|---|
| The Ragna Backpack | A laptop and the day’s larger items. | Measure the laptop and case; inspect the layout. |
| The Runa Sleeve | The laptop, with padding and padded corners. | Internal measurements and total footprint. |
| The Pathfinder Wallet | Cards, ID, bills, and the inner zip pocket. | The 7.3-inch length and your card count. |
| The Priam Passport Cover | Documents, cards, or small items in two compartments. | Document fit and included quantity. |
| The Luggage Tag | A covered ID card on a bag. | Current colors and included items. |
Details come from the product listings; verify stock, options, and fit.
Before you buy
The five-minute packing check.
Complete this before choosing a piece—or deciding your current one already works.
Organization is knowing where something belongs—and putting it back.