BÉIS reviews and discussion

I got a weekender bag for my birthday 3 years ago and I have used it everytime I have traveled. I like how it has a handle strap to sit and stay on top of your rolled bag. It’s super easy to take things in and out of when traveling and has great storage inside. The bottom zipper compartment is super sturdy, unlike knockoffs of this bag. I recently got to try out my sisters carry on from this brand and ended up buying my husband a carry on, large checked bag, and a cosmetic case for Christmas!

I've had this work tote for 2 years and baby girl is holding out so strong! The quality is top notch. I love the sturdy structure. It may be called the mini, but it fits so much stuff. My owala, laptop and loupes (I'm an orthodontist) all fit in there with space to spare. Love it and would 10000% purchase it again! Also LOVE the strap on the back so it slides right onto my carryon for when I travel for conferences. It's the small additions like the key strap that really make this the perfect bag.

This is the perfect carry on. The wheels rotate well and the suitcase glides smoothly. It is also very lightweight and has lots of compartments. The suitcase comes with two laundry bags, which I really appreciated! I also bought the cover to prevent scuffs.

I wanted to love BEIS... I got the weekender bag as a gift and I LOVED it... the 3 times I got to use it. The zipper broke the third time I used it. I have reached out to customer services with pictures and details 3 times... zero response or acknowledgement. For the cost of the product, I expect that they would either fix it or replace it. Its too bad, there are many other products on the website I'm tempted to try but my sad travel bag that can't travel because its broken tells me to shop elsewhere.

I have both the carry-on and medium check-in in grey. Both my partner and I use them; the size is great for individual or couple travel. For a weekend trip, we can share the check-in, bring our own personal bags, and we’re set. For a 7-9 day trip to Hawaii and a weeklong trip to Curaçao, we brought both, and I brought an additional overnight duffel. We only checked the larger suitcase. Compartments are helpful for organization; toiletries can go in separate bags or the spillproof zippered pouches. The compression and expansion features are great for when you shop or want to decrease the weight of your carry-on bags. Carry-on suitcase is tough enough to check in a pinch or at the gate and come back in good shape.

For the price, the quality should really be better. You’re just paying for the brand name and not the actual product. Wheels broke within the year and the first time I ever used it, it became scratched soooo quickly. Bummer bc they do make really cute stuff! Cute just doesn’t cut it.

I have the carry on and mini weekend in Maple and am in LOVE. Only need one piece for a weekend trip, the pair allows you to pack for at least a week trip. The design and colors are amazing. Instagram favorite! My mom just got all the females in our family bags for Christmas!

I know there are a couple competitors in this space but Beis holds its own - it seems more luxurious but without outrageous pricing. They have a big range of products - from the see-through crossbody, to mini roller to bring on flights, and various toiletry options. I love the products all feel sophisticated but young, with thoughtful design in their amenities. They are practical but look good as well.

Shay really thinks of everything between the pockets, key leashes, etc! I love these bags, the crescent catchall is my ride or die. I have it in a limited edition cobalt blue and get compliments all the time. I also love my mini weekender as a personal item for airline travel!

I've first bought from Beis over 3 years ago to het their hanging cosmetics case and I absolutely loved it - super practical and used it for a long time. Then, I discovered all their mom/baby products and got a bunch of them for my friends - I also kept one diaper backpack (Elsa collection) for myself as it just was so cute and also practical. I don't have a kid but it kept everything organized for me for travels & more. Eventually, I had to get a weekender and a carry-on (well, two carry ons, as I got the international size and regular size) and I love all of them. The weekender is great for road trips while I love the carry-ons for flights. I have taken the regular size carry-on on many international trips and have not had any issues yet (knock on wood) - but when I want to feel super sure that all things go right and it's a shorter trip I just take the small one. The regular fits so much that I've taken it on trips of 10 days or more and been fine. Especially when you pair it with the expandable backpack you will be able to fit a lot. When I first saw the expandable backpack I thought "this is supposed to fit stuff? it looks tiny" but then I used it and it fits so, so much. And the different pockets are perfect!!! It's my holy grail backpack at this point. Especially since I am a very klutzy gal and any spills just wipe off the material. I am obsessed. I also have the regular backpack that also fits a lot but since I love the expandable so much I have not used that one yet. Now, onto my newest purchase, the essential toiletry kit. Ever since it's first release during the Wicked drop I've been eye-ing this case but I was hesitant due to the fact that I just couldn't imagine how it would actually work and if I would use it much since I mostly need clear cases for air travel. Recently, though, I needed to take a bunch of makeup on the road for an event and couldn't really find a good case for it, so I pulled the trigger when the Thingdrop happened. When it got delivered I immediately put all my stuff in there that I still had in various different bags that I took to the event and went "woah it fits all of this and there is still room?" - like, I am not joking, I had everything I put into this case in three different bags before. And yes the case is pretty big so I wouldn't take it in a carry on (you couldn't anyway cause it's not clear) but if you have a suitcase you're going to check or its a road trip, this case will be your savior. So many organizing pockets and, again, so much room. Plus, you don't have to worry about it toppling over on the sink like my three other bags did. Definitely a new favorite for me!!!

