The final set: Suitcase with shelves

Once in Crisskill, NJ, Rana—Lucy, the couple’s entrepreneur—took her son’s backpack (“the ugliest neon yellow suitcase ever”) and, with a staple gun and cardboard, jury-rigged a prototype.

In the year By the summer of 2020, the two were ready to launch their company, Royce & Rocket, and the culmination of Ms. Leibovitz’s handiwork: a polycarbonate suitcase with flat but sturdy shelves that flip up when you arrive—a small travel closet. It can be stacked with clothes or a suitable packing cube (from $70, for a set of four). But the plague struck; Supply chain issues have delayed its launch until September 2022.

Netnik fans, like Anastasia Harrison, loved the pink-stickered instant-classic and matching cubes so much, they started clamoring for a portable version. “I don’t like to put my clothes in weird drawers and not have enough hangers,” says Royce and Rockett, owner of AHD & Co., a design firm in Westfield, NJ. In the year In January 2023. Mrs. Harrison, who uses packing cubes, likes her burgundy container. Business travel is also simple: “In High Point, NC, Design Market, I can live out of my suitcase.”

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