BlankSlate is the OEM and private-label manufacturing arm backed by U.S. Luggage, bringing more than 85 years of travel-goods experience to brands developing new products. The company works alongside clients from early concepts through production, while its recycled-material programs have repurposed more than 64 million plastic bottles into bags and luggage.
GO PACGO PAC makes packable travel bags and apparel, pairing lightweight, water-resistant designs with the textile expertise of Brookwood Companies Inc. Its totes and duffles fold into their own pouches, including a 65-liter weekender that weighs just eight ounces. The brand draws on more than 30 years of textile manufacturing experience, with materials tested in a U.S. laboratory and each product inspected by global manufacturing partners before packing.New York, NY
BiaggiBiaggi makes travel luggage and organizers built around a simple idea: carry more without making travel bulkier. Its standout designs include under-seat bags that expand into carry-ons and packing cubes that hang open at the destination, while the company’s more than 500,000 happy travelers and 80,000-plus five-star reviews point to a brand with a substantial following.NEW YORK, NY
Westlake DimexSince its founding as Dimex in 1991, Westlake Dimex has built its identity around American manufacturing with recycled plastics. The company processes discarded plastic into compounds and finished goods, using its own materials expertise to serve both its product lines and other manufacturers. Its more than 400,000-square-foot facilities keep tens of millions of pounds of plastic scrap out of landfills each year, and its recycled-content products are GreenCircle certified.MARIETTA, OH
Graham PackagingGraham Packaging has been making custom plastic bottles and containers since 1970, when it began by converting metal motor-oil cans to plastic. Headquartered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the company now operates more than 70 locations worldwide and produces millions of bottles each year, pairing bottle design and engineering with manufacturing close to customers’ filling facilities. Its York-based Graham Recycling Company has made bottle-to-bottle recycling part of the business since 1990, diverting more than 300 million plastic containers from landfills annually.LANCASTER, PA