RIMOWA works in collaboration with contemporary artist Daniel Arsham on a limited edition collection that is highlighted by the eroded suitcase true to both contributing efforts. The unique suitcase also comes along with an Eroded Turntable that rests inside of the luggage brand's Pilot Case.
It is designed in a dusty chalk white color and the turntable is hand-cast from plaster and crushed glass. The Pilot Case is made with grooved aluminum which is aligned with the design language of RIMOWA. Rounding out the overall look is a range of vintage-style logos that are detailed in Arsham Green Pantone colors. The limited edition Pilot Case is set to arrive in the tonal options of silver and black with 500 units made in the respective colors.
Image Credit: RIMOWA, Arsham Studios
What's Driving This Trend
- Limited Artful Suitcase Capsules
- Brands can collaborate with artists to create unique travel items that appeal to collectors.
- Eroded Suitcase Design
- Designers can experiment with new textures and materials to create innovative luggage designs.
- Vintage-style Logos
- Retro logos can add a nostalgic touch to modern brands and products.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Art Collaboration
- Fashion brands and artists can work together to create unique limited edition collections that tap into both industries' audiences.
- Luggage Design
- Luggage designers can experiment with innovative materials and textures to create unique and functional suitcases.
- Brand Identity and Nostalgia
- Brands can incorporate vintage-style logos and designs to tap into consumer nostalgia and build brand identity.
