The workshop behind ZINZ carry

What we make

ZINZ cuts carry for a laptop and the things that travel beside it. 79 pieces sit on the bench right now, across four benches: laptop backpacks (23), laptop sleeves & cases (17), shoulder straps & pads (19), luggage & travel accessories (20). The range is narrow on purpose. We would rather cut one padded pocket properly across a run of models than print a different foam thickness on every spec sheet.

The through-line is the sleeve. Every pack and every case is built outward from a padded pocket sized to a real shell, and the rest of the bag is arranged around it: the zip runs, the back panel, the strap anchors. 40 pieces carry a printed screen size for exactly that reason.

What stays fixed across the range

• A padded laptop pocket with a raised base, so the machine does not sit on the seam when you set the bag down.
• Zip pulls that take a gloved hand, on runs long enough to open the compartment flat rather than through a slot.
• Webbing anchors sewn through the back panel rather than into the lining, because that is where a loaded bag pulls.
• A coated shell on 46 pieces, which handles a drizzle and is honestly described as nothing more.

What we leave out

No locks. No cut-proof lining. No claim that a coated polyester shell is waterproof. The 10 pieces with an inward-facing pocket layout make a pickpocket work in the open instead of behind you, and that is the whole of the idea. Anything more would need hardware we do not fit.

Where you buy it

The bags are sold through one large retail partner, not from this site. Everything here is the bench side: what we cut, what fits, what to measure. The buy button hands you over to the partner listing, where the price, the stock and the parcel are theirs to handle.

The catalogue on this site is copied from that partner and refreshed by hand. Prices and availability move without telling us, so treat the numbers here as a good guide and the partner page as the record.