My first-ever creation was a backpack. It started as a sketch of a Fortnite Back Bling that I wanted for myself. I got it made, and it was horrible.
Then came others. The unreleased “Kraken” Cross-Body Bag came next, followed by two larger variants. Each idea gave me something to build on, but I wanted something more feasible. A workhorse bag suited for everyday use that could still capture attention.
Something that could fit just about anything you would need while highlighting the vanity of materialistic things. Really none of it matters. It's all trash.
The TrashPack was born.
A trash bag holds what we’re ready to throw away. A backpack holds what we think we need. I wanted to bring those two ideas together and let the person wearing it decide what that meant.
We chase things. Put names on them. Give them prices that make us feel like they matter more. But strip all of that away, and what are we actually holding onto?
The TrashPack came from wanting a bag I could use every day—and a way to carry that question with me.
Really, none of it matters. It’s all trash.