88% matchMonos
DTC minimalist hardshell luggage with recycled materials
What changes: Cooler monochrome palette, less fashion-led styling
Brand profile
New York travel brand known for recycled-material luggage and totes, bought out of bankruptcy by Antler in August 2025 with a 2026 relaunch planned.

Cases and bags are built from recycled PET, upcycled plastic and vegan leather trims rather than animal hide, which is the label's core material argument.
Aviator hardside rollers, Grand Tour weekenders and Fold-Up bags come in pastel, color-blocked palettes, with monogrammable totes for personalisation.
The New York brand filed for bankruptcy in May 2025; British luggage maker Antler bought its assets in August 2025 and plans a 2026 relaunch.
88% matchDTC minimalist hardshell luggage with recycled materials
What changes: Cooler monochrome palette, less fashion-led styling
74% matchDesign-led carry-on plus refined leather bags
What changes: Real leather focus, more business/formal than pastel travel
72% matchRestrained DTC essentials with monogramming and tote focus
What changes: Wardrobe and leather goods, not wheeled luggage
66% matchPlayful color-blocked bags with personalization
What changes: Leather accessories only, no travel hard goods
Paravel makes travel goods in a fashion-led, sustainability-focused vein: Aviator hardside rollers, Grand Tour weekenders, Fold-Up bags and monogrammable totes, built with recycled PET, upcycled plastic and vegan leather trims in pastel, color-blocked palettes. Founded in New York by Indre Rockefeller and Andy Krantz, the label filed for bankruptcy in May 2025. British luggage brand Antler, part of Strand's ATR Group, bought its assets as highest bidder in August 2025 and plans to relaunch the brand in 2026.