Open Cinomadist travel backpack beside a laptop on an office desk
Business traveler carrying a black Cinomadist travel bag on a rolling suitcase

One Bag. More Possibilities.

I wanted one bag that could move through different parts of life without feeling out of place. Most options asked me to choose between polished and practical.

Cinomadist grew out of that frustration. We began creating purposeful carry gear for people whose days don’t stay in one place—considered in appearance, practical in use, and ready for the journey ahead.

5

Projects

100

Total Funded %

2900+

Backers

60+

Countries

The Swift Story

Swift, our third project, went through six full iterations.

We adjusted the structure, changed materials, refined the balance, and reconsidered how each part should work. Six wasn’t a marketing number. It was simply how many tries it took before the product felt right.

That experience still shapes how we design today: test, refine, and keep only what earns its place.

Water droplets beading on black technical fabric used for Cinomadist travel bags

A Bag Shouldn’t Cost a Life.

At Cinomadist, we choose not to use animal leather for a simple reason: we don’t believe an animal should be killed for something we carry.

This isn’t a trend or a marketing angle. It’s a principle. So we work with technical fabrics that give our bags the durability, function, and character they need—without compromising what we believe.

Man wearing a black Cinomadist travel backpack on a city crosswalk

Still Learning. Still Building.

We still remember the pressure of our first shipment—and the first message from a backer telling us the wait had been worth it.

Those moments keep us grounded. We’re still learning from every release, listening to the people who carry our products, and working to make each one better than the last.

We don’t want to make everything. We want to make useful things well.