Eastpak Tranverz wheeled luggage

Eastpak Tranverz is a highly popular series of wheeled travel bags that blends the durability of a soft-shell duffel with the convenience of a trolley. The Tranverz line, available in sizes ranging from cabin (S) to large (L), is known for its signature double-deck compartments, compression straps, and robust construction geared toward the urban traveler. The brand's origins date back to 1952, when it started as Eastern Canvas Products, a manufacturer of heavy-duty packs for the U.S. military.

In 1976, the brand pivoted toward the consumer market and eventually introduced the first-ever wheeled luggage for consumers in 1999. Since 2000, Eastpak has been a subsidiary of the VF Corporation, an American giant that also owns brands like The North Face and Vans. While the brand is American by birth, its global operations are largely managed from Antwerp, Belgium, and its manufacturing is spread across multiple countries, primarily in Asia and Europe, to support its global reach.