Antler unveils the new Discovery Collection, marking a confident move into outdoor travel for the British travel brand. The expanded collection brings together Antler’s purpose-led design with functional features and durable materials for travellers whose needs go beyond the limits of traditional luggage. Built for real-world exploration and more active travel, Discovery is rooted in the belief that adventure can happen anywhere – it isn’t tied to a destination, but the way you travel. Discovery starts with Antler.
Building on the success of the best-selling original Discovery Backpack, Antler introduces two new silhouettes designed for travellers seeking a more flexible, adventure-ready alternative to traditional hardside luggage: a Wheeled Duffel and a 45L Backpack. Both pieces retain the original’s design codes and functional spirit, while introducing new formats for travel versatility.
The 68L Wheeled Duffel is Antler’s first hybrid holdall, pairing an ultra-durable, scratch-resistant hard shell back with a flexible, water-repellent soft front made with 100% recycled fabric. Designed to be packed like a duffel but pulled like a suitcase, it can be strapped in, stacked up, and stowed in unpredictable spaces – with oversized rubber wheels built to handle tougher terrain.
The 45L Backpack is a smart, hands-free solution for cabin luggage, ideal for travellers who like to move lightly and freely. With suitcase-style access, compression straps, and a padded laptop sleeve, it offers structure and ease in equal measure.
Discovery is built to handle spontaneity and mobility – from gravel paths to cobbled city streets, train terminals to off-beat trails. The collection is available in Carbon Black and signature Antler Green, with the addition of bold Mustard Yellow and Meadow Purple for those who want to stand out on their journey of discovery.
Each colour takes its cue from the British landscape – from wild mustard fields and wildflower meadows, to the deep, earthy Antler Green found across Antler’s core collections.
| Eat |
The charming villages of Betws-y-Coed and Beddgelert are not only steeped in history but also perfect for indulging in local treats, from cosy tearooms to traditional Welsh pubs. Their scenic streets and riverside walks make them a delight to explore before or after a hearty meal. |
| Stay |
For an unforgettable night under the stars, Llyn Gwynant Campsite offers a perfect blend of nature and comfort. With its lakeside setting, on-site bar, wood-fired pizzas, and panoramic mountain views, it’s a magical base for exploring Snowdonia. |
| Explore |
The Watkin Path is one of the most spectacular routes up Snowdon, leading hikers through lush woodlands, waterfalls, and rugged landscapes. Though it’s a challenging climb, the sweeping views across Snowdonia National Park make every step worthwhile. |
| Unwind |
After a day of adventure, relax and rejuvenate at a wood-fired beach sauna. You’ll find one by the sea in Anglesey and another on the shores of Llanberis, offering a unique way to unwind while soaking up incredible views. |
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Discovery starts with Antler, made for the journey not the summit.
