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Hedgren sets its sights on global expansion

While keeping up with the latest trends is a must, Hedgren's design sensibilities continue to maintain its core features - functional design, elegant minimalism, and quality. For functionality, Hedgren ensures that each new bag still has small pockets for added organization and convenience, while its signature look is an elegant marriage of timeless designs and fresh color schemes.

Hedgren 21" Boarding S Carry-On Luggage

The Hedgren Boarding S spinner bag ($129) is an affordable, flexible, and easy-to-roll hard-sided carry-on bag. It also has a front pocket for your laptop or tablet, which makes it a good choice for tech-minded travelers. While it's not the absolute most spacious bag I've ever crammed into the overhead of a 737, it's a fun little companion if you travel light.

Design and Pockets

I took the 21-inch Hedgren on a two-week trip to Europe, and it found a home carrying all of my ten-year-old daughter's effects; its front laptop pocket, for instance, is perfect for a tablet and some sketchbooks. In terms of adult travel, the main pocket is good enough for a two or three day trip, but I'd draw the line at four or five days

The suitcase measures 21.7 by 13.4 by 7.9 inches (HWD) and weighs 6 pounds, which is light for hard-sided luggage. It fits all US carry-on requirements and just exceeds Ryanair's by a tiny bit, but by little enough that it might still slip in. It appears hard-sided, but because it has an external laptop pocket, it's less durable than some other hard-sided luggage I've used; the front panel will buckle…

Why I Love This Do-It-All Crossbody Purse From Hedgren

Love at first sight? That might be a little strong, but the first time I picked up my quilted Hedgren crossbody bag, I loved it. It’s one of the “bags of choice” for me — along with Travelon and Baggallini brands — when I travel on both international and domestic trips.

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I took my Hedgren bag with me when my husband Dean and I traveled on a three-week trip from Minneapolis to Okinawa, Japan, to visit our son. It kept up through our many adventures there, including hiking to Ta-Taki Falls, in and out of restaurants trying new foods, and exploring Zamami Island. 

It was the bag I grabbed when we took a two-and-a-half-week road trip from Minnesota to Maryland to visit our son. The bag went the distance through multiple-day stops in New Glarus, Wisconsin; Hocking Hills State Park and a covered bridge drive in Ohio; Shenandoah National Park in Virginia; of course, our time in Maryland with our son, and one more multi-day stop on the drive home, at Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio.

I purchased my Hedgren bag at least four years ago, and while my exact purse is…