Cabin-fit note
Cabin-sized within the widely reported PIA limit. The laptop rides in its own padded compartment — one bag, so no two-bag arguments at the gate.
The two-bag problem ruins business trips: a laptop bag in one hand, a cabin bag in the other, and an airline that counts both. This bag merges them. A padded rear compartment swallows a 15.6-inch laptop and its charger; the main compartment takes two to three days of clothes; and the whole thing is one cabin-sized bag of 50 x 35 x 20 cm that no one can count twice.
At security, the laptop compartment unzips flat so the machine goes through in its own tray without disturbing the packing. At 1.4 kg empty, the bag leaves about 5.6 kg of a 7 kg allowance — enough for the laptop, its brick of a charger, and a professional wardrobe for a short trip, provided the shoes are worn, not packed.
Details are placed for the working traveller: a document pocket that opens without unzipping the bag, a trolley strap for stacking on a checked suitcase, and a cable organiser strip so the chargers stop mating with the shirts. If your trips are laptop-first and short, this is the most efficient bag in the shop; the wider comparison is in best hand carry bags.
Specifications
| External size | 50 x 35 x 20 cm |
| Empty weight | 1.4 kg |
| Laptop | Padded compartment up to 15.6 inch, unzip-flat for security |
| Material | Woven fabric, padded back panel |
| Compartments | Laptop compartment, clothes compartment, document pocket, cable organiser |
| Best for | Business trips of 1–3 nights, laptop-first travellers |
Prices are this shop's launch prices, set within the ranges observed on Daraz and Pakistani online stores on November 9, 2026. Airline rules change — the allowance on your ticket is final.
