▲ 0 r/sunglasses
Didn’t expect this, but the TUMI Richards Travel Bag turned out to be one of the most practical ways to carry multiple sunglasses.
Most brands like Tumi and Rimowa sell dedicated sunglass cases—but they’re usually limited to 1–2 pairs max. This one is different.
Why it works:
- Fits up to 5 sunglasses comfortably
- Can accommodate full-sized hard cases (not just loose frames)
- Structured enough to protect, but still flexible for packing
- Clean, low-key design and doesn’t scream “sunglass case”
- Doubles as a tech/EDC pouch when not used for eyewear
I tested it with a mix of bulky and slim cases, and it handled everything without pressure points or awkward stacking.
If you rotate sunglasses often (travel, driving, or just options), this setup honestly makes more sense than buying multiple single cases.
Verdict:
Not marketed for it—but arguably a better sunglass organizer than actual sunglass cases.
u/uro360 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/ManyBaggers
Didn’t expect this, but the TUMI Richards Travel Bag turned out to be one of the most practical ways to carry multiple sunglasses.
Most brands like Tumi and Rimowa sell dedicated sunglass cases—but they’re usually limited to 1–2 pairs max. This one is different.
Why it works:
Fits up to 5 sunglasses comfortably
Can accommodate full-sized hard cases (not just loose frames)
Structured enough to protect, but still flexible for packing
Clean, low-key design and doesn’t scream “sunglass case”
Doubles as a tech/EDC pouch when not used for eyewear
I tested it with a mix of bulky and slim cases, and it handled everything without pressure points or awkward stacking.
If you rotate sunglasses often (travel, driving, or just options), this setup honestly makes more sense than buying multiple single cases.
Verdict:
Not marketed for it—but arguably a better sunglass organizer than actual sunglass cases.
u/uro360 — 2 months ago