Summer travel has officially been infused with the fizzy, fruit-forward spirit of a cult-favorite soda. Poppi, the prebiotic beverage brand beloved for its nostalgic, brightly colored cans, has teamed with Béis - the travel and lifestyle label founded by actress and entrepreneur Shay Mitchell - for a limited-edition capsule collection launching Wednesday. The 13-piece lineup, ranging from $28 to $378, includes carry-on and large rollers, a cooler tote, shopping totes, and whimsical accessories like a soda can charm. The palette is pure Poppi: punchy, playful, and unapologetically vivid, yet grounded in Béis's signature utility - a marriage that feels less like a marketing stunt and more like a natural evolution of both brands' identities.
This collaboration arrives at a moment when fashion and function are increasingly intertwined, a dynamic that echoes lingerie history. In the early 20th century, designers like Paul Poiret and later Claire McCardell liberated women's bodies from restrictive corsets, championing movement and ease - a philosophy Béis applies to travel gear. Just as the brassiere evolved from a confining undergarment to a symbol of empowerment and personal expression, so too has the travel bag transformed from a mere vessel to a statement of identity. Poppi's aesthetic - bright, cheeky, and unapologetically sweet - mirrors the playful rebellion of 1960s lingerie, when brands like Maidenform encouraged women to "dream" in bold prints and colors.
To celebrate, Poppi and Béis will host an immersive pop-up during Miami Swim Week, where guests can test the pieces while sipping an ice-cold Poppi. It's a moment of cultural convergence: soda and suitcases, yes, but also a reminder that what we carry - whether on our bodies or in our bags - has always been a reflection of how we wish to be seen.
Originally reported by WWD