Tanssu was built on a simple belief: that how you travel matters as much as where you're going.
Tanssu began with a frequent traveller who could not find a carry-on he wanted to own. After two decades of flying for work, our co-founder, Adir Shiffman, found that luggage went one of two ways: built to signal wealth, or bright and disposable. Very little was considered, yet it was functional and solid at once.
Tanssu set out to make a travel case worth owning. Not to sell travel as an escape, but to make the journey itself worth paying attention to.
The idea took shape in a Kyoto antiques store, where Adir came across a tansu.
Tanssu's design ethos follows that of its namesake: style and function are never at war; they exist in constant harmony.
The Whole Journey
Each feature is designed around a moment in travel: the security queue, the seat, the hotel room.
Understated By Design
No loud logos and no seasonal colour drops. The product speaks for itself.
The Making Of A Modern-Day Tanssu
The founders set out to rethink the carry-on from first principles. Some of what they needed did not yet exist.
The founding team
A small team with roots in design, product and the airline industry, who travel the way our customers do.