Founded by industrial designer and cyclist Maria Boustead, Po Campo makes functional bike bags designed to move easily from the bike to everyday life. The proudly woman-owned company blends user-tested practicality with playful prints, sustainable fabrics and details such as reflective accents and water resistance, creating gear for urban riders, families and kids alike.
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CrumplerFounded in Melbourne in 1995 by three bike couriers, Crumpler makes sturdy, practical bags rooted in messenger-bag design. The brand is known for pairing bike practicality and simple construction with bright colour, playful design and a distinctly Melbourne spirit; one of the original founders has since returned to revive that character.BROOKLYN, NY
BYBBABYBBA, a female-founded brand with a New York design team, makes packable reusable bags from its own Techniluxe™ fabric, created from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic. Its foldaway totes, travel bags, and crossbodies are designed to replace single-use carriers while remaining practical for everyday use. Through its partnership with 4Ocean, every bag sold funds the removal of one pound of plastic from oceans, rivers, and coastlines.
Schulz CollectionAfter losing her home and riding gear in California wildfires, rider and artist Lindsey Schulz founded Schulz Collection to make equestrian bags that bring order, durability, and elegance to life between the barn and showgrounds. Its 1912 collection is designed around how riders actually travel, with coordinated carriers that can work together and materials chosen to last rather than head for the landfill. Schulz also gives each purchase back to Project Regeneration and uses recycled and bluesign-certified materials through its supply chain.
MaptoteSince 2006, Brooklyn couple Rachel Rheingold and Michael Berick have grown Maptote from a tote-bag idea in their apartment into a women-owned small business known for giving places a distinctive, wearable identity. The company makes location-inspired goods for locals and visitors, with production carried out in its Brooklyn community using US-sourced cotton.BROOKLYN, NY