I ordered the Weekender Bag for a 5 day trip. That’s a little longer than a weekend, but I thought the bag could work as my carry on. The overall quality of the fabric and stitching looks pretty good and there are substantial zippers and hardware. I like the bottom compartment for shoes and other solid things, it was really what sold me on the bag. This section has been great and might be my favorite feature. I also really like how the top structure sort of snaps closed when you zip it up. There are two strap options and the shoulder one, despite being padded, is still rough on the shoulder if you put heavy things in the bag. There are also internal compartments like a padded laptop area and some zippered pockets. Different people will have different mileage with those. I mostly don’t use them, but it’s nice to have the option. The bag is a bit bigger than I expected. Normally that would be good, but given how airlines keep decreasing the acceptable size for carry ons I am worried that this will become too big soon. Also if you are doing a quick trip via an airport I don’t know that there is an advantage to a shoulder bag, as opposed to one you can roll along. Overall I am a qualified happy about my purchase. This bag probably won’t be my go to for airplane trips, but definitely will for trips where I drive or take a train to the destination.

First things first: the organization and travel-ready design are very solid. In my use, I found it lightweight (for a backpack with this amount of structure), and the actual carry comfort is good: the straps are padded, the back sits nicely, and when loaded moderately it still felt balanced. The size is very travel-friendly, I’ve used it as a day bag while commuting, and also as a carry-on bag on short trips. The interior space is real: I could fit a laptop, notebook, charger, jacket, and still have room for extras without feeling jammed. If you’re looking for a backpack that straddles everyday use and travel smoothly, the BÉIS The Backpack is a very strong option. It hits those major marks: spacious yet not oversized, organized without overstuffed, and stylish without being just fashion-fluff. It works particularly well if you travel moderately, carry a laptop, and want one bag that can handle multiple roles. If you’re a heavy packer, carry super bulky gear, or need ultra-rugged structure, you may want one with more rigid support. But for most commuters and travelers, this one is a winner.

Love this suitcase! Not only is it aesthetically pleasing/stylish, but it also functions better than any other suitcase I've ever owned and is a HUGE upgrade from my Amazon Basics carry-on. The smooth roll and padded handle make all the difference! I also love the various built-in pockets within the suitcase and the included bag for dirty laundry. It feels like every scenario was thought through when designing these bags, including the hook on the outside of the suitcase that can be used to hang something from it.

I have a range of bags from BÉIS and their competitors. From the medium size checked bag, to the large (23”) carry-on, and the crescent weekender bag. Beis’s product quality and streamlined design stands up to Away for less cost. I also like that more divider compartments, a weight scale, and padded handle are built into BÉIS bags. The crescent “day tripper” weekender is the perfect size for your travel personal bag.

This is a wonderful product! It is spacious, well build, stands up on its own, and I love how the top is mesh with a zipper opening. Plus, there are thoughtful side pockets so the carrier can carrier other essentials safely (phone, wallet, dog treats!). Highly recommend!

I’d been traveling with an old suitcase for years and finally decided it was time for an upgrade. After weeks of comparing options online, I landed on BEIS and purchased the Carry-On Roller. I have to say — I wish I had also grabbed the Weekender bag at the same time, since it pairs perfectly with the suitcase. Unfortunately, when I went back to buy it, the matching color was no longer available. As for the Carry-On Roller itself, it really does the trick. The build feels sturdy, it glides smoothly, and my favorite feature is the expandable zipper, which gives me extra space whenever I inevitably overpack (which is every trip!). Also has a lock for security! Overall, I’d definitely recommend BEIS for anyone looking for a functional, stylish suitcase that’s thoughtfully designed for real travelers.

I have added on to my Beis collection because I’ve been so happy with my previous pieces (the roller luggage and backpack). After researching competing brands, I’m so happy I went with Beis because the products are sturdy, well made, stylish and have just the right add-on pieces to make for a beautiful travel set. I didn’t appreciate how much I enjoyed traveling with a well organized and stylish luggage set until I got into Beis. Having everything you need either at your disposal, or organized enough that you know exactly where it is, makes for far less stress during your trip!

Overall the toiletry bag is fine. Not particularly better than other brands, but I do like that it lays flat when opened. At first it seemed super spacious, but when you try to zip it you realize that it holds less than you think. The color is nice but the material feels pretty cheap. Wouldn't buy more but will use this.

I have noticed many a Beis product around the airport and have always thought the fit and finish looked great from a distance, but I had not had a chance to experience the products until recently upgrading my wife’s travel kit with a new backpack and a weekender. Both feel extremely well made and the backpack has made a brief 24 hour trip without issue and is about to go on a week long trip. The bags both make great use of space and have nice material usage. My one gripe for the backpack in particular is that the straps though comfortable could stand for a bit more padding. That said, this is absolutely a nit I am picking and the inclusion of a luggage/trolly strap for hooking to a rollaboard will likely cut heavily down on backpack wearing time. But I wanted to flag as coming from a Timbuk2 bag the straps are a bit of a step down. However all of the other finishes are stellar!

Beis is my go-to for travel bags. I've had both the hardshell and the carry-on bag that fits on top of the roller. I can fit SO much in both of them and they make me feel like Hermione from Harry Potter with all the things I'm able to stuff in there